Justin Bieber’s maiden India concert turned out to be a huge success and the singer’s power packed performance made all his fans go crazy. Bieber’s Purpose India Tour concert was held at Mumbai’s DY Patil stadium, which was jam packed with around 45,000 people, including many of our B-Town celebs. While it was a delight to watch Justin perform on stage, many thought that the show was over hyped and called it a waste of money and time.
In fact, the pop sensation was trolled mercilessly on social media for lip-syncing his songs on stage. But keeping all the point of views and negative comments aside, we bring to you some of the best and memorable moments from the Justin Bieber concert:
When he apologised to the crowd
After singing a few songs, when Justin Bieber flicked his fingers on the guitar, he realised that it was out of tune. Bieber immediately took the mic and apologising to his fan he said that it is because of the humidity.
When he waved India’s flag
The singer performed on one of his popular songs ‘Sorry’ by waving India’s flag in the air and the crowd went mad with excitement. It was a sight to behold. Have a look:
His love for India
“Hello India,” Bieber said to the crowd of Beliebers, who waited for hours altogether in scorching heat to watch him perform. He further added: “What a beautiful night for me as I am here in this beautiful country for the first time and you people are fabulous.” Not only this, the Grammy Award winner also promised to visit India again.
Meeting underprivileged kids
A string of videos available on social media gave a glimpse into how Justin Bieber got a taste of his fandom on the streets of Mumbai while he was roaming around in a car. Not only this, he also met a group of underprivileged children and handed them around 100 free passes to attend the concert.
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(With inputs from IANS)
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