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Coldplay launched their highly anticipated India tour with an unforgettable concert at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai on Saturday evening. Led by frontman Chris Martin, the British band delivered an electrifying performance, captivating the audience with their iconic hits like Fix You and A Sky Full of Stars.

The stadium was transformed into a vibrant spectacle with dazzling lights, elaborate decorations, and confetti cannons, creating a magical atmosphere that enhanced the concert experience. Chris Martin further delighted the crowd by speaking a few words in Hindi, thanking the audience with a heartfelt “Shukriya.” He also surprised the fans by reading a placard with “Jai Shri Ram” and expressing his curiosity about its meaning, which sent the crowd into a frenzy of excitement.

Before the concert, Chris Martin and his partner, actress Dakota Johnson, visited the Shri Babulnath Temple in Mumbai, donning traditional Indian attire. Their visit added a special touch to the evening, deepening their connection with the local culture.

Adding to the excitement, Martin made a playful mention of India’s cricket star Jasprit Bumrah during one of the final songs. He joked, “Hold on, we have to finish the show because Jasprit Bumrah wants to come and play backstage,” sparking cheers from cricket fans in the audience. Though many hoped Bumrah would make an appearance, he did not, but the mention of his name left fans buzzing with excitement. Bumrah, who was recently named Player of the Series for the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, is widely celebrated for his stellar performance.

The concert, organized by BookMyShow Live, was a massive success, blending music and sports to create a memorable experience for fans. Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres tour will continue with another performance in Mumbai on January 21, leaving fans eagerly anticipating another magical night. The event was a perfect fusion of music, culture, and sports, ensuring unforgettable memories for all in attendance.