Emily Zemler
Updated on: October 7, 2024 7:49 pm GMT
Mumbai, India—Punjabi music sensation Karan Aujla is extending his “It Was All A Dream World Tour” with two additional concerts in Kolkata and Jaipur, responding to overwhelming demand from fans. These performances will take place in December 2024, following several sold-out shows earlier in the tour, which commenced in Chandigarh. Aujla’s recent success with the track “Tauba Tauba,” featured in the film *Bad Newz*, has further propelled his popularity across India and beyond.
Tour Expansion Details
Karan Aujla’s tour, which kicks off on December 7 in Chandigarh, will also stop in Bengaluru, New Delhi, and Mumbai before concluding with the newly announced Kolkata and Jaipur shows. The Kolkata concert is particularly significant as it includes a charitable initiative; ₹100 from each ticket sold will be donated to a local NGO that supports women’s welfare initiatives. Aujla expressed his excitement for the expansion, stating, “India has been incredibly supportive, and I can’t wait to connect with even more fans in these vibrant cities.”
Collaboration with Vicky Kaushal
As anticipation builds for the Mumbai leg of the tour on December 21, speculation has arisen regarding a potential appearance by Bollywood actor Vicky Kaushal, who collaborated with Aujla on the song “Tauba Tauba.” Although no official announcement has been made, reports suggest that Kaushal might join Aujla on stage, promising to make the event a memorable fusion of Punjabi music and Bollywood.
Charitable Initiative and Community Impact
The Kolkata concert’s initiative underscores Aujla’s commitment to social causes. Discussions are currently underway with a local NGO to finalize details regarding the donation process. The decision to contribute a portion of ticket sales reflects Aujla’s desire to make a positive impact within the communities he performs in. Mohit Bijlani, co-founder of Team Innovation, which manages Aujla’s tour, emphasized the significance of incorporating charitable efforts into the tour and commended Aujla for his dedication to such initiatives.
A Commitment to Punjabi Culture
The “It Was All A Dream World Tour” marks Aujla’s first major arena tour in India, aimed at introducing modern Punjabi music to a global audience. With ticket sales already breaking records in cities such as Canada, the UK, and New Zealand, the tour has garnered international attention. Aujla will be accompanied by his longtime collaborator Ikky, ensuring a high-energy performance across all cities.
Performance Schedule
- Chandigarh: December 7
- Bengaluru: December 13
- New Delhi: December 15-19
- Mumbai: December 21
- Kolkata: December 24
- Jaipur: December 29
Ticket Sales and Economic Influence
Aujla’s concerts are expected to attract substantial attention, with 100,000 tickets sold within a month for the multi-city tour. Reports indicate that Aujla’s earnings from this tour could reach approximately $2 million (around ₹16.79 crore), highlighting not only his popularity but also the significant economic impact of such events on local communities.
Cultural Fusion and Future Prospects
The possibility of Kaushal’s participation in the Mumbai concert is creating excitement among fans eager to see a collaboration between the Punjabi music scene and Bollywood. According to sources, discussions are ongoing to feature an international artist as well, furthering the cultural exchange and celebration inherent in Aujla’s music.
Upcoming Projects for Vicky Kaushal
Alongside the excitement surrounding Aujla’s tour, Vicky Kaushal continues to build his film career with notable upcoming projects. He will star in *Chhaava*, a period drama that delves into the life of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, showcasing his versatility as an actor. This film, along with another project directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, promises to further cement Kaushal’s status as a prominent figure in Indian cinema.
Conclusion: A Journey of Musical Connect
Karan Aujla’s “It Was All A Dream World Tour” is a special moment for him and a big celebration of Punjabi culture and community. He wants to give back through charity, work with others in the culture, and show love to his fans. Aujla plans to create an unforgettable experience that connects music with helping people. Everyone is excited to see his performances, which will highlight the amazing variety of modern Indian music.
