Armaan Malik misses brother Amaal Mallik during Mumbai concert: I know he’d be so proud of me - Exclusive

Armaan Malik’s homecoming concert in Mumbai was a night to remember as the singer performed his first-ever stadium show in his hometown. The energy was infectious, with thousands of fans singing along to every song.

From Main Hoon Hero Tera and Sab Tera to Hua Hai Aaj Pehli Baar, Kaun Tujhe, Tum Hi Ho and Kabhi Jo Baadal Barse, the crowd matched Armaan word for word, leaving him visibly moved. Taking a moment on stage, he told the audience, “This moment means everything to me. Mumbai, you have no idea what this means to me, being on stage in my own city. I can’t believe this is my first stadium performance here.” In a pre-event conversation, Armaan shared how meaningful the concert was for him.

He said, “In my 18-year career, this is the first time I’m doing a stadium show in my hometown. It’s a massive feeling, and it’s a sold-out show, so it feels amazing.” Speaking about his wide-ranging musical setlist, he said, “My biggest USP is that I offer a multilingual experience. I believe music has no language. I’ve performed in Delhi thinking only Punjabi songs would work, but someone always requests a Telugu or English song.

That’s the beauty of it. I always call my show a roller coaster because there are so many emotions and moods. Whether you’re 10 or 60, there will always be a song you connect with.

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The singer was joined by his parents, wife Aashna, and aunt, though he deeply missed his brother, music composer Amaal Mallik, who is currently in the Bigg Boss house. He said, “My wife, my dad, my mom and my aunt are here. But the person I’m missing the most today is Amaal. I know he’d be so proud because we’ve dreamt of these moments as kids. Almost 80 percent of the songs I sang tonight were composed by him, so it’s a bittersweet feeling. Our souls are connected even if we’re not physically together, and I hope he hears the echoes of this concert inside the Bigg Boss house,” Armaan said.

He also gave a heartfelt rendition of Kaun Tujhe Yoon Pyaar Karega Jaise Main Karta Hoon for his brother, which left the crowd cheering louder than ever.