Watch: Diljit Dosanjh Tries London's Most Expensive Coffee Worth Rs 30,000, His Unmissable Reaction
Diljit Dosanjh shared the experience of drinking London's most expensive coffee priced £265 (over Rs 30,000).
Singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh has managed to carve a global fanbase for himself through his chartbuster music. Because of this worldwide stardom, Diljit keeps on visiting international locations for short getaways or concerts. Recently, the Punjabi singer and actor took to Instagram to share the experience of drinking London's most expensive coffee priced £265 (over Rs 30,000). His hilarious reaction and expressions are now going insanely viral on social media.
Diljit captioned the Instagram post, “Most Expensive Coffee of London.”
Check out the video here:
The clip begins with Diljit Dosanjh sitting inside a cafe, wearing a black and white jacket, paired with dark shades and a stylish hat. He then watches closely the coffee being brewed in a golden pour-over setup.
"Today, I am here for the most expensive coffee of London. I want to drink the Japan Typica coffee. This is too pricey,” he said in Punjabi at the starting of the video.
“They are measuring and pouring everything despite taking so much money. I am going to drink something pure now. I am not going to have food today, this is the only thing I'll have. Each sip is worth Rs 7,000,” he added.
However, he termed the coffee as bland and was later seen asking for snacks to compliment his drink. “Alag feel karoon, yeh toh pheeki hai coffee. Saath mein laddoo, boondi bhi le aao, it is London's most expensive coffee,” he said.
He then concluded his experience by joking that he could have attended a wedding in India for this price. “Itne mein India mein shaadi attend kar leta,” he said.
Recently, Diljit Dosanjh had also made his debut at the Met Gala as he turned heads with his Maharaja-inspired look, crafted by Prabal Gurung.
Meanwhile, he wrapped up his Dil-Luminati India Tour in December 2024. The singer performed in several cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata, Guwahati and Bengaluru.
