Lights out, music in: Juggy D, Jay Sean plug in musical chord in Delhi
Recently, Juggy D and Jay Sean, treated Delhiites with an electrifying set, unleashing a wave of memories as they belted out their chart-topping hits
Cold wintery night, brief pauses because of electricity cuts, nostalgia vibe, Punjabi beats and lots of music -- that’s how one can describe the mood when global artists Juggy D and Jean Sean took the stage to perform in Delhi recently.

On Saturday, at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, the national capital witnessed a musical spectacle that transcended time and took the audience on a captivating nostalgic ride. They performed in Delhi at Zomaland live event.
Juggy D and Jay Sean, credited for popularising Bhangra R&B, performed in the city with their electrifying set, unleashing a wave of memories as they belted out their chart-topping hits.
The night kicked off with the dynamic Juggy D, known for his infectious energy and versatile musical style. The artist didn’t disappoint, opening with his signature hits that had the crowd grooving from the first beat. Tracks such as Billo, Mere Dil Vich Hum Tum, Tere Naal Nachna, Baari Barsi, Tera Yaar Bolda and Dil Luteya transported the audience back to the 1990s, reviving memories of carefree nights and youthful exuberance.
There was a glitch during the performance with some electricity cuts, but that didn’t kill the mood, with Juggy D using the chance to send in the ‘current’, a move which was welcome with lots of cheer and whistles.
“India mein bijli kadi kadi chali jaandi hai… Yeh toh hunda hi hai. Ab woh bijli, I will try to bring to you, guys. It’s not just my songs which I like to sing, but other songs as well,” Juggy D shared, before singing Gud Naal Ishq Mitha.
“We can’t help with the light situation. We need your love to continue. It is so nice to here. Thank you for being here today,” said Juggy D. He also gave a musical salute to late Sidhu Moosewala, by performing on his hit track, 295.
As Juggy D set the stage on fire, the atmosphere reached a fever pitch when Jay Sean took the spotlight. The global icon serenaded the audience with his unforgettable chart-toppers such as Down, Do You Remember, and Ride It. The tracks resonated through the venue, with fans singing along to every word.
“It is so great to be performing in India. It is very special. I will complete two decades in 2024, and it is great to see you all sing my songs till date,” said Jay Sean.
The highlight of the evening came when Juggy D and Jay Sean joined forces on stage for a Tere Naal Nachna moment, making everyone in the audience go into a frenzy and just dance. The seamless transitions between their voices and brocode they shared added an extra layer of magic to the night.
As the final notes echoed through the venue, Delhi was left buzzing with the afterglow of a night which turned out to be a journey through time, celebrating their legacy dipped in hues of nostalgia.
ABOUT THE AUTHORSugandha RawalSugandha Rawal has been writing about entertainment and lifestyle for over 13 years, and if there's one thing that's kept her going, it's a genuine love for storytelling. She completed her graduation in Journalism from the University of Delhi and went on to earn her Master of Media from IP University. Beginning her career in the fast-paced environment of news wire reporting, she learned the art of accuracy, speed, and storytelling under pressure. She later expanded her horizons in print journalism, where she honed her feature-writing skills and developed a keen eye for detail and narrative depth. These days, she's firmly rooted in digital journalism, adapting and evolving with a media landscape that never sits still. Over the years, Sugandha has covered everything from Bollywood and celebrity culture to wellness trends and lifestyle shifts. She enjoys spotting the drama behind headlines, the emotion behind interviews, and the details that others might miss. When she is not chasing the latest entertainment update or lifestyle trend, you will find her observing the cultural shifts that shape the stories we consume every day.Read More

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