Coldplay's Chris Martin on British raj in India

Chris Martin | Apologizes for British Raj | Coldplay Concert in Mumbai
Coldplay's frontman, Chris Martin, took a heartfelt moment during their Mumbai concert to apologize for Britain's colonial past. His emotional acknowledgment of history and gratitude towards India's warm welcome moved the crowd.
Coldplay Frontman Chris Martin Apologises For British Raj, Thanks Indian Fans For 'Forgiving Bad Things Britain Did'
The frontman of the British boy band Chris Martin addressed the audience at the second day of the concert at DY Patil stadium.
Coldplay Takes Mumbai: Chris Martin Apologises for British Raj, Thanks Fans for ‘Forgiving Britain’
Mumbai has been set alight by Coldplay’s long-awaited return, with the band kicking off their Music of the Spheres tour at DY Patil Stadium over the weekend. It’s been nine years since their last performance in India, and fans were more than ready to soak up the magic.
Chris Martin apologises for British rule at Coldplay concert: Thank you for forgiving all the bad things Great Britain did
Apart from playing electrifying hits and constantly engaging the crowd with humour, Chris Martin of Coldplay won hearts in the Mumbai concert with an apology for the British rule
Coldplay Mumbai concert: Chris Martin apologises for British Raj, thanks Indian fans for ‘forgiving bad things Britain did’
During an electrifying performance in Mumbai, Chris Martin mentioned the pre-independence history between India and Britain.
Coldplay's Chris Martin Thanks Fans at Mumbai Show For ‘Forgiving' British Colonialism in India
Coldplay's Chris Martin thanked his Indian audience on Saturday (Jan. 18) for "forgiving" British colonialism, as the band's Music Of The Spheres dates kicked off in Mumbai. The band performed at DY Patil stadium in Mumbai to 75,
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