Ed Sheeran bids farewell to Mumbai after a sensational concert featuring his debut in Punjabi, leaving fans buzzing with excitement.
Ed Sheeran in Mumbai concert
After delivering an electrifying performance that left Mumbai buzzing with excitement, Ed Sheeran bid farewell to the city following his sensational concert. The British singer, known for his chart-topping hits, surprised fans by belting out tunes in Punjabi for the first time ever during his Mumbai gig.
Captured by eager paparazzi, videos showed Sheeran donning a casual black and white ensemble as he made his way through the airport, graciously acknowledging fans and posing for photos.
This stop in Mumbai was just one part of Sheeran’s larger Asia and Europe Tour, where he shared the stage with some of India’s most beloved performers, including singer Diljit Dosanjh. The duo set the stage ablaze with their energetic performance at the Mahalaxmi Race Course Grounds, leaving fans in awe.
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A standout moment came when Sheeran, alongside Dosanjh, crooned the hit track ‘Lover’ in Punjabi, marking a memorable first for the global superstar. Dosanjh even took to Instagram to share the milestone moment, expressing his excitement at Sheeran’s Punjabi debut.
Sheeran reciprocated the enthusiasm, sharing his own video of the performance on social media and expressing gratitude for the incredible experience in India.
The concert attracted a star-studded audience, with Bollywood luminaries such as Madhuri Dixit, Farah Khan, and Mira Rajput in attendance. BookMyShow was the organizer of the event.
During his stay in Mumbai, Sheeran received a lavish party by choreographer Farah Khan, attended by Bollywood’s elite including Hrithik Roshan and Shah Rukh Khan.
Sheeran’s visit wasn’t just about music; he also had the chance to experience local hospitality, tasting homemade Punjabi delicacies and even picking up some Bollywood dance moves from singer Armaan Malik.
As Ed Sheeran concluded the Mumbai leg of his tour, he left behind a trail of unforgettable memories and a city still buzzing with the energy of his electrifying performance.
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