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Justin Bieber ready for Mumbai concert; Instagram, Twitter is lit with action

Justin Bieber arrived in Mumbai ahead of his concert on Wednesday, lighting social media up.

Updated on: May 10, 2017 05:14 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Grammy Award winning Canadian singing sensation Justin Bieber arrived in Mumbai early on Wednesday amid tight security for his maiden concert in India, looking relaxed and geared up to regale Indian ‘Beliebers’ as part of his Purpose World Tour.

International pop sensation Justin Bieber arrived at the Kalina airport ahead of his concert in Mumbai on Wednesday. (PTI)
International pop sensation Justin Bieber arrived at the Kalina airport ahead of his concert in Mumbai on Wednesday. (PTI)

Fans had been waiting with bated breath for his arrival at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.

Bieber came out escorted in a thick security blanket, led by Salman Khan’s bodyguard Shera at 2 am.

He came in a chartered flight along with his crew sporting a pink pullover and black shorts. He was rushed out of the airport, and was quickly whisked off to St Regis Hotel in south Mumbai amidst Z-plus security.

It was earlier speculated that Bieber would land in India on May 8. Later the singer himself piqued the curiosity with a tweet.

“Dubai is incredible... India you are next. @Amit_Bhatia99 u ready? #PurposeTourStadiums,” Bieber wrote on Tuesday.

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