Ultimate Jugad! Jaipur students watch Diljit Dosanjh concert from PG balcony, save Rs 25,000 per ticket
Jaipur students showcase ultimate desi jugaad by watching Diljit Dosanjh's concert from their PG balcony, saving Rs 25,000 on tickets! Here is the viral video showing how fans enjoyed a prime view of the concert without spending a dime, turning their balcony into a personal VIP lounge.
In a classic display of Desi Jugaad, Jaipur students enjoyed Diljit Dosanjh's concert without burning a hole in their pockets! Instead of shelling out a whopping Rs 25,000 for concert tickets, they enjoyed the Punjabi singer croon his popular songs from their PG balcony, turning it into their personal VIP lounge. The video has gone viral, leaving fans both amused and impressed, with many saying, "Jaipur is not for beginners".
Jaipur students save Rs 25,000 by watching Diljit Dosanjh from PG balcony
As seen in the viral video, the view was quite amazing, perhaps even better than those who visited the concert. As many have been complaining about not being able to see Diljit directly from some of the seats during his live concert, these Jaipur students enjoyed the concert from afar without even spending a single penny. As the video went viral, fans said, "PG walon ne La La La ke Rs 25,000 bacha liye." Another user said, "desi jugaad." A third user said, "Diljit be like : 25 lakh ka nuksan ho gaya."
For the uninitiated, Diljit Dosanjh performed in Jaipur on November 3 as part of his Dil-Luminati Tour. Apart from this hostel video, another video of the Punjabi singer known for songs like Lover, Goat, Lemonade, and Peaches, among others, in which he interacts with a Marwari fan has gone viral on the internet. Honouring his Pagdi, he says, "Yeh pagdi humari shaan hai, yeh humare desh ki yahi khoobsurti hai. Har 2, 3, 4 ghante baad humari boli change ho jaati hai, humara khaana change ho jaata hai. Yeh humare desh ki yeh beauty hai (This turban is our pride; it's the beauty of our country. Every few hours, our language changes, our food changes¡ªthat¡¯s the unique charm of our nation)."
He added, "Aur hum jahan jahan se hai, koi Jaipur se hai, koi Gujarat se hai, koi Delhi se hai, Haryana se hai, Punjab se hai, hum sabko pyaar karte hai (Wherever we're from¡ªwhether it's Jaipur, Gujarat, Delhi, Haryana, or Punjab¡ªwe love everyone.)".
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