Jackson Wang greeted his fans with namaste, Diplo wore Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s printed T shirt; Watch!
The strokes, an American DJ, Indian rapper Divine, and the final day of the Lollapalooza world music festival all captivated the crowd on Sunday. The evergreen "The strokes" songs "Last nite" and "Take it or leave it" were performed. During their performance, the rock band's lead singer, Julian Casablancas, said, "I watched 'Pathaan' last night and I am quite inspired." Thousands of people came out to the Mahalaxmi racetrack for the musical spectacle to hear their favourite performers.
DIPLO WEARS AISHWARYA RAI’S TSHIRT
Diplo was spotted wearing a black sweatshirt with the name and images of the former Miss World Aishwarya Rai emblazoned on the front. He played a number of popular songs, such as "Lean On" and "Where are you now." During his 90-minute concert, he also gave the Punjabi song "Mundian tu bach ke" a performance.
American DJ Diplo wearing an Aishwarya Rai T shirt, at the closing of Lolla palluza in Mumbai today #Bollywood #BollywoodGossips https://t.co/dtpDGQAlGj pic.twitter.com/r5dg1LPJ67
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DIVINE PERFORMS AT LOLLAPALOOZA
Indian artist "Divine" got everyone moving to songs like "Mirchi," "Kaam Pachees," and "Baazigar." By playing one of his songs, the rapper also paid tribute to the late MC Sidhu Moosewala. Between songs, Divine added, "I am blessed to have worked with Sidhu. We won't let the music die.
JACKSON WANG
Jackson Wang, a K-pop sensation, has drawn attention ever since he touched down in Mumbai on Saturday and greeted his Indian admirers with a "Namaste." He sang some of his most popular songs, including ‘Come Alive’ and ‘Go Ghost.’
CELEBS WHO ATTENDED THE PERFORMANCES OF THEIR FAVOURITE PERFORMERS
On Sunday, Aadya performed first, followed by Apache, Parimal Shais, and Raveena. Bollywood celebrities supported their favourite performers, including Sussanne Khan, Kajol, Rajkummar Rao, Patralekha, and Huma Qureshi. On the final day of the two-day event, performances by the American band "Cigarettes After Sex" and Indian singer-songwriter Prateek Kuhad were among the major highlights. Over the course of two days, at least 40 performers performed on four stages at the event.
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