Actress Kajal Aggarwal was excited to watch Diljit Dosanjh’s electrifying AURA concert in Australia, moving to the rhythm of his popular tracks. Even as exploring Melbourne, she expressed her admiration for the city’s stunning juxtaposition of historical and modern architecture, hailing it as a ‘living masterpiece. The actress is presently on a break to Australia with husband Gautam Kitchlu.
Taking to her official Instagram handle, the Singham’ actress dropped a video of her having a gala time amidst the concert as the couple grooved to Diljit’s powerful yet melodious voice.
In the video, both Kajal and Gautam were seen shaking a leg to the “Khuda Gawah” track.
Diljit has been making a lot of noise with his latest AURA tour. The Punjabi sensation also recently came out with his latest album AURA, which is garnering a lot of love from music lovers.
Diljit has further emerged as the first Indian performer to sell out a stadium performance in Sydney, Australia, with his AURA tour.
On another note, Kajal recently used social media to reveal what captivated her the most about Melbourne.
Kajal penned an elongated note on her IG, revealing what all she experienced during her stay in Melbourne.
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Posting some sneak glimpses from her time there, she wrote, “Melbourne. A city that feels like a living canvas. Every corner bursts with creativity, from the graffiti-clad laneways to the quietly elegant cafes tucked between historic facades. (sic)”
Kajal further
shared that what fascinated her the most about the city was how beautifully it combines its past and present.
And what further fascinated her most was how seamlessly the city marries its past with its present- where Victorian-era architecture stands shoulder to shoulder with bold, contemporary design (its colloquially called Facadism). The balance amid preservation and progress is so thoughtfully done; it’s a masterclass in historic redevelopment”, the ‘Hey Sinamika’ actress added.
Throwing light on the beautiful culture of the place, Kajal went on to pen, “The coffee culture here is truly something else; each cafe feels like a story brewed to perfection. Saint Dreux turned out to be a quick favourite- their Japanese sandos and artisanal coffee are an experience in minimalism and flavor.”
News Edit KV Raman
