Diljit Dosanjh releases a new track, “Devil,” and its accompanying music video draws widespread online attention. Fans and commenters focus on scenes showing students holding banners and placards with messages such as “Our Future Our Fight,” “Peace Not War,” and “Support Our Future.” Several viewers interpret these visuals as references to real-world student protests.
Both outlets report that the video’s protest imagery appears deliberate but remains ambiguous, leading to speculation rather than confirmed connections. Netizens discuss the visuals and the overall theme, including praise for the video’s detailed staging. Some comments explicitly link the imagery to the protest mentioned in public discussion at Jantar Mantar, while others frame the video as promoting peace.
The Free Press Journal also notes Dosanjh previously told viewers during an Instagram live session that he was not involved in politics and said he had no knowledge of a protest at Jantar Mantar. The music video reportedly ends with a statement echoing that sentiment and includes a “Don’t Try This At Home” disclaimer. Times of India largely highlights the speculation and audience reaction without adding additional verification.
