The escalating tension between Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh and singer-songwriter A. P. Dhillon has caught the attention of rapper Badshah, who has stepped in with a message of unity. Known for his influential voice in the music industry, Badshah took to Instagram Stories to address the situation.

Badshah's Plea for Harmony

In his Instagram note, Badshah seemingly urged both artists to resolve their differences amicably. He wrote, 'Please don't make the mistakes that we made. The world is ours for the taking. Like they say, 'If you wanna go fast, go alone, but if you wanna go far, go together.' United we stand.'



His message underscores the importance of collaboration and unity within the music industry, a sentiment stemming from his personal experiences with past controversies.

The Root of the Dispute

The controversy began when A. P. Dhillon, famous for hits like Brown Munde, Excuses, and Summer High, claimed during a live performance that Diljit Dosanjh had blocked him on Instagram. Diljit, however, dismissed the accusation during his own show, calling it baseless and insisting that he had not blocked anyone.

The situation took a dramatic turn when A. P. Dhillon shared a screen recording on Instagram Stories, showing that he was indeed blocked from viewing Diljit's content. Shortly after, Dhillon posted another recording indicating that he had regained access to Diljit's profile, suggesting that the block had been lifted.

Diljit's Stance

Diljit responded firmly to the allegations, emphasizing that his fight is against governments and not fellow artists. 'I respect art and the artists. I would never pick a fight with a fellow artist,' he stated, reiterating his commitment to supporting the artistic community.

Badshah's Reflection on Past Feuds

Badshah's Instagram message also hinted at his own fallout with rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh. The two artists, once collaborators and reportedly part of the music group Mafia Mundeer (founded by Honey Singh), had a highly publicized rift. Honey Singh later claimed that Badshah was never a true member of the group due to his affluent background, which he argued clashed with Mafia Mundeer's ethos of uplifting struggling artists.

Honey Singh alleged that Badshah's involvement was limited to being a client, as his father paid for a song composed and programmed by Honey Singh. These statements fueled the rift, leaving a lasting mark on their relationship.

Lessons for the Future

Badshah's call for unity in the Diljit-A. P. Dhillon controversy serves as a reminder of the detrimental impact such disputes can have on the music industry. His plea highlights the value of mutual respect and collaboration among artists, encouraging them to focus on their shared passion for music rather than personal disagreements.

As the situation unfolds, fans hope that Diljit Dosanjh and A. P. Dhillon will heed Badshah's advice and prioritize harmony over conflict, paving the way for more groundbreaking music and meaningful collaborations.