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Indian Express
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Fan travels ‘12,000 km' to see Shreya Ghoshal live in Mumbai on his birthday; singer gives him a sweet shoutout
Mumbai was buzzing with emotion and music as Shreya Ghoshal wrapped up the India leg of her All Hearts Tour with a sold-out finale that fans won't forget soon. But one particular moment from the night stood out and has since gone viral — a fan flew more than 12,000 km just to be there, and as fate would have it, the concert also fell on his birthday. In a now widely shared video, Ghoshal is seen pausing on stage as she notices a sign in the crowd. Reading it, she looks surprised and says, 'What, what, travelled 12,000 km? To be here? Thank you so much.' Spotting the birthday message too, she asks, 'Is it your birthday today?' The fan nods, and she warmly replies, 'Happy Birthday dude! So lovely. Thank you. Means a lot.' The touching exchange, captured on camera, was first posted by celebrity photographer Varinder Chawla and later reshared by the Instagram page 'thewhatup' with the caption, 'Fan travelled 12,000 km on his birthday to attend queen Shreya Ghoshal's concert in Mumbai.' A post shared by The Whatup (@thewhatup) Comments flooded in from all corners of the internet. One admirer pointed out, 'It's like she's singing with every word, even when she's just talking to the crowd,' while another gushed, 'She's being so sweet.' Someone else chimed in with, 'Imagine travelling 12,000 kilometres on your birthday to attend Shreya Ghoshal's concert.' Yet, even the way Ghoshal transitioned back into her set had people smiling. One amused user wrote, 'Anyone here who's wondering which place is 12000 km away from Bombay? Gurl said anyway yaar.' Moments like these – when artists connect with their fans – are what make live performances magical. And Shreya wasn't the only one recently to have such a heartwarming moment. At Grafest 2025, hosted by Graphic Era University in Dehradun, music director and singer Amit Trivedi also had a memorable encounter. Amid the crowd was Kaushik, a budding singer. But instead of staying in the audience, Kaushik found himself in the spotlight. In a video that quickly made the rounds, he was seen holding a mic, singing Yeh Fitoor Mera – a song composed by Trivedi himself and originally sung by Arijit Singh. As his voice soared through the venue, the crowd erupted in cheers while Trivedi, visibly touched, watched with pride and admiration.
Time of India
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Shreya Ghoshal pays emotional tribute to Indian Armed Forces during Mumbai concert: ‘Maa Tujhe Salaam is my way of touching their feet'
Patriotism took centre stage at Shreya Ghoshal 's All Hearts Tour concert in Mumbai, as the singer paused her set to pay tribute to the Indian Armed Forces . During her heartfelt rendition of AR Rahman's Maa Tujhe Salaam, Shreya became visibly emotional while addressing the crowd, leaving many in the audience teary-eyed and reflective. She acknowledged the peace and safety citizens enjoy because of the selfless service of Indian soldiers. 'Every second that we are standing here, we are not even having a single worry in our mind because there is somebody protecting us at the border," she said. 'Any place you ever see an army man, navy, or air force officer, we should touch their feet. This song is my way of touching their feet—a Charan Sparsh." The timing of the tribute added depth to her message, coming just days after India's Operation Sindoor and its swift retaliation to cross-border hostilities from Pakistan. Shreya thanked the armed forces for their unwavering courage and urged everyone to recognise their sacrifices beyond fleeting moments of gratitude. Calling for a shared expression of national unity, she told the audience, 'I would like that all our bands also be united in this. If everyone sings this together, then I think it will be a very beautiful feeling. I feel this is how we should remember this moment." As the crowd joined in singing Maa Tujhe Salaam, the concert hall transformed into a chorus of patriotic voices. More than just a musical performance, the evening became a reminder of the debt owed to the brave men and women who serve the country. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
India Today
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Shreya Ghoshal's tribute to armed forces with 'Maa Tujhe Salaam' rendition. Watch
