- By Srishti Pandey
- Sat, 14 Dec 2024 01:06 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Karan Aujla, one of Punjabi music's biggest stars, gave fans in Bengaluru a night to remember during the India leg of his It Was All a Dream world tour. In a surprise move, the singer was joined by Kerala-based rapper Hanumankind on stage. Together, they performed Hanumankind's iconic hit Big Dawgs, igniting the crowd with their energy and charisma.
The unexpected collaboration turned the arena into a hub of excitement, with fans singing along and cheering for the duo. The electrifying atmosphere highlighted the growing global appeal of Indian artists and their ability to bring diverse musical genres together. Currently, on his first-ever arena tour in India, Karan Aujla has been setting new benchmarks for Punjabi music. After packed performances in Mumbai and Bengaluru, the singer is gearing up for shows in Delhi on December 15, 17 and 19.
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Speaking about the tour, Karan shared his excitement about performing in India, saying, “This tour marks a significant milestone in my career, highlighting my journey from a small village in Punjab to the global stage. India has a special place in my heart, and I can't wait to bring the It Was All a Dream tour home! I'm grateful to my fans for making this dream possible. We're gonna celebrate together and make some history!" The tour has been praised for its role in elevating Punjabi music to an international platform, showcasing the genre's versatility and emotional depth.
Hanumankind, a rising star in Indian hip-hop, is also making waves internationally. The Bengaluru concert was another feather in his cap, coming just weeks after he performed alongside global hip-hop icon ASAP Rocky at the Rolling Loud festival in Pattaya. The duo's rendition of Big Dawgs at the festival received widespread acclaim, further cementing Hanumankind's reputation as a global sensation.
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Adding to his accolades, Hanumankind is set to perform at Coachella 2025, becoming only the third Indian artist to achieve this milestone, following in the footsteps of Diljit Dosanjh and AP Dhillon. The collaboration between Karan Aujla and Hanumankind reflects the dynamic evolution of Indian music, where genres like Punjabi and hip-hop are breaking barriers and reaching new audiences.