Actress Mahira Khan shared a video from Arijit Singh's Dubai concert, expressing praise for his performance. Khan's post showcased her admiration for the singer's talent and humility. Singh had earlier surprised Khan during the concert by acknowledging her presence and apologizing for not recognizing her sooner
At a recent concert in Dubai featuring the renowned Indian playback singer Arijit Singh, a heartwarming moment unfolded as he unexpectedly apologized to Pakistani actress Mahira Khan during his performance. The incident, which quickly went viral on social media, showcased Singh's humility and Khan's gracious response.
During his rendition of the popular song 'Zaalima' from the Bollywood film 'Raees,' Arijit Singh spotted Mahira Khan among the audience members. Initially unaware of her presence, Singh later acknowledged her and publicly apologized for not recognizing her sooner. The gesture took both Khan and the audience by surprise, as Singh expressed gratitude for the opportunity to perform for her.
Following the viral video, Mahira Khan took to Instagram on April 29 to share a clip from the concert. In the video, Khan is seen dressed in an elegant black dress, complemented by a denim jacket and black sports shoes. Alongside the footage, Khan penned a heartfelt caption praising Arijit Singh for his performance and humility.
In her caption, Khan expressed her admiration for Singh's talent and humility as an artist. She reflected on the joy of witnessing him perform and the beauty of his humility, attributing his success to a higher power. Khan concluded her message by wishing Singh continued blessings and success in his career.
The concert moment resonated with fans of both Arijit Singh and Mahira Khan, highlighting the camaraderie between artists across borders. Singh's gesture of apology and recognition underscored the mutual respect shared between the two performers, transcending geographical and cultural boundaries.
Meanwhile Mahira Khan recently tied the knot with her longtime partner and businessman, Salim Karim, in an intimate ceremony in Bhurban, Pakistan, on October 1, 2023.
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