A.R. Rahman’s concert in Gurugram, part of his “Wonderment Tour,” will not take place on November 21 as planned. According to The Indian Express, organiser Eva Live said the show had been postponed because of “serious developments” that could not be avoided. It added that the concert has been moved to next year, but no new date has been announced.
Fans who bought tickets, priced from ₹2,499 for general standing to ₹1.5 lakh for premium VIP decks, received emails about the change. Their money has reportedly been refunded.
District by Zomato, the ticketing partner, used the word “cancelled.” Its support handle wrote on X that it understood how disappointing the news was, that the November 21 Delhi concert had been cancelled, and that it regretted things “did not go as expected.” It apologised for the disappointment. The platform and the organiser use different words, “cancelled” and “postponed,” and the report does not explain the difference or the reason.
The Tour in Context
The Delhi show was billed as the tour’s Delhi debut and was part of a run of shows promoted by Eva Live. According to Rhythm Box India’s Instagram update, the Kolkata date, originally January 11, has now moved to April 11.
Rahman’s Other Work
Rahman is reportedly set to appear on the first day of the 11th “Jashn-e-Rekhta,” an Urdu and literary festival titled “Noor-e-Ishq,” on January 29 at Bansera Park in New Delhi. He composed music for Nitesh Tiwari’s “Ramayana” with Hans Zimmer. The film, titled “Ramayana: Rise of a Legend” in some reports, was released in theatres on November 5, 2026.
Why It Matters
For fans who planned travel and bought expensive tickets, the lack of a clear reason or a new date adds uncertainty. Details from the organisers will determine how the rest of the tour is handled.