Singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh is set to return to ‘The Tonight Show’ Starring Jimmy Fallon, nearly two years after his debut appearance, with early glimpses pointing to a high-energy episode packed with music, dance and humour. The artist recently shared a video from the show’s studio on Instagram, offering fans a sneak peek into what’s to come.

According to an ANI report, the clip shows Diljit making a playful entry, with his team opening a studio door and teasing his comeback. The video then cuts to the singer greeting host Jimmy Fallon in his signature style, setting the tone for a lively segment. The background features his latest track ‘Morni’, adding to the excitement around the episode.

Clips shared by the show’s official social media handles further highlight one of the standout moments—Diljit teaching Fallon some Bhangra moves. The two are seen dancing together, laughing and enjoying the interaction, hinting at a light-hearted exchange that blends Punjabi culture with mainstream global entertainment.

Diljit also revealed that Fallon sent him a handwritten thank-you note, expressing appreciation for his return. The gesture reflects the warm rapport between the two, which first resonated with audiences during his 2024 appearance, where he performed hit tracks like G.O.A.T. and Born to Shine and was introduced as one of the biggest Punjabi artists globally.

The latest preview has generated strong buzz online, with fans eagerly awaiting the full episode. Beyond the talk show appearance, Diljit continues to stay busy on the film front. He was last seen in ‘Border 2’ and is now gearing up for ‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’, directed by Imtiaz Ali. The film, set against the backdrop of the 1947 Partition, is scheduled for a theatrical release on June 12 and marks his second collaboration with the director after ‘Amar Singh Chamkila’.

With his growing global presence and ability to seamlessly blend music, cinema and culture, Diljit’s return to the Fallon show signals yet another milestone in taking Punjabi entertainment to international audiences.