Arijit Singh, currently on his international tour, has gone viral for a gesture that has earned him admiration from fans around the world. During one of his recent concerts, a fan placed food on stage while he was performing. Arijit, known for his calm demeanor, noticed the food and humbly removed it, handing it to the security team. He apologized to the fan, saying, “I am sorry, this is my temple. You can’t put food here.”
Fans took to social media to express their admiration for Arijit Singh’s response. One fan praised his devotion to his craft, saying, “True…that real bhakthi and devotion to his profession and work.” Another commented, “Love how he moves it away so humbly, rather than getting enraged. This is why this man will be a legend!”
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Arijit Singh – I am sorry, The stage is my temple you can’t put food here 🥺 #ArijitSingh pic.twitter.com/4GLJBmeet9— Arijitsinghupdates2.0 (@Arijitnews) September 17, 2024
The incident occurred during Arijit’s ongoing “Live in Concert” tour, which has been generating massive buzz. On Sunday, Arijit performed at the O2 Arena in London, leaving fans mesmerized. In a surprise moment, Arijit shared the stage with international pop star Ed Sheeran, creating a magical atmosphere.
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After the show, Arijit Singh shared behind-the-scenes (BTS) photos from the concert on Instagram, including images of him and Ed Sheeran playing guitar together. In his post, Arijit expressed his gratitude to the audience, writing, “London, thank you for showing up in such a magnificent way last night. Love & Gratitude.”
Arijit Singh’s “Live in Concert” tour is a four-day event. Following his London performance, he will perform in Rotterdam on September 19 and wrap up the tour with a historic performance at Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena on September 22, marking the first-ever South Asian show at the venue.
On Instagram, Arijit Singh shared details of his tour, posting, “UK & Europe, Starting THIS Sunday at London’s O2 Arena, followed by stops at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena, Rotterdam’s RTM Stage, and wrapping up with the first-ever South Asian show at Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena. Can’t wait to see you all there.”
Arijit Singh’s humility and respect for his profession have long been admired by his fans. His thoughtful gesture of removing food from the stage and his powerful performances continue to make him a beloved figure, not only for his music but for the way he carries himself with grace and integrity.
