New Delhi:

Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh, whose heart-lunating seizures have been a large-scale anger worldwide, sharing suggestions about how to combat tension in regular life.

On Wednesday, actor-singer took to his Instagram, and shared a video in which he can be seen advising people how to maintain tension in the Gulf. In the video, Diljit is shown treating the stress of different people with a slogan, “Stress is Mitra Nun Hai Nahi”.

He wrote in the caption, “Stress, whom is you bimir?” (Stress – Who is this disease to all?) “.

One of the examples of the video makes Diljit fun to the government’s advice on his show when any such advice is not issued to international music artists. Diljit saw me commenting on a recent coldplay show in India.

Earlier, actor-singer shared the first look from his upcoming film. Punjab ’95He took him to his Instagram, and shared an array of paintings, in which he could be seen from the film to his character.

He wrote in the caption, “I challenge the darkness. Punjab 95,

The film is based on the life of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalara. He was the director of a bank in Amritsar city in Punjab during extremism period in Punjab. After Operation Blue Star, the assassination of Indira Gandhi, and the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, the police were empowered to detain suspects for any reason, unstable as suspected militants.

The police were accused of killing the unarmed suspects in the shooting and burning thousands of bodies to cover the murders. Khalra was investigating four major cases at a time and continued to collect evidence and witnesses.

The Central Board of Central Film Certification in India proposed a 120 cut in the film to the producers. There was no certainty in view of its sensitive subject on the film’s exhibition. However, after Diljit’s meteor growth and global attention, it seems that the film will finally be able to see the daylight.

Meanwhile, Diljit also recently met Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi in the national capital. Both talked about various topics, and Diljit also sang for PM.

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