During the Ahmedabad leg of ​​​​Coldplay's Music of the Spheres World Tour, Chris Martin suddenly stopped singing. No, it was not due to some technical error or a malfunction. Chris noticed that a woman was getting squished in the crowd and wanted to make sure she was okay before resuming the concert.

Coldplay is hyperaware of its impact on the world. In fact, their environmental sustainability efforts while on tour has become a model for others entertainers to follow. During their recent show in India, the “ Human Heart ” musicians took it a step further.

The singer took a break from his playlist to briefly hum a few lines from music maestro A R Rahman’s 1997 patriotic track “Maa Tujhe Salaam”

This isn’t the first time that Coldplay has mentioned Bumrah at their concerts. During the Mumbai leg of their tour, Chris Martin played the clip of Bumrah dismissing England batter Ollie Pope during the Test series last year.

Chris Martin also greeted Indian fans on the occasion of the nation’s 76th Republic Day. "We are so happy to be here, so grateful to be here. Happy Republic Day to everybody in India," he said.

As Coldplay’s much-awaited concert in India continues to captivate audiences, all eyes are on the spectacular performance. On the occasion of Republic

Chris Martin had just started the rendition of his popular song "My Universe" when he spotted the fan in trouble.

Johnson, 35, visited Mumbai with Martin, 47, ahead of his three Music of the Spheres World Tour shows with Coldplay. The rock band has three sold-out concerts between Saturday and Tuesday at DY Patil Stadium, one of the country’s multi-purpose sports arenas.

Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin were photographed holding hands as they went for a walk in Mumbai on Tuesday, Jan. 21. Martin's band Coldplay is currently on tour in India.

Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson were seen strolling in Ahmedabad post Coldplay's grand concert. The couple was spotted on Judges Road, surrounded by fans and bodyguards.

Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson visited temples in Mumbai this week, as Coldplay prepared to perform the band's first-ever stadium shows in India.

Coldplay’s Chris Martin thanked his Indian audience on Saturday (Jan. 18) for “forgiving” British colonialism, as the band’s Music Of The Spheres dates kicked off in Mumbai.