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Docu-series on AP Dhillon to drop soon 

The docu-series will be of four parts and traces Dhillon’s journey from his village Gurdaspur to international stage

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AP Dhillon, the Punjabi artiste who is known for songs like Brown Munde, Summer High, will be featuring in the upcoming docu-series titled AP Dhillon: First of a Kind. Prime Video, on Tuesday, unveiled the series preview.

The preview shows Dhillon making his way towards multiple concerts as fans come thronging. The preview also shows the singer’s simple life in Canada.

The docu-series will be of four parts and traces Dhillon’s journey from his village Gurdaspur to international stage.  The series is backed by PASSION Pictures in association with Wild Sheep Content and Run-Up Records. It is helmed by Jay Ahmed.

The series will unravel Dhillon’s journey of becoming a self-made superstar and a global music icon.

Talking about the series, Dhillon said in a statement, "When I began my journey from Gurdaspur to Canada, I never thought that one day I would be telling my story in such a manner. I am truly humbled and thrilled to have received so much love and recognition for the kind of music we are creating. My dream has always been to create music that would live on for generations and inspire people."

“This is the first time I am opening up and sharing my thoughts for the world to see. A special shout out to the team at Prime Video, PASSION Pictures and series director Jay Ahmed for this, who made me so comfortable, and who I enjoyed working with. This 4-part docuseries is a special ode to my fans, who have given me so much love. I genuinely hope it inspires aspiring artists to learn from our experience, and go out and realise their own dreams," he added.

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