Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin were spotted holding hands in Mumbai, India, putting to rest any breakup rumors as Martin tours with his band Coldplay.

Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson quieted split speculation during a romantic getaway to Mumbai, India, on Friday, January 15. The couple were all smiles while walking hand in hand in India, marking their first public outing together in 2025.

Actress Dakota Johnson and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin were photographed holding hands and smiling while out and about in Mumbai, India.

Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson, who have been a couple since 2017, visited Mumbai's Shri Babulnath Temple ahead of Coldplay's India tour starting today.

Hollywood stars Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson have been seen spending some time in Mumbai amid rumors that their years-long love affair has come to an abrupt halt

Coldplay, the British band that will perform in Mumbai live on January 18th, 19th, and 21st, 2025, at the D.Y. Patil Sports Stadium, arrived in the city last night, and visuals from their airport spotting are all over the internet.

Mumbai traffic often tests the patience of many, and this time even Coldplay's Chris Martin and his partner and actor Dakota Johnson, were also no spared by it. The UK band's lead singer's video being stuck in the traffic soon after he landed in Mumbai has surfaced on internet.

Mumbai: Chris Martin, the frontman of the British rock band, Coldplay, was spotted exploring the entertainment capital of India at the iconic Marine Drive. The singer and his partner Dakota Johnson arrived in the city on Thursday evening along with the band.

Chris Martin is in Mumbai for Coldplay’s performances on January 18th, 19th, and 21st, 2025, at the D.Y. Patil Sports Stadium. Martin arrived in the city last night, and just after landing in the Bay,

Coldplay is returning to the country with Music Of The Spheres World Tour - India, after its last appearance in 2016. A gap of 8 years is ensuring a strong buzz with nostalgic fans queuing up and even ready to spend large money to save a seat at the upcoming concerts.