Ed Sheeran: Fans in Mumbai thrilled as star sings in Punjabi

Mumbai concertgoers were ecstatic as Ed Sheeran sang in Punjabi for the first time, inviting Indian artist Diljit Dosanjh for a joint performance that electrified audiences and lit up the social media spectrum.

At the Saturday show, the pair enthralled attendees with a Punjabi rendition of Dosanjh's popular song "Lover." Fans expressed their amazement and joy online, emphasizing how unprecedented and perfect Ed Sheeran's Punjabi performance was.

Following their act, both Sheeran and Dosanjh shared snippets on Instagram, celebrating this musical milestone. Sheeran noted the special experience of singing in Punjabi and hinted at more to come from his time in India. Dosanjh also highlighted the moment, proudly pointing out Sheeran's first attempt at singing in Punjabi.

Celebrities chimed in with their enthusiasm, with Varun Dhawan commenting on the act's potential for global impact.

Diljit Dosanjh, a 40-year-old international sensation, is known for his cross-cultural collaborations. He previously worked with Sia on a track called "Hass Hass," and fans expressed admiration for his influence in bringing Ed Sheeran into Punjabi music.

Sheeran, a global music phenomenon and the voice behind hits like "Shape of You," released his album "Autumn Variations" in September. His Mumbai performance was a leg of his Asia and Europe Tour.