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The British band Cold Play concerts were held in Mumbai and Ahmedabad. The show was held in Ahmedabad for two days. Thousands of people from different states were present in this show. Then PM Modi has praised the cold play concert. An important thing was said for the successful organization of the show of big veteran artists in India.
Special conversation about coldplay
Significantly, Narendra Modi, while addressing Utkarsh Odisha Make in Odisha Conclave 2025 in Bhubaneswar, some things about the cold play concert. He appreciated the successful event of this concert. Addressing a program, he said that in the last few days you must have seen great pictures of cold play concerts in Mumbai and Ahmedabad. Which reflects the scope of live concerts in India. Large watches around the world are attracted to India. I hope that the state and private sector will focus on the necessary infrastructure and skills.
Prime Minister talked about concert economy
PM Modi further said that even big artists from all over the world are attracted to India. Concert economy is promoting tourism and generating mass employment. I urge the states and private sector to provide necessary assistance for the concert economy. I request them to focus on the infrastructure. Whether it is event management, grooming of actors, security or other arrangements. New possibilities are emerging in all these areas.
Coldplay show was strong in India
Significantly, the British band Coldplay organized five shows in Mumbai and Ahmedabad. Fans were mesmerized by this energetic concert. The last concert of Coldplay in India took place in Ahmedabad on Sunday. Coldplay presented five concerts in India during his music of the Safaires World Tour with chief singer Chris Martin. The band started with three shows in Mumbai and then concluded with two back-to-back shows at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
What did PM Modi say on the audio-visual summit?
Speaking at the upcoming world audio-visual entertainment summit in India, Prime Minister Modi said, “Next month, India will host the World Audio-Visual Summit or Waves for the first time. This will be a major event, which will showcase India’s creative power to the world. Revenue and public sentiment generated by such programs in states will also contribute to promoting the economy. ”