Arijit Singh’s Heartwarming Gesture Towards Mahira Khan at Dubai Concert

Indian playback singer Arijit Singh recently showcased his humility and admiration towards Pakistani actress Mahira Khan during a concert in Dubai. The heartwarming incident unfolded at the renowned Coca-Cola Arena, where Arijit serenaded the audience with his melodious hits like Tum Hi Ho, Raabta, Kabira, and Chaleya.

Mahira Khan, well-known for her role in the Bollywood film Raees alongside Shah Rukh Khan, graced the concert as a guest. During the performance, Arijit Singh inadvertently missed recognizing the celebrated star, who sat in the front row.

The highlight of the evening came when Arijit Singh, mid-performance, suddenly realized that Mahira Khan was in attendance. With genuine regret for the oversight, Arijit took a moment to publicly acknowledge Mahira’s presence and express his gratitude towards her.

In a touching moment, Arijit Singh addressed the audience, “You guys must be surprised, should I reveal? I should reveal it in a nice way. Can we have the camera there? I was trying to recognize this person, then remembered, I had sung for her. Ladies and gentlemen, Mahira Khan is sitting right in front of me.”

As the crowd erupted in applause, Mahira Khan, radiating grace and elegance in a traditional attire, acknowledged Arijit’s gesture with a warm smile and a wave. The incident showcased the camaraderie and mutual respect between the entertainment industries of India and Pakistan.

The enchanting song ‘Zaalima’ from the movie Raees, sung by Arijit Singh for Shah Rukh Khan’s character, played a pivotal role in the memorable evening. Composed by Pritam and penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya, the track also featured vocals by Harshdeep Kaur for Mahira Khan’s character in the film.

Mahira Khan, renowned for her performances in popular Pakistani dramas like Humsafar and Sadqay Tumhare, continues to captivate audiences with her talent and grace. The heartwarming interaction between Arijit Singh and Mahira Khan at the concert in Dubai serves as a testament to the unifying power of music and art.