From landing in Mumbai to Purpose gig, here's how Justin Bieber spent his day in India

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New Delhi: Grammy Award winning Canadian singer Justin Bieber performed to a stadium full of his fans, who were excited, emotional and euphoric as the 'Baby' singer took the stage in India for the first time on Wednesday night.

But, worry no more, if you missed his Indian gig. We are here to save your day. Interestingly, the 23-year-old vocalist did a lot of engaging stuff in Mumbai. Check out some major glimpses from  Bieber's Day One in India:

Arrival in India

Around 2 a.m. Bieber was quickly whisked off to St. Regis Hotel in south Mumbai amidst Z-plus level of security after landing safely in Mumbai. Several hundreds of media persons and fans had parked themselves at various points outside the Mumbai Airport for a glimpse of Bieber but were largely disappointed.

Slumdog Millionaire tour

Just before Justin Bieber's maiden India concert, an interesting video has surfaced on the social media. In the short clip, Bieber can apparently be seen meeting and greeting some underprivileged Indian children.

Just Mumbai things

Bieber was also spotted doing just Mumbai things. From having coffee to driving round roads, seems like the pop sensation really liked the vibe of the city.

(4) Another video of Justin Bieber spotted out in India today. (May 10) pic.twitter.com/97FJ7fva9k — JustinBieberCrew.com (@JBCrewdotcom) 10 May 2017

(11) Another video of Justin Bieber spotted out in India today. (May 10) pic.twitter.com/t3OEQjENPa — JustinBieberCrew.com (@JBCrewdotcom) 10 May 2017

Maiden India concert

The excitement at Mumbai's DY Patil Stadium reached its peak even as international singing sensation Justin Bieber crooned to his choicest numbers. The eclectic atmosphere was filled with an audience that refused to let the energy die down.

As soon as Bieber addressed the crowd saying, "What a beautiful night tonight. Honoured to be here. You guys are the coolest," the stadium got filled with roars of 'Bieber' chants.

(With inputs from agencies)