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New York [US], May 6: In a moment of cultural pride and fashion history, global Indian superstar Diljit Dosanjh made a grand and historic debut at the Met Gala 2025, becoming the first Indian turban-wearing man to attend the iconic event.
Dressed in a majestic Punjabi-inspired traditional outfit, Dosanjh paid tribute to his Punjabi heritage while making a bold fashion statement on one of the world’s most-watched red carpets.
Dosanjh brought the vibrancy, richness, and legacy of Indian fashion to the forefront of global haute couture.
More than just a fashion statement, Diljit Dosanjh’s appearance represented a proud moment for the South Asian and Sikh communities worldwide. By wearing his turban on such a prestigious international platform, he broke new ground in cultural representation and redefined what global male style icons can look like.
Dosanjh, who has gained massive international fame with his music, films, and recent ventures in Hollywood, continues to bridge the gap between Indian culture and the global entertainment industry. From sold-out world tours to performing at Coachella and now the Met Gala, he has carved a unique space for himself as an ambassador of modern Punjabi identity.
Social media erupted with praise for his historic appearance, with fans and fashion critics alike calling it one of the most iconic Met Gala debuts. The moment has already been hailed as a turning point in South Asian visibility in global fashion.
With elegance, dignity, and pride, Diljit Dosanjh didn’t just walk the red carpet — he brought a legacy with him. His appearance is not only a win for fashion but a significant step forward for cultural inclusion and representation on the world stage.
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