Marshmello only International artist to observe two-minute silence for Pulwama attack martyrs in India
DJ Marshmello loved his experience in India, and like the Indians, felt deeply saddened by the Pulwama terror attack
DJ Marshmello might have just earned some loyal fans in India with his humble gesture. He, before beginning his performance in Pune on Sunday, waved the Indian flag and asked the audiences to observe two-minute silence for the martyrs of Pulwama terror attack.
He might keep his identity hidden but the DJ, who is believed to be Chris Comstock, is totally in love with India and even posted photos where he stated that he would miss the Indian chai, dhol, rickshaw rides, and dance. Here, see some of his tweets which denote that:
Marshmello had also sent out his heartfelt condolences for the martyrs on his Twitter handle. Here, see it:
Jaden Smith (Hollywood actor Will Smith’s son), Bonobo, Anik Khan, Prateek Kuhad, Rudimental and Two Door Cinema Club were also part of the musical festival, but it was only Marshmello who remembered the shaheed CRPF jawans. This was Marshmello's fourth visit to India.
Kartik Aaryan attended the music festival. Not only did he attend, Kartik and Marshmello even grooved to his song 'Coca Cola Tu' from Kartik's upcoming film Luka Chuppi. See the video here:
'Aankh Maarey' featuring Ranveer Singh and Sara Ali Khan was also played at the concert. Ranveer's movie Gully Boy released on Valentine's Day and has been making a good buzz.
Marsmello also came down to India to collaborate with music director Pritam Chakraborty. He co-composed the track 'Biba' which released on Valentine's Day. At the festival on Sunday, he showed some dance moves from the music video.