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Ed Sheeran is painting Mumbai red with his infectious energy and surprising dance moves! The British sensation is currently in India ahead of his much-anticipated gig, and he’s already causing a frenzy among fans.
In a heartwarming moment captured on social media, Ed was seen grooving to the beats of ‘Butta Bomma,’ a hit song from the Telugu movie ‘Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo,’ alongside the talented singer Armaan Malik. The video, shared by Armaan on Instagram, captured Ed’s playful side as he effortlessly matched steps with the catchy tune.
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What added to the charm was the duo’s nod to Bollywood, as they struck Shah Rukh Khan’s iconic pose at the end of their dance session. Fans couldn’t contain their excitement, flooding the comment section with messages of adoration and surprise.
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But the ‘Butta Bomma’ fun didn’t stop there! Ed also had a taste of Indian hospitality when he met actor Ayushmann Khurrana. In a delightful twist, Ayushmann treated Ed to his mother’s homemade delicacy, pinni, showcasing the warm welcome synonymous with Indian culture.
Sharing his excitement about meeting Ed, Ayushmann expressed his admiration for the singer and their insightful conversation about music. A gesture of love and appreciation, Ayushmann’s gift of pinni surely made the encounter even more memorable.
As Ed gears up for his electrifying performance in Mumbai as part of his tour, fans are eagerly counting down the days. Scheduled for March 16, the concert promises to be a spectacular affair, with singer Prateek Kuhad adding to the excitement with his opening act.
With each interaction, Ed Sheeran is not only enthralling audiences with his music but also creating unforgettable moments that celebrate the spirit of unity and joy. His journey through India is a testament to the universal language of music, bringing people together from different corners of the world in a harmonious celebration of art and culture.
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