Diljit Dosanjh Teaches Jimmy Fallon 'Punjabi Aa Gaye Oye', Priyanka Chopra Reacts | WATCH

Punjabi fever has reached the studios of Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show as Diljit Dosanjh is all set to grace the couch for the first time. The singer will be performing his superhit tracks such as GOAT, Born to Shine and more. They have also teased the audience by sharing several behind-the-scenes videos on social media, just to keep them hooked. However, among all, what grabbed our attention was the Punjabi singer teaching Jimmy Punjabi.

Diljit Dosanjh teaches Jimmy Fallon Punjabi

Taking to his Instagram handle Jimmy Fallon shared a BTS video in which he is standing beside Punjabi singer. The video began with one of Diljit Dosanjh's songs and then shows him teaching Fallon to say, "Punjabi Aa Gaye Oye" which Fallon aces like a pro. Then, Dosanjh teaches him how to greet in Punjabi, "Sat Sri Akal". It seemed easy for Fallon as he said it in one go. The video concluded with Dosanjh being amazed after Fallon learns both things so quickly, he says, "Wow". On hearing this, Fallon burst out into laughter and shared a warm hug.

Priyanka Chopra reacts to the hilarious video

Not just us, but it also grabbed Priyanka's attention. The actress was quick to drop a comment, "It’s the Oye for me." Fans have also flooded the comment section. A user wrote, "Jimmy is not a gora pakora." Another wrote, "Officially now Jimmy Singh". A proud fan dropped a heartfelt post, "You amplified an entire community and culture today @jimmyfallon appreciate you allowing our brother @diljitdosanjh to share the gift he has been giving us for the past 20 years, with the entire world."

Meanwhile, Diljit Dosanjh is busy making India by putting the country on the global map with his superhit tracks and performances at international concerts. Last year, he scripted a history by becoming the first Punjabi singer to perform at Coachella. Not just in the field of singing, he is also receiving praise for his acting skills in the recently released movie Amar Sing Chamkila, helmed by Imtiaz Ali.