Chris Martin interacted with the audience, and read out a placard that was being held by a fan. “What does Jai Shri Ram mean? Must be something good,” he said to an excited audience.

Coldplay`s Chris Martin moved Mumbai audiences with his performance and heartfelt apology for Britain`s colonial past. Read about his respectful remarks and cultural immersion.

The singer added, “It is amazing to us that you welcome us even though we are from Great Britain. Thank you for forgiving us for all of the bad things that Great Britain has done.”

Chris Martin mesmerized fans with his captivating vocals during Coldplay's concert in Mumbai on Saturday. Several videos and photos from the band’s electrifying performance at DY Patil Stadium quickly surfaced on social media, including one where Chris expressed a heartfelt apology for Britain’s colonial rule, leaving the crowd in awe.

During an electrifying performance in Mumbai, Chris Martin mentioned the pre-independence history between India and Britain.

Jasleen Royal was the opening act for Coldplay’s much-anticipated performance in Mumbai for their critically acclaimed Music of the Spheres tour, in Navi Mumbai

For two straight nights, the Indian pace ace got his name mentioned by Chris Martin during Coldplay's concerts in Mumbai.

The Coldplay frontman and his longtime love visited Mumbai's Babulnath Temple before the band played its first-ever stadium show in India

Coldplay’s Music Of The Spheres World Tour debuted in Mumbai with an electrifying performance, featuring beloved classics and tracks from their new album. The event included collaborative performances,

Chris Martin-led British band left no stone unturned to mesmerise the crowd present at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai. Meanwhile, his partner Dakota Johnson won hearts by wearing an Indian attire to a temple.

Coldplay's India leg of the 'Music of the Spheres' Tour has begun. The band performed in Mumbai on Saturday night at the DY Patil Stadium to fans from across the country. Chris Martin, the band's front man,