Diljit Dosanjh Teases New Song with NLE Choppa titled 'Muhammad Ali'
Diljit Dosanjh has ignited excitement among fans by teasing a snippet of his upcoming song featuring American rapper NLE Choppa. The song is titled as 'Muhammad Ali'.
Diljit Dosanjh has ignited excitement among fans by teasing a snippet of his upcoming song featuring American rapper NLE Choppa. On Thursday, the singer-actor shared the teaser on Instagram, revealing the highly anticipated track titled "Muhammad Ali," which is set to release on July 26.
Diljit Dosanjh Gives Surprises FansThe teaser suggests that "Muhammad Ali" will be a high-energy track with captivating visuals, sure to intrigue music enthusiasts worldwide. Consistently pushing the boundaries of his musical repertoire, Diljit captioned the video with a simple yet effective “Surprise.”
NLE Choppa, renowned among international music lovers for hits like "Capo," "Walk Em Down," "Go Stupid," and "Narrow Road," collaborates with a Punjabi musician for the first time in "Muhammad Ali." Given Diljit Dosanjh’s infectious energy and NLE Choppa’s raw talent, the song is poised to become a chart-buster, transcending linguistic barriers to garner millions of views. This collaboration adds to Diljit’s history of trailblazing international partnerships, including those with American rapper Saweetie, Australian singer-songwriter Sia, and renowned artist Ed Sheeran.
In addition to this musical venture, Diljit Dosanjh is preparing for his upcoming projects, including the highly anticipated Punjabi film "Sardaar Ji 3." Recently, he unveiled the first poster of the film, delighting fans by announcing its release date. Sharing a motion poster on Instagram, he wrote, “SARDAAR JI 3 Releasing Worldwide 27th June 2025.” The intriguing poster showcases Diljit’s shadow while an audio clip plays in the background, in which he can be heard correcting someone who calls him “Sardaar” instead of “Sardaar Ji.”
With "Muhammad Ali" on the horizon and "Sardaar Ji 3" in the works, Diljit Dosanjh continues to captivate his audience, both musically and cinematically.