Is Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh married? In a recent revelation, Ammy Virk has fueled ongoing speculation about the marital status of fellow Punjabi actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh.
While promoting his latest film, “Kudi Haryane Val Di,” alongside Sonam Bajwa, Virk addressed the sensitive issue of privacy for celebrities, suggesting that Dosanjh’s reluctance to introduce his family to the public could be driven by security concerns.
Is Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh married?
Virk elaborated on the challenges faced by public figures in safeguarding their loved ones, hinting that Dosanjh might indeed be married to an Indian-American woman and have a son.
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He emphasized the importance of maintaining family privacy, especially in the entertainment industry, where the spotlight can bring both adulation and unwelcome attention.
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Virk said, “You cannot stop anyone. If we look at Diljit Pajji’s point of view, it is his private matter. It is his family. There must be a reason that he isn’t introducing them to the world.”
Drawing from his own experience, Virk mentioned, “I also have a wife and a daughter. They prefer to stay out of the public eye, and I respect that. Our families should be able to live their lives without the constant scrutiny and potential risks that come with our profession.”
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“We are in such a profession where we not only have fans but there might be some other issues too, maybe there is some enmity. Families must not suffer. For now, they can go to the market or wherever, nobody cares. If people get to know, they might be targeted. This is for their security and this is their own will as well,” he explained.
This statement aligns with earlier reports from April, suggesting that Dosanjh has chosen to keep his personal life under wraps to protect his family.
Although Dosanjh has neither confirmed nor denied these rumors, Virk’s comments lend credence to the theory that the decision is motivated by a desire to ensure their safety and preserve a sense of normalcy.
