Aditya Rikhari's Meri Paro India Tour Opens in Pune: Amanora Mall, 22 November
Pune gets him first.
Aditya Rikhari begins the Meri Paro India Tour at Amanora Mall, Hadapsar, on 22 November, according to the organisers, Hungry Buddiez. Tickets are live on BookMyShow.
The essentials
What: Aditya Rikhari, Meri Paro India Tour, opening show
When: 22 November 2026
Where: Amanora Mall, Hadapsar, Pune
Tickets: BookMyShow
The remaining cities had not been announced in the post.
The singer
Rikhari is a Delhi-born singer-songwriter whose rise has followed the modern route: songs released one at a time, shared until they became the soundtrack to other people's reels, then gathered into an album. His debut, Jaana, came out in full in December 2024 on Universal Music India's IndieA Records.
The tour's name echoes "Paaro", one of the songs that made him. "Sahiba" went viral, "Kol Aa" found its own audience, and "Jaana Samjho Na", from Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, gave him a Bollywood debut as both singer and writer.
What to expect
Rikhari's songs are intimate and conversational. Their appeal live is less about spectacle and more about a crowd singing the same lines back to him. A mall venue keeps things accessible, but get there early, because weekend evenings in Hadapsar can be slow going.
If you are planning a winter of live music, our guides to HOME Festival Goa and Madhur Sharma's Bengaluru show cover other singers who have built their audiences online.
Frequently asked questions
When is Aditya Rikhari performing in Pune?
On 22 November 2026 at Amanora Mall, Hadapsar.
Is Pune the first city of the tour?
Yes. The organisers say Pune is kicking off the Meri Paro India Tour.
Where can I buy tickets?
On BookMyShow.
What songs is Aditya Rikhari known for?
Paaro, Sahiba, Kol Aa and Jaana Samjho Na from Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, among others.
Kenneth Hopkins is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of AltBollywood. Indofuturist, posthumanist and unapologetically Indocentric, he describes himself as an epimemeticist, a swaraji, a freakonomist, a lexicographer and a cartochronicler, mapping the ideas, words and quiet shifts that shape Indian entertainment. Follow him on Instagram at @kennethhopkins.
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