Singer Shreya Ghoshal paid a heartfelt tribute to the Indian armed forces during the Mumbai leg of her 'All Hearts Tour' on May 24. The concert, which was postponed from May 10 due to Operation Sindoor, marked the final Indian performance of her her concert, Ghoshal performed the patriotic song 'Maa Tujhe Salaam' and paused midway to speak to the audience about the role of the armed forces in ensuring the safety and security of the second that we are standing here, we are not even having a single worry in our mind because there is somebody protecting us at the border,' she said. 'Any place you ever see an army man, navy or air force officer, unka charan sparsh karna humara banta hai (we should touch their feet). So ye gaana hume charan sparsh karte hue, humare matrubhoomi ke liye hume saath gaana chahiye, mai chahungi ki humara saara band bhi isme invited ho. Saath mein gayenge toh (This song is like a charan sparsh (a respectful bow) from us. We should sing it together for our motherland. I would like our entire band to be part of this as well. If we sing it together, then) I think it will be very beautiful and I feel this is how we should remember this moment.'advertisementWatch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Varinder Chawla (@varindertchawla)The tribute comes shortly after rising tensions between India and Pakistan, marked by India's launch of Operation Sindoor, a significant cross-border military Mumbai concert concluded the Indian leg of Ghoshal's tour and featured a full-capacity audience. The singer's remarks and performance received a warm response from those in Watch
India.com
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Shreya Ghoshal's Mumbai Concert Turns Into An Emotional Salute To The Indian Forces
New Delhi: During the Mumbai leg of her All Hearts Tour, singer Shreya Ghoshal left the audience visibly emotional with a heartfelt tribute to India's armed forces. Just as she began singing Maa Tujhe Salaam, Shreya paused and addressed the packed crowd with a message straight from the heart. 'Every second that we are standing here, we are not even having a single worry in our mind because there is somebody protecting us at the border,' she said. 'Any place you ever see an army man, navy or air force officer, we should touch their feet. This song is my way of touching their feet — a Charan Sparsh.' Her tribute came against the backdrop of recent courageous acts by the Indian military, including Operation Sindoor and a brave response to a recent cross-border threat. She went on to urge everyone—fans, bands, and fellow artists—to come together in unity. 'I would like that all our bands also be united in this. If everyone sings this together, then I think it will be a very beautiful feeling. I feel this is how we should remember this moment,' she said. Watch The Video Here: The concert turned into a patriotic celebration as the crowd rose to sing Maa Tujhe Salaam with Shreya. In that moment, the concert became more than just a show—it was a collective tribute to the heroes who guard the nation. Shreya's emotional performance served as a reminder of the sacrifices made by our soldiers—and the importance of remembering them not just in times of conflict, but alway
News18
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Shreya Ghoshal Announces New Dates For All Hearts Tour In Mumbai
Last Updated: Earlier, Shreya shared an emotional note citing the reasons she had to postpone her Mumbai concert. Bollywood singer Shreya Ghoshal has announced a revised date for her most anticipated concert in Mumbai. The event had to be postponed due to the ongoing India-Pakistan tensions. Originally the show was scheduled for May 10 as a part of her ongoing All Hearts Tour, but considering the current situation, the singer decided to postpone it out of respect and in solidarity with the current situation. Shreya Ghoshal recently took to her social media to share revised dates for her Mumbai show, which will be held on May 24 at the Jio World Garden. Taking to Instagram, the singer shared a glamorous poster of her concert and wrote, 'Thank you for your love, patience, and understanding. As promised, we are coming back stronger and here to heal All Hearts with love and music." Fans who have been waiting eagerly for the new dates rushed to the comments section to show their excitement. One fan commented, 'Can't wait to watch you live." Another fan wrote, 'Have a blast at the concert, rock star." Someone else wrote, 'The update everyone was waiting for. I am sure Mumbai is even more excited than before." Previously, Shreya shared an emotional note citing the reasons she had to postpone her Mumbai concert. Stating the concert meant the world to her, Shreya shed light on the current situation of the country. 'As an artist and a citizen, I feel a deep responsibility to stand in solidarity with the nation during this time," the singer wrote with 'a heavy heart.' Apart from Shreya Ghoshal, multiple artists, including Arijit Singh, Papon, Shankar Mahadevan, Usha Uthup, and others, have also postponed their concerts. Shreya Ghoshal's All Hearts Tour began in 2023, and since then the world tour has held more than 40 sold-out shows in multiple countries. From soulful melodies to upbeat dance numbers, Shreya mastered the art of captivating her audience in this 3-hour show. Some of the upcoming venues of the tour include Holland, Doha, Kolkata, Chandigarh, and Sydney. According to the BookMyShow website, the ticket price of the Mumbai show starts at RS 1,199 and goes up to RS 24,999. First Published:
