Coldplay Mumbai Concert Highlights: Chris Martin Apologizes, Shreya Ghosal Cries & Bumrah Special Message

Coldplay Mumbai Concert Day 2 Highlights: Coldplay fever is on! And currently, Mumbai is buzzing with excitement! The much-awaited Coldplay concert is slated for Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday. Attendees shared videos and photos capturing memorable moments from the show last night. And it looks like cricketer Jasprit Bumrah will play a key role in Coldplay's performance. His presence was briefly acknowledged. Last night as well, some famous Indian singers were also visibly emotional throughout the concert. In a memorable moment, Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin apologized to the crowd. But what caused this apology? Let's take a closer look and reveal what happened during the concert.

Coldplay Mumbai Concert Day 2 Highlights

Chris Martin Apologizing For Colonialism

An attendee of Coldplay concert on Sunday shared a video where we could see Chris Martin apologizing the Indian audience for colonialism. He said, "It's my 4th visit to India, 2nd time to play. First time we played a long show and we could not have asked for a better audience. Thank you for coming today, everybody!" Chris further added, "It amazes us that you welcome us even though we are from Great Britain. Thankyou for forgiving us for all the bad things Britain has done and welcoming us to your home."

Shreya Ghoshal Breaks Down Into Tears

Shreya Ghoshal uploaded several clips on social media where she showed how she enjoyed Coldplay's concert. The famed singer visited the concert with her father and husband. She explained her experience, "Just pure love for @coldplay . Swipe till the last video to know everything 😬😬 My second concert of the amazing Chris Martin and his band! And you turned your magic on for Mumbai and how!! It was a spectacular experience. Couldn't stop my tears for Fix You!" She claimed that her 70+ year old father loved the concert.

Jasprit Bumrah's Special Message

Chris Martin gave first shoutout to fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah on Saturday and he once again remembered him on Sunday's concert. "This is very serious. Yesterday in our show we said that Jasprit Burmah had asked us to stop the show because he was backstage and wanted to bowl at me. This was not true. It was a lie. I'm so sorry. Today, Jasprit Bumrah has sent us a serious message," said Chris Martin on Sunday's concert. He then read the message, "Listen, I did not give you permission to talk about me in your shows. I am the greatest bowler in the whole world." Calling Jasprit the number one bowler in the world, Chris played a video showing "India destroying England."