Enrique Iglesias India concert: Fan tosses a phone to singer on stage; what happened next will melt your hearts - WATCH

Enrique Iglesias made his audience go gaga over his performance in Mumbai on Day 1 of his India concert on October 29. The spectacular night witnessed over 25,000 fans gathered at the MMRDA Grounds in BKC, Mumbai. The international pop star mesmerised his Indian fans with his chartbusters at the event.

Now, several videos from the show have been doing the rounds on the internet. One such video showcased a fan throwing his phone on stage, but what happened next was nothing but pure magic.

Enrique Iglesias makes a fans day at the concert

A video of a fan throwing his phone to the singer on-stage has surfaced on the internet. Many from the audience were throwing shirts at him, but when one tossed his phone onstage, Enrique picked it up, and recorded himself pouting while also recording himself with his audience. He also flashed the peace sign, before throwing the phone back to the person.

Internet goes gaga over Enrique's kind gesture

A person commented, "He's so nice. Was a good sport about it." Another one added, "Sir...Loved the moment you threw it on stage. And of course he did justice to it." One comment read, "He is tooo good enjoy ." A fan wrote, "Lucky you, lucky you." Last but not least, an individual posted, "You found your phone. We were discussing about your phone. I was right there ahead, wondering did this person manage to get back his phone because he landed up somewhere else."

More about the first-day concert

In the 90-minute set, Enrique performed 19 of his chart-topping hits from his career. Jonita Gandhi and Indo-Canadian singer and EDM duo Progressive Brothers also entertained the audience.

Bollywood celebs like Vidya Balan, Malaika Arora, Rakul Preet Singh, Jackky Bhagnani, Anu Malik, Sonal Chauhan, Aditya Seal, Anushka Ranjan, Shriya Saran, Pragya Jaiswal, and more attended the concert.

As per reports, the singer is set to rock the stage again on day 2 (today) which will see over 30,000 people in attendance.