Grammy-award winning singer Dua Lipa has arrived in India ahead of her much-awaited music performance in Mumbai over the weekend. As soon as she walked out of the airport, she was greeted by the paparazzi, who welcomed her with their characteristic humour. Read also: Nick Jonas explains why Indian fans call him ‘National Jiju’: ‘I’m India’s big brother’
Dua reached India
On Thursday, he was seen leaving the private airport of Mumbai. She was seen wearing a loose yellow shirt and black pajama. When Dua left the airport premises for her car, she was greeted with huge cheers and excitement by the photographers standing outside the airport.
As Dua Lipa walked towards her car, the paparazzi called her name, and tried to get her to pose for them. However, when she did not stop and got into the vehicle, he jokingly teased her saying, “Dua, dua, dua…remember in dua”. Let us tell you that this is a line from Arijit Singh’s famous song Channa Mereya from the film Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.
Dua Lipa’s visit to India
Dua is in the country to host the second edition of Zomato Feeding India Concert (ZFIC) 2024. It is scheduled to take place on 30th November at MMRDA, BKC in Mumbai. Zomato Feeding India Concert is a community-driven initiative to accelerate progress towards achieving the sustainable development goal of Zero Hunger by 2030. The concert unites artists, changemakers, philanthropists, celebrities and citizens to build a hunger and malnutrition-free nation. ,
Although he has visited India several times, this is his second appearance in the country. In 2019, he performed at the OnePlus Music Festival in Navi Mumbai. Talking about her India diary, Dua spent the last days of 2023 in Rajasthan.
In an interview Dua talked about her love for India times of IndiaSaid, “I always like some excuse to come to India. It is a very beautiful country, and I have many happy memories from traveling there. With all of my shows, I always want to create a fun and energetic place to reconnect with so many of my fans that I haven’t seen in so long.
