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Shreya Ghosal Sheds Tears at Coldplay Concert

It was an extraordinary sight. A singer so deeply moved by another artist’s performance that she was overcome with emotion. Not only that, tears streamed down her face as she tried to hide her tears. This happened in Mumbai, where Bollywood music superstar Shreya Ghosal became emotional while listening to Coldplay’s performance.

According to Hindustan Times, Shreya attended Coldplay’s second-day concert in Mumbai on Sunday, January 19. The next day, on Instagram, she posted a series of pictures and videos from the event held at DY Patil Stadium. In one of the videos, Shreya is seen crying.

During the concert, Shreya was accompanied by her husband, Shiladitya Mukhopadhyay, and her 70-year-old father, Bishwajit Ghosal. In the video, she becomes emotional several times while listening to the music. At one point, she can be seen wiping her tears. Sharing the video, she wrote, “Make it right.” She expressed, “A lot of love for Coldplay. Swipe until the last video to know everything. This was my second Coldplay concert, and they created magic in Mumbai! I couldn’t hold back my tears while listening to their music.”

The singer further added, “It’s hard to express how much my 70-year-old father loved this concert. Thank you for letting me and Shiladitya relive our memories.”

In other videos, Shreya was seen dancing to Coldplay’s hits like “A Sky Full of Stars,” “Fix You,” and “Paradise.”

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