Coldplay's Chris Martin thanked his Indian audience on Saturday (Jan. 18) for "forgiving" British colonialism, as the band's Music Of The Spheres dates kicked off in Mumbai. The band performed at DY Patil stadium in Mumbai to 75,

Coldplay is hyperaware of its impact on the world. In fact, their environmental sustainability efforts while on tour has become a model for others entertainers to follow. During their recent show in India, the “ Human Heart ” musicians took it a step further.

Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson visited temples in Mumbai this week, as Coldplay prepared to perform the band's first-ever stadium shows in India.

The band, in India for the Asia leg of their highly anticipated Music of Spheres world tour, performed at Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium, attended by around 75,000 people. This was Coldplay’s first performance in India after the 2016 show at the Global Citizen Festival in Mumbai.

Coldplay performed their final Mumbai concert on January 21 at DY Patil Stadium. During the show, frontman Chris Martin paused midway to read out a humorous letter, which he jokingly claimed was from "Jasprit Bumrah’s lawyers.

Coldplay's frontman, Chris Martin, took a heartfelt moment during their Mumbai concert to apologize for Britain's colonial past. His emotional acknowledgment of history and gratitude towards India's warm welcome moved the crowd.

Notably, during a concert in Mumbai, Martin specially mentioned Bumrah while stopping his act in the middle of the concert. He funnily pointed out that the Indian pacer was waiting backstage to play along with

Jasprit Bumrah has reacted to Chris Martin's special gesture at the Coldplay concert in Mumbai and stated that it made him smile.