<p>One of the most loved names in the music industry in India right now, AP Dhillon has truly arrived. With chart-busting numbers, sold-out shows, celebrities jamming to his music and now a biopic documentary on the rise of his fame and success, AP Dhillon has carved a niche for himself and a success story that is bound to inspire anyone who wants to make his or her own space in music. The Punjab-born Canadian singer is currently in the news as the Prime documentary on his life dropped online with a song from the same featuring his rumoured girlfriend Banita Sandhu going viral.&nbsp;</p>

<p>AP Dhillon has had a career spanning&nbsp;14 years but has only stuck to his own music and never ventured into Bollywood. In an interview, AP Dhillon aka Amritpal Singh Dhillon was asked why he has not tried his hands in Bollywood. The singer replied, "Maybe, if it is the right time, then I will do it for sure. I’m open to it, but I will do it when I feel the time is right. I have been asked to do tracks for so many films or give my tracks to movies. I don’t want to do this for now. I’m not against anything but I will do it whenever I feel that the time is right.”</p>

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<p>Meanwhile, AP Dhillon’s documentary titled <em>AP Dhillon: One of a Kind</em>, the docuseries premiered on Amazon Prime Video last week. <em>AP Dhillon: One of a Kind</em> majorly focuses on how Amritpal Singh Dhillon migrated to Canada and established himself as a leading singer, despite the hurdles he faced. The singer was in India to host a grand screening of his film. The event saw biggies of Bollywood come out in support of the star, including Salman Khan, Ranveer Singh, and many others.&nbsp;</p>

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One of the most loved names in the music industry in India right now, AP Dhillon has truly arrived. With chart-busting numbers, sold-out shows, celebrities jamming to his music and now a biopic documentary on the rise of his fame and success, AP Dhillon has carved a niche for himself and a success story that is bound to inspire anyone who wants to make his or her own space in music.

One of the most loved names in the music industry in India right now, AP Dhillon has truly arrived. With chart-busting numbers, sold-out shows, celebrities jamming to his music and now a biopic documentary on the rise of his fame and success, AP Dhillon has carved a niche for himself and a success story that is bound to inspire anyone who wants to make his or her own space in music. The Punjab-born Canadian singer is currently in the news as the Prime documentary on his life dropped online with a song from the same featuring his rumoured girlfriend Banita Sandhu going viral. AP Dhillon has had a career spanning 14 years but has only stuck to his own music and never ventured into Bollywood. In an interview, AP Dhillon aka Amritpal Singh Dhillon was asked why he has not tried his hands in Bollywood. The singer replied, "Maybe, if it is the right time, then I will do it for sure. I’m open to it, but I will do it when I feel the time is right. I have been asked to do tracks for so many films or give my tracks to movies. I don’t want to do this for now. I’m not against anything but I will do it whenever I feel that the time is right.” Also read: Sunny Deol reacts to bank property auction row: I do not want to... Meanwhile, AP Dhillon’s documentary titled AP Dhillon: One of a Kind, the docuseries premiered on Amazon Prime Video last week. AP Dhillon: One of a Kind majorly focuses on how Amritpal Singh Dhillon migrated to Canada and established himself as a leading singer, despite the hurdles he faced. The singer was in India to host a grand screening of his film. The event saw biggies of Bollywood come out in support of the star, including Salman Khan, Ranveer Singh, and many others. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Never say never: AP Dhillon could make music for Bollywood when the 'time is right'

<p>Amazon Prime Video's new docuseries, AP Dhillon: First of a Kind, takes viewers on an intimate expedition through the life of a modern-day musical prodigy. This mostly gripping and never-boring four-episode series serves as both an alluring backstage pass and an uplifting anthem for aspiring musicians. I admit to a little trepidation when I was asked to review <em>AP Dhillon: First of a Kind</em>. Not only was I not a pre-existing fan, but my knowledge of the man was also rather limited. My only encounter with his work was through the infectious popularity of his song "Brown Munde," which seemed to dominate post-lockdown gatherings.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>New to AP Dhillon? Fear not</strong></h2>

<p>However, the docuseries proved to be quite accommodating for someone new to the world of Dhillon. It provides a comprehensive and informative introduction to who he truly is, making it accessible even to those unfamiliar with his background. Upon completing the docuseries and immersing myself in his chart-topping tracks on repeat, I can confidently express my gratitude for coexisting in a world with Dhillon. He comes off as a genuinely committed artist and a young man with easy, infectious laughter.</p>

<h2><strong>AP Dhillon: First of a Kind keeps you engaged</strong></h2>

<p>The series unfolds like a carefully curated album, offering a tracklist of pivotal events that shaped Dhillon's trajectory. From his origins in the Punjab region to his ascent in the global music scene, each episode paints a vivid picture of his growth, struggles, and triumphs. Spanning approximately 30 minutes per episode, <em>AP Dhillon: First of a Kind</em> achieves a blend of comprehensive storytelling and viewer-friendly length. The brevity of the episodes encourages focused attention, ensuring that every scene contributes meaningfully to the overarching narrative.</p>

