Punjabi-Canadian singer and rapper AP Dhillon recently appeared on a television talk show, where he addressed the high ticket prices and reported incidents of phone theft during one of his concerts in Delhi. During his conversation, he made lighthearted remarks about both topics, drawing attention from fans and sparking discussions across digital platforms.

Comments made during appearance on comedy show

In an episode of a widely watched celebrity interview program, AP Dhillon was asked about his live performances and their reception across India. While discussing his Delhi concert, he acknowledged that some ticket prices had reached as high as ₹6 lakh. He responded to this by joking about the extravagant costs, saying, “If someone paid ₹6 lakh for a ticket, I should perform in their house.”

Reactions to mobile phone thefts at concert

The artist also addressed the issue of multiple mobile phones being reported stolen during the event. With approximately 40 phones allegedly missing during the concert, Dhillon took a humorous approach in suggesting that fans should become more cautious. He remarked, “People should take care of their belongings. I’m not the one stealing them.”

Fan reactions to viral video clips

Segments from the episode quickly began circulating on social media platforms, with clips from the show gaining widespread attention. While some viewers appreciated the humour, others reacted with surprise over Dhillon’s tone when referencing the thefts. For many concert-goers and fans, the remarks seemed unexpected given the seriousness of the incidents.

The incident has brought back into focus the safety and management of large-scale live events in India. With thousands attending concerts by internationally known performers, theft and crowd control remain key concerns. Attendees have often raised questions about the measures taken by organisers to ensure security of personal property during such events.

Continued popularity of AP Dhillon in India

Despite the controversy surrounding the Delhi concert, AP Dhillon continues to enjoy a strong fan base across the country. Known for blending Punjabi lyrics with contemporary urban sounds, his performances attract large audiences in major Indian cities. His appearance on Indian television further reflects his growing appeal in mainstream media and entertainment circles.

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