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Coldplay have played the biggest stadium show of the 21st century so far in India. Check out footage below.The events took place at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Saturday (January 25 and Sunday (26) and marked the latest dates on the band’s monumental ‘Music Of The Spheres’ tour.According to a new press release, the two shows were not only the biggest of the band’s career, but also set a huge world record by becoming the largest stadium concerts of the 21st century.

Coldplay have announced their forthcoming ‘Music Of The Spheres’ concert in India will be streamed live.The Republic Day performance from Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium which goes out on January 26, will be available to viewers across the country on Disney+ Hotstar, and will include exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the band.Ahead of the show, frontman Chris Martin said: “Namaste to all our friends in India. We’re thrilled to share that on the 26th of January, our show from Ahmedabad will be streaming live on Disney+ Hotstar, so you can watch it from anywhere in India.

Naman Ramachandran British rock band Coldplay‘s biggest-ever Indian concert will be streamed exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar, as the platform makes a move into live music content. The Jan.

Coldplay have released the video for their song ‘The Karate Kid’, which features the star of the 1980s film of the same name, Ralph Macchio.In the video Macchio, who played Daniel LaRusso in the original trilogy of The Karate Kid and now stars in Cobra Kai, stars as a busker who gets a ticket to a Coldplay stadium show.When frontman Chris Martin can’t sing, he invites someone from the crowd onstage to help him – which turns out to be the busker played by Macchio.Watch the video below:The music video’s storyline was teased by Coldplay when the band played ‘The Karate Kid’ for the first time last month at their show in Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium – where Macchio made an appearance.Before beginning the song, frontman Chris Martin joked that he was losing his voice and asked if there was anybody out there who could help him sing the next song. With that, Macchio walked on stage to an ovation from the crowd and lip-synced to pre-recorded vocals by Martin.The track is taken from the expanded Full Moon Edition of the band’s album ‘Moon Music’, which came out in September.

Coldplay have announced their biggest ever show in the Indian city of Ahmedabad next year.The band will be performing at the 132,000-capacity Narendra Modi Stadium on January 25, which is the largest stadium in the world, on their ‘Music Of The Spheres’ World Tour. They will be joined by a ‘mystery guest’ who is yet to be announced.Tickets will go on sale on Saturday, November 16 at 12pm IST.The Ahmedabad show is one of several Asia shows Coldplay will be playing next year on the biggest rock tour of all time, having previously announced gigs in Abu Dhabi, Hong Kong, Seoul and Mumbai.

Naman Ramachandran The birth centenary of Indian cinema icon Dev Anand will be celebrated with restored versions of some of his classics receiving a theatrical release across the country. Known as one of the triumvirate of superstars who ruled Hindi-language cinema in the 1950s and ’60s (along with the late Raj Kapoor and Dilip Kumar) Anand made such hits as “Guide,” “Hare Rama Hare Krishna” and “Prem Pujari.” The birth centenary of Anand, who died in 2011, is on Sept. 26.

England have named a full strength 16 man T20 squad to take on India across the five match series that follows the Tests in March.

Chris Hemsworth has been teasing his upcoming movie, Extraction. The Netflix movie sees the Avengers: Endgame star giving his Thor cloak a rest and indulging in some edge-of-the-seat action sequences. But before we see the Aussie actor in action, Hemsworth has been sharing some interesting behind-the-scenes videos to show the making of the video. A few days ago, he teased the knife fight featuring Randeep Hooda. And now, the actor has shared a video of a crazy fan in India. 

"I loved shooting in India. The people were incredible. I didn't realise how popular the Marvel films were in India. So that was, at times, overwhelming," Hemsworth told IANS during a special video call before the release of his Netflix movie.