Kailash Kher Gwalior Concert Chaos: What Made Singer Stop Performance Midway, Slam Audience - EXPLAINED

On Christmas 2025, Kailash Kher performed at the Gwalior Mela Grounds to mark Tabla Day and Gwalior Gaurav Diwas. Midway through the concert, panic and confusion erupted when a section of the audience breached barricades and rushed forward from the stands toward the stage. The unexpected crowd movement created serious safety concerns for both attendees and the performers. Alarmed by the situation, the singer immediately stopped the show and addressed the crowd, appealing for calm and discipline. Kailash Kher Slams Audience's 'Animal-Like' BehaviourAddressing the crowd, the singer said, “Humne aapki prashansa ki aur aap itna jaanwargiri kar rahe hain. Janwargiri mat kariye please... Agar koi humare instruments ya equipment ke paas aaya, toh hum show band

kar denge (I'm praising you all and you are behaving like animals. Please don't behave like animals. If anyone comes anywhere near our instruments, equipment, we'll stop the show).”Watch a viral video here:

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The concert footage, shared by a page on Instagram, sparked anger among the locals. A user wrote, "No wonder we don't have any major events here at Gwalior." Another commented, "Bro, wtf this is not cool. It's on the news..." A comment read, "Gwalior is destroyed and infamous because of such illiterates."Fortunately, organisers and security personnel stepped in to control the crowd and prevent any serious incidents.Kher, known for Teri Deewani, Saiyaan, Allah Ke Bande, Teri Deewani, Jana Jogi De Naal, has previously encountered similar disruptions during his live shows. Back in 2023, a concert in Karnataka was interrupted when two men reportedly hurled a water bottle at him while he was performing on stage.DISCLAIMER: The article is a compilation of thoughts posted by netizens and satire doing the rounds on the subject. Ideas expressed do not reflect the view of Times Network.