AP Dhillon sings for Malaika Arora at Mumbai Concert, calls her his 'childhood crush'
AP Dhillon set the stage on fire as he performed at the MMRDA grounds in Bandra Kurla Complex in Mumbai.
Dec 08, 2024
AP Dhillon-Malaika Arora
Canada-based Punjabi singer AP Dhillon performed in Mumbai on Saturday and made everyone groove over his songs. One of the highlights of his concert was when he sang a song for Bollywood actress Malaika Arora. Multiple videos from the live concert have now gone viral on social media as AP also revealed that she’s been his ‘childhood crush.’
AP Dhillon x Malaika Arora
AP Dhillon made his fans groove to some of his hit songs including Excuses, Brown Munde, With You, and Dil Nu. He performed in Mumbai on Saturday, December 7, and was joined by his partner Shinda Kahlon as they also performed the tracks from his latest EP, including Bora Bora and Old Money. During the concert, when everyone was having their fan moment for Dhillon, the singer had a fan moment when he saw Malaika Arora among the crowd. He then invited her on stage and revealed she was his ‘childhood crush.’
Malaika is seen dancing donning a black leather dress as she joins the singer on stage and dances to the singer’s tunes while fans cheer for the two on stage. In the end, the two hugged before Malaika got off the stage. Malla can be seen having the best time as she grooved on the stage as the singer sang for her. She also cheered for the singer as she asked the crowd to sing along. Take a look at the video below:
More About AP Dhillon's India Tour
Meanwhile, just like Diljit Dosanjh, AP Dhillon is also currently busy with his India tour. He started the tour on December 7 in Mumbai. He will next perform in New Delhi on December 14 and will finish his tour in Chandigarh on December 21. After his debut visit in 2021, this marks Dhillon’s second India tour
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