Karan Aujla pays off auto drivers' fines worth Rs 22000 in Mumbai; internet says, 'Paaji ka dil bada nahi, limitless hai'

'Tauba Tauba' singer Karan Aujla is currently on his P-Pop Culture tour. After kicking off the tour on February 28 in Delhi, the singer will be performing in Mumbai on March 3 (today). After arriving in the financial capital of India for the concert, he decided to enjoy a rickshaw ride. However, him paying off the fines of the auto drivers worth Rs 22000 became the talk of the town. Let's learn more about it.On Monday, Karan Aujla's photographer, Taran Sodhi, posted a video of the singer-rapper enjoying an autorickshaw ride in Mumbai. However, the traffic police stopped the vehicle and asked for the pending fines imposed on it. The video showcased the singer asking his team to clear off the fines worth Rs 17000. Soon, another auto driver asked Karan to pay his fine as well. The singer obliged and asked the team to pay the Rs 5000 fine of the second auto driver. The individual even hugged the singer for his kindness. Karan can be heard saying, "We got pulled over because the auto driver had some pending fines, and we told the policeman that we’d pay his fines. I love doing this." He added, "Koi aur pay nahi karega (no one else will pay). Suddenly I am the city’s favorite."Watch the video here.Netizens poured in love for Karan Aujla in the comment section. A person wrote, "This is the best kind of flex." Another added, "That’s a different kind of satisfaction." A comment read, "Suddenly I'm the city’s favourite” - Man decoded Mumbai in an autoride. Preach." Take a look at the comments here. Karan Aujla started his tour with a concert at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, which witnessed attendance of over 70000 fans. He performed hits like 'Tauba Tauba', 'Gangster', 'Bachke Bachke', 'Boyfriend', and 'For A Reason'Soon, videos of the concert took over the internet.Now, Karan is set to perform in Mumbai on March 3 (today) and in Pune on March 4, Chandigarh on March 14 , Indore on March 21, and Bengaluru on March 29.