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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90113, member: 27"]
Diljit Dosanjh just reminded everyone he has been getting the anti-national label slapped on him for years, and he is genuinely not bothered anymore. The singer-actor dropped a Punjabi-language note backing the student protesters and asking authorities to actually hear them out. He framed the people's voice as basically God's voice, which hits different.

And yeah, he straight up admitted the legal trouble and backlash from the farmers' agitation still haunts him in ways he cannot even talk about publicly. He threw it back to that whole three-farm-law mess and his very public online clash with Kangana Ranaut, where he insisted his loyalty was to the farmers and not some political playbook.

His whole stance here is that dialogue should replace confrontation, and standing up on controversial stuff will always paint a target on your back. The dude has clearly made peace with catching heat for saying what he thinks, and he wrapped the whole post by leaving the rest up to God.
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