Kids from Chandigarh school perform Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Born To Shine’; video sparks mixed reactions

Many social media users questioned whether such activities were appropriate in a school setting.

Kids from Chandigarh school perform Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Born To Shine’

Diljit Dosanjh is not just setting stages ablaze with his electrifying performances on the “Dil-Luminati” tour; he’s also making his presence felt in the most unexpected of places. A video of school students singing his hit track Born To Shine has taken social media by storm, but the reactions have not been entirely positive.

The clip, shared by Jist News on Instagram, offers a glimpse of the infectious energy at Chandigarh’s St. Xavier’s School carnival. In the video, students are seen giving a synchronised rendition of Dosanjh’s chart-topping number. The caption of the post read, “A heartwarming video of students from Chandigarh’s St. Xavier’s School singing Diljit’s hit ‘Born To Shine’ has captivated social media.”

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The video garnered over 70,000 views. While some praised the students’ efforts, many questioned whether such activities were appropriate in a school setting.

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One user wrote, “Genz kids formation in process.” Another user commented, “What’s so heartwarming in this?” A third user wrote, “It’s not students fault but the management they just want to promote their school thinks Diljit will repost this on his social media, one should maintain the dignity of educational institutions.”

Dosanjh’s “Dil-Luminati” tour began in Delhi on October 26. His next show is in Bengaluru on Saturday. Dosanjh will perform in Indore on December 8, Chandigarh on December 15, Mumbai on December 19, and Guwahati on December 29.

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