<p>The docuseries also effectively peels back the layers of Dhillon's artistry, offering viewers a unique perspective into his creative process and the meticulous organisation that goes behind his big concerts. I learned how he and his team fused his Punjabi heritage with contemporary Western styles like pop and R&amp;B to create a signature sound that resonates globally. One of the standout aspects of the series, for me anyway, was its exploration of how Dhillon and his team orchestrate large-scale concerts.&nbsp;</p>

<p>From the initial conceptualisation to the execution, there is an insight into the immense effort and coordination required to bring his music to the stage. The series doesn't wisely focus on the glitz and glamour of the performances; it delves into the logistics, rehearsals, and the collaborative spirit that underpins these grand shows.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>A fascinating glimpse into the artist — and the man</strong></h2>

<p>While the series offers an interesting glimpse into AP Dhillon's artistic evolution, it does not shy away from portraying the person behind the persona. A special emphasis on Dhillon's connection to his family and community highlights his roots, further endearing him to audiences around the world.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>But perhaps too worshipful?</h2>

<p>While I liked <em>AP Dhillon: First of a Kind</em> overall, there are instances where it can come across as overly worshipful. It may also seem more like a promotional vehicle for Dhillon and his music, leaving minimal room for objective reflection — which it kind of is and does not pretend to be anything else. One cannot help but wonder if a more objective take on Dhillon and his career might have explored the full range of his experiences as an artist.&nbsp;</p>

<p>That said, <em>AP Dhillon: First of a Kind</em> was still a fascinating look into a celebrated young artist that everybody should find worth watching. If you are a Dhillon enthusiast, though, it is nothing short of a gift.</p>

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Amazon Prime Video's new docuseries, AP Dhillon: First of a Kind, takes viewers on an intimate expedition through the life of a modern-day musical prodigy. This mostly gripping and never-boring four-episode series serves as both an alluring backstage pass and an uplifting anthem for aspiring musicians.

Amazon Prime Video's new docuseries, AP Dhillon: First of a Kind, takes viewers on an intimate expedition through the life of a modern-day musical prodigy. This mostly gripping and never-boring four-episode series serves as both an alluring backstage pass and an uplifting anthem for aspiring musicians. I admit to a little trepidation when I was asked to review AP Dhillon: First of a Kind. Not only was I not a pre-existing fan, but my knowledge of the man was also rather limited. My only encounter with his work was through the infectious popularity of his song "Brown Munde," which seemed to dominate post-lockdown gatherings. New to AP Dhillon? Fear not However, the docuseries proved to be quite accommodating for someone new to the world of Dhillon. It provides a comprehensive and informative introduction to who he truly is, making it accessible even to those unfamiliar with his background. Upon completing the docuseries and immersing myself in his chart-topping tracks on repeat, I can confidently express my gratitude for coexisting in a world with Dhillon. He comes off as a genuinely committed artist and a young man with easy, infectious laughter. AP Dhillon: First of a Kind keeps you engaged The series unfolds like a carefully curated album, offering a tracklist of pivotal events that shaped Dhillon's trajectory. From his origins in the Punjab region to his ascent in the global music scene, each episode paints a vivid picture of his growth, struggles, and triumphs. Spanning approximately 30 minutes per episode, AP Dhillon: First of a Kind achieves a blend of comprehensive storytelling and viewer-friendly length. The brevity of the episodes encourages focused attention, ensuring that every scene contributes meaningfully to the overarching narrative. The docuseries also effectively peels back the layers of Dhillon's artistry, offering viewers a unique perspective into his creative process and the meticulous organisation that goes behind his big concerts. I learned how he and his team fused his Punjabi heritage with contemporary Western styles like pop and R&B to create a signature sound that resonates globally. One of the standout aspects of the series, for me anyway, was its exploration of how Dhillon and his team orchestrate large-scale concerts. From the initial conceptualisation to the execution, there is an insight into the immense effort and coordination required to bring his music to the stage. The series doesn't wisely focus on the glitz and glamour of the performances; it delves into the logistics, rehearsals, and the collaborative spirit that underpins these grand shows. A fascinating glimpse into the artist — and the man While the series offers an interesting glimpse into AP Dhillon's artistic evolution, it does not shy away from portraying the person behind the persona. A special emphasis on Dhillon's connection to his family and community highlights his roots, further endearing him to audiences around the world. But perhaps too worshipful? While I liked AP Dhillon: First of a Kind overall, there are instances where it can come across as overly worshipful. It may also seem more like a promotional vehicle for Dhillon and his music, leaving minimal room for objective reflection — which it kind of is and does not pretend to be anything else. One cannot help but wonder if a more objective take on Dhillon and his career might have explored the full range of his experiences as an artist. That said, AP Dhillon: First of a Kind was still a fascinating look into a celebrated young artist that everybody should find worth watching. If you are a Dhillon enthusiast, though, it is nothing short of a gift. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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