Cinesprint_Magazine_April_2017

"
Dosanjh
gave vocals
to six of the
twelve tracks
in the film's
soundtrack.
In November
the same year,
Diljit declared
that he won't
release his
controversial
album, Urban
Pendu, that
included the
single 15 Saal.
Neeru Bajwa, did good
business.
"
Dosanjh gave vocals to
six of the twelve tracks in
the film's soundtrack. In
November the same year,
Diljit declared that he won't
release his controversial
album, Urban Pendu, that
included the single 15 Saal.
That single, featuring Yo Yo
Honey Singh, talked about
promiscuous behaviour of
underage girls and their
indulgence in alcohol, drugs
and tattoos. He wrote on his
Facebook page, "It was not
my intention to hurt anyone's
sentiments. I apologize to
my fans who were waiting for
this song." Dosanjh wore a
T-shirt with the words "Urban
Pendu" printed on it in the
music video of his 2013 hit
single, Proper Patola as a
remembrance of that track
and album. Dosanjh also
released three different
singles in 2011 – Catty Eyes,
Dharti and Chustiyan.
Dosanjh started an NGO
called Saanjh Foundation
focusing on underprivileged
children and seniors,
contributing to orphanages
and old age homes. It
also endeavours youth
empowerment with issues
like self-confidence,
well-being, anti-bullying,
mentoring, and career
development. It takes its
name from the second part
of Dosanjh's last name,
which loosely translated
means "amity". He launched
this organisation on his
birthday in 2013.
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