Diljit Dosanjh Reacts To Reports Claiming He And Taylor Swift Were 'Being Touchy' At A Vancouver Restaurant

Diljit Dosanjh recently addressed rumours that he and American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift were "touchy".

Diljit Dosanjh hilariously replied to the rumours.

Source : Twitter/@diljitdosanjh & @taylorswift13

New Delhi: Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh is known for his great sense of humour. He really killed it at Coachella 2023 as the first-ever Punjabi singer to perform at the Coachella. He recently addressed rumours that he and American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift became "touchy" at a restaurant in Vancouver. The Twitter account 'Breaking News British Columbia' posted the report to which Diljit replied and discussed about ‘privacy’. It was alleged that he and Taylor Swift had lunch at Vancouver's Cactus Club Cafe Coal Harbour.

The unverified article read, “Vancouver Patrons were in for a surprise when they saw two of their favorite stars dining together at Cactus Club Cafe Coal Harbor on Monday night. Multiple sources confirmed that Taylor Swift and Diljit Dosanjh were laughing and being ‘touch touch’."

"Yaar Privacy Naam Di v Koi Cheez Hundi Aa (There is something called Privacy)," Diljit Dosanjh hilariously replied to this.

#BREAKING 🚨: Vancouver Patrons were in for a surprise when they saw two of their favorite stars dining together at Cactus Club Cafe Coal Harbor on Monday night.

Multiple sources confirmed that Taylor Swift & Diljit Dosanjh were laughing & being "touch touch". pic.twitter.com/xqWoTgVrlt

— BREAKING NEWS BRITISH COLUMBIA (@PRiMETIMESNOOP_) June 6, 2023

We all know that Taylor Swift and her boyfriend Matt Healy have been making headlines lately. The singer reportedly started seeing him only days after breaking up with Joe Alwyn. The rumour mill claims, however, that Healy and Taylor are officially done with one other. According to reports, the relationship between the two was never more than casual fun. 

Meanwhile, Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming film 'Chamkila', directed by Imtiaz Ali, portrays the unsung real tale of Amar Singh Chamkila, a renowned Punjabi rocker who rose to popularity in the 1980s. He was just 27 when he was tragically killed. To this day, Chamkila has massive fame as a best-selling artist and is considered one of Punjab's finest performers.