Mumbai has been buzzing with excitement as the legendary British band Coldplay takes the stage for their India tour. After kicking off their performances on January 18, 2025, at the D.Y. Patil Stadium, the second night on January 19 brought an unforgettable moment when Chris Martin, the band’s frontman, gave a heartfelt shoutout to Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan (SRK).

Chris Martin’s Iconic Tribute

During the second concert, Chris Martin paused amidst the music to say, “Shah Rukh Khan forever.” The crowd erupted in cheers, turning the stadium into a galaxy of phone lights as fans celebrated this magical crossover.

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Shah Rukh Khan’s Heartfelt Response

A video of this moment quickly went viral, delighting fans worldwide. SRK took to Instagram and X to respond, quoting Coldplay’s classic song Yellow:

“Look at the stars…look how they shine for you….and everything you do! My brother Chris Martin, you make me feel special…like your songs! Love you and a big hug to your team. You are one in a billion, my friend. India loves you, @coldplay!!!”

Social media platforms exploded with excitement as fans celebrated this unique moment. Comments poured in, with one user calling it a “crossover episode” and another admiring the mutual recognition of two global icons.

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Coldplay’s Love for India

This isn’t the first time Chris Martin has expressed his love for India. At the same concert, he greeted the crowd in Hindi:
Aap sabka bohot swagat hai. Mumbai mein aakar humein bohot khushi ho rahi hai. We are so happy to be here.”

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Fans were also thrilled when he chanted “Jai Shree Ram” during their first concert, further showcasing his connection with Indian audiences.

With another performance scheduled at the DY Patil Stadium on January 21, 2025, before heading to Ahmedabad, fans are now dreaming of a real-life collaboration between Coldplay and SRK.

This iconic moment has not only strengthened Coldplay’s bond with Indian fans but also showcased the universal appeal of Bollywood’s King Khan