Hartfelt Laughs Incoming: Kevin Hart to Rock Mumbai Stage in September Debut

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American comedian and actor Kevin Hart is all set to perform live in India for the first time, with a much-anticipated show scheduled at Mumbai’s NSCI Dome, SVP Stadium on September 21, 2025. The event marks a monumental moment for Indian comedy fans and promises an evening filled with relentless laughter and insightful storytelling.

Key Highlights: Show Details and Background

The Mumbai performance will be part of Kevin Hart’s acclaimed “Acting My Age” tour, focusing on themes such as aging, relationships, and everyday absurdities delivered with his trademark wit and exuberance.
Following the cancellation of his New Delhi concert earlier in April due to the Pahalgam terror attack, fans eagerly await this rescheduled Mumbai date.
Tickets will be available exclusively on District by Zomato, with a pre-sale for HSBC cardholders running from July 29 to 31, followed by general sales starting July 31.
Rahul Ganjoo, CEO of District by Zomato, hailed the event as a milestone, highlighting the growing sophistication and appetite of Indian audiences for global comedy acts.
Kevin Hart expressed excitement about his India debut, noting the country’s incredible energy, and promised a night of love, laughter, and epic fun.

Additional Context and Expectations

Kevin Hart is renowned worldwide for his box office successes, having starred in numerous blockbuster films grossing over $4 billion globally.
He received the Mark Twain Prize for American Comedy in 2024, becoming the youngest recipient and further cementing his status as a comedy icon.
The show is expected to bring cutting-edge production quality and seamless audience experience, combining Hart’s charismatic stage presence with high professionalism.
This landmark event reflects India’s emergence as a major destination for international live entertainment, providing comedy lovers with direct access to global stars on home turf.

Sources: New Indian Express, ANI News, Moneycontrol