'Thank you Malaysia, for your love and support', says Bollywood superstar Arijit as ticket for his Bukit Jalil concert are selling like hot cakes


KUALA LUMPUR: Tickets for ‘Arijit Singh Live in Malaysia' on Saturday (Nov 16) at Axiata Arena Bukit Jalil are selling fast and only limited numbers are left for the super show.

And in an Instagram post to his fans, Arijit said he cannot wait to perform in KL and thanked for the love and support from the locals here.

"Hello Malaysia, I'm so excited, I'm finally coming back to Malaysia after 10 years for this special concert. I thank everyone in Malaysia for their love and support. It will be an unforgettable night for all," said Arijit in the Instagram post.

"I'm looking forward to seeing all my fans in Kuala Lumpur and I cannot wait to perform for them on Saturday at the Axiata Arena. 'Thank you again' for your continuous love and support you have showed me."

As for the concert, get ready for an unforgettable night of Bollywood magic as Hitman Solutions, one of Malaysia’s leading concert organisers, and the renowned Australian concert promoter Cinestar Events, join forces to proudly present the concert at Axiata Arena Bukit Jalil on Saturday.

The hotly-anticipated marks the return of one of Bollywood’s hottest playback singers back in Malaysia. Organisers Hitman Solutions and Cinestar Events are expecting a packed audience of 10,000 fans.

The concert is not just attracting local fans but is also drawing an international audience from countries like India, the Maldives, Pakistan, Australia, and across South-East Asia.

For the record, Arijit is considered as one of the best singers of his generation. The recipient of several accolades including two National Film Awards in India and seven Filmfare Awards, he has recorded songs in several Indian languages, predominantly Hindi and Bengali.

He is noted for his ability of performing songs in diverse music genres and is acclaimed for his significant contributions to the contemporary Bollywood Music.

The recipient of several accolades, 37-year-old Arijit has recorded songs in several Indian languages, predominantly Hindi and Bengali.

Fans of Bollywood blockbusters like ‘Dilwale,’ ‘Brahmastra,’ and ‘Jawan’ will also instantly recognise Arijit Singh’s signature voice from beloved hits such as ‘Janam Janam,’ ‘Kesariya,’ and ‘Chaleya.’

Arijit, who rose to fame with the release of the successful track "Tum Hi Ho" from the Bollywood movie "Aashiqui 2" in 2013, is also currently the most-followed artist globally on Spotify, with over 123 million followers.

In fact, Arijit's Spotify record as seen him even surpassing international stars like Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and Drake.

“This concert is set to be the biggest Bollywood event in Malaysia for the year 2024, featuring a selection of Arijit Singh’s timeless classics and popular hits spanning a decade, ensuring a spectacular show that blends stunning music with top-notch production,” said organisers' Hitman Solutions.

General ticket sales can be purchased at www.hitmanlive.com

Ticket categories include: Silver (RM298), Gold (RM398), Platinum (RM598), Diamond (RM698), VIP (RM788), VVIP (RM988) and MIP (RM1,188).

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