Amandeep Khayal’s ‘Dhak Dhak’ Live: Yahya Bootwala Opened and We Are Not Okay!

Okay, besties, gather round. I need to vent about what happened yesterday because my emotional stability is currently hanging by a thread (in the best way possible). I spent my Sunday evening (Dec 7th) at the iconic Royal Opera House to watch Amandeep Khayal’s "Dhak Dhak", and honestly? The internet was right. This is main character energy at its peak.

And the biggest flex? Yahya Bootwala opened the show! You know the vibe is going to be immaculate when Yahya walks out on that grand stage. It felt like a massive group hug before the deep talks began. If you weren't there, you seriously missed out on some major core memory unlocking.

Yahya Bootwala Set the Mood

Can we talk about the opener? Having Yahya kick things off was the perfect vibe check. He brought that warm, relatable "soft boi" energy that we all stan. The transition from his set to Amandeep’s entry was seamless pure poetry in motion.

It Wasn't Just a Show, It Was Therapy

I’m not going to spoil a single line because you need to go in blind. But I will say this: “Dhak Dhak” isn't a show you watch; it's an experience you survive. Amandeep didn’t just tell a story; he basically held a mirror up to everyone in that auditorium. There is something about the Royal Opera House the chandeliers, the red velvet seats, the grandeur that made the silence even louder. You know those 3 AM thoughts about love, lost dreams, and "what ifs"? Yeah, he put all of that on stage. There were moments where you could hear everyone’s collective heartbreak healing. It’s vague, I know, but that’s the magic it stops being his story and starts becoming yours.

Why You Need To Book The Next Show ASAP

If you’ve been feeling a little lost or just burned out by the corporate hustle, this is your sign. It is rare to find a space that feels this safe and this raw. The tour is moving fast, and seeing how packed it was yesterday, tickets for the next cities are going to vanish. Don't be the person watching the Reels later with FOMO.

Fans Also Asked

How can I book tickets for Amandeep Khayal's upcoming shows in 2025?

Tickets are primarily available on BookMyShow and Paytm Insider. You should follow Amandeep Khayal’s official Instagram for the tour schedule and direct links, as shows in cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, and Pune often sell out within days of the announcement.

Who is the opening act for Amandeep Khayal's Dhak Dhak tour?

Yahya Bootwala is currently performing as the opening act for select shows, including the Mumbai leg. However, opening acts can change depending on the city and schedule. Even if the opener changes, the lineup is always curated to match the wholesome, poetic vibe of the main event.

Is Dhak Dhak by Amandeep Khayal a stand-up comedy show?

No, Dhak Dhak is a storytelling and spoken-word poetry special, not a stand-up comedy show. While there are moments of lighthearted humor, the show focuses on deep, emotional narratives about love, longing, and self-discovery. Expect to feel "sukoon" (peace) rather than just laughter.

What is the run time of the Dhak Dhak live show?

The show typically runs for 75 to 90 minutes. This includes the opening act and Amandeep’s main set. It is a continuous, immersive experience without an intermission, designed to keep you connected to the narrative flow.

Is Amandeep Khayal's live show suitable for a first date?

Yes, it is an excellent choice for a date night. The themes of the show revolve around vulnerability, romance, and the "heart's rhythm," making it a perfect setting for couples who enjoy deep conversations. It’s definitely a "green flag" date idea.