New Delhi: Famous international musician Chris Martin stunned his Indian fans sometime back with his surprise performance in the Capital. Now, his Mumbai fans can't complain anymore, as the 'Coldplay' singer this time visited Mumbai for a video shoot.
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After some fan clubs of Chris posted pictures of him shooting the video with children in India went viral, the buzz around his second visit to the country gained ground.
Martin and other 'Coldplay' members Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion can be seen playing Holi with the kids in the picture.
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The four musicians, who have their faces covered in hues of pink and blue, are pictured enjoying with the kids as they are all smiles during the making of the video. Some fans posted their pictures with the 38-year-old star on the micro-blogging site, Twitter.
Here, check out the pictures posted by a fan club of Chris Martin:
Chris on the set of Coldplay's new video in India #1 pic.twitter.com/vhPpZZOIK1
— Chris Martin Fans (@ohchrismartin) September 11, 2015
Chris on the set of Coldplay's new video in India #2 pic.twitter.com/4P51Yj7oUp
— Chris Martin Fans (@ohchrismartin) September 11, 2015
Chris on the set of Coldplay's new video in India #3 pic.twitter.com/HJrTAyroFO
— Chris Martin Fans (@ohchrismartin) September 11, 2015
UPDATE: More photos of Chris have now been added pic.twitter.com/XT8GtcW0vh
— Chris Martin Fans (@ohchrismartin) September 11, 2015
A fan also shared a few seconds of video, which shows Martin thanking the crowd after the shoot. "We are really very thankful," Martin is seen telling them.
His trip, like last time, was kept discreet reportedly to avoid media attention. In July, the English singer was in the country for a charity event for The Global Poverty Project, a nonprofit organisation dedicated to seeing an end to extreme poverty by 2030. He was joined onstage by Indian composer-singer Vishal Dadlani for the jamming session in Delhi.
(With PTI inputs)
