Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 13 : Ahead of his Mumbai gig, British singer Ed Sheeran is making fans go crazy with his moves to the tunes of Allu Arjun's song 'Butta Bomma' with singer Armaan Malik.
The videos and pictures of Ed Sheeran, who is in India, are going viral on social media.
Armaan Malik took to Instagram and shared a video featuring himself and Ed Sheeran.
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Armaan got the 'Shape of You' singer dance to Allu Arjun's Butta Bomma song from Telugu hit 'Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo'.
Song 'Butta Bomma', is sung by Armaan Malik and features in Allu Arjun's movie.
At the end of the video, Ed Sheeran and Armaan do Shah Rukh Khan's iconic pose.
Sharing the clip, he wrote, "Favourite person in my city @teddysphotos."
As soon as the video was shared, fans showed their excitement and flooded the comment section.
Singer Harshdeep Kaur wrote, "So precious."
One of the users wrote, "ED and Armaan dancing on buttabomma wasn't on my 2024 bingo card , OMGG SO CUTEEEE THIS ISSSS."
On Tuesday, Ed Sheeran met actor Ayushmann Khurrana.
Interestingly, Ayushmann made Ed Sheeran taste his mother's homemade pinni.
Talking about his meeting with the 'Perfect' hitmaker, Ayuhsmann said, "I have admired Ed Sheeran as an artiste for years now. As a fellow musician, I have always wanted to connect with him and discuss how his mind works. I surprised him with my mother's homemade Pinni! This is how we have always welcomed anyone at our home. He is at our home and we need to tell him how much we love him and his music too. So, I hope this gift will be a memorable one!"
Ayushmann also shared a picture with Ed Sheeran.
He is all set to perform in Mumbai for the final leg of his +-=/x Tour (Mathematics) on March 16 as part of his Asia and Europe Tour in 2024. Singer Prateek Kuhad will perform for the crowd before the main act.
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