AP Dhillon’s One of One Tour concert in Pune on December 14, 2025, delivered more than just chart-topping music, as the night took an unexpected sporting turn that sent fans into a frenzy. Performing at Mayfield Yash Garden, the Punjabi-Canadian singer paused mid-set to give a special shout-out to Indian cricketer Mohammad Siraj, instantly electrifying the crowd.

The moment created a rare crossover between cricket and music when Dhillon mentioned “DSP Mohammad Siraj” on stage. What followed felt less like a concert and more like a packed cricket stadium, with fans erupting into loud cheers and chants. The spontaneous reaction underlined the deep cultural influence cricket stars hold in India, even beyond the sporting arena.

Several attendees described the atmosphere as unforgettable, noting how the sporting tribute amplified the energy inside the venue. The collective chanting and excitement transformed the performance into a shared celebration for both music lovers and cricket enthusiasts.

Adding to the spectacle, Bollywood actor Tara Sutaria made a surprise appearance on stage during Dhillon’s performance of Thodi Si Daaru. Her entry was met with thunderous applause, and the duo’s brief collaboration became one of the night’s most talked-about moments, elevating the concert’s star power.

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The entire concert erupted with ‘RCB, RCB’ chants when AP Dhillon introduced Siraj.

RCB’s craze is unmatched ❤️🔥 pic.twitter.com/3WeKdcehuS

— Suprvirat (@Mostlykohli) December 16, 2025

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AP Dhillon’s Pune show blends local flavour with electric fan energy

The event also highlighted local talent, with Pune-based artists Yung D’Sa and Sanju Rathod opening the show. Their performances, including popular tracks like Yeda Yung and Shaky, resonated strongly with the audience and reinforced the importance of showcasing regional artists on major tour platforms.

One particularly endearing moment came when Sanju Rathod encouraged Dhillon to say “I love you” in Marathi. The singer’s light-hearted attempt drew cheers and laughter, strengthening his bond with Pune’s crowd.

Throughout the night, Dhillon maintained a high level of audience engagement, stepping off the stage, inviting fans to sing along, and interacting closely with attendees. As the Pune leg concluded, excitement now shifts to upcoming shows in Bengaluru, Kolkata, Mumbai, Jaipur, and Ludhiana, with fans eager for more memorable cross-cultural moments.