WOAH! Spider-Man stars Tom Holland and Zendaya spotted at Mumbai airport- WATCH

For quite some time now, Mumbai has seen some Hollywood actors making a refreshing appearance that is leaving the fans into a tizzy. Well, this time, we got to see Spider-Man stars Tom Holland and Zendaya exiting the private airport in the city. The two were snapped together before zooming off in the car and we honestly can’t keep calm.

Reportedly, Tom Holland and Zendaya have come to India to attend a cultural festival event at Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre. For the airport look, Tom wore a casual light pink t-shirt and blue denim that he teamed with a brown jacket and cap. On the other hand, the Euphoria actor is seen in an-all black look with nerdy reading glasses.

Watch Tom and Zendaya at the airport:

This is the first time, Tom and Zendaya arrived in India and fans are pretty stoked to see them in Mumbai while some are wondering about their presence in the country.

Meanwhile, during the promotion of Uncharted last year, Tom revealed his love for India. As reported by IANS, the actor said, “I am a big fan of India but as I said I never got a chance to go there. I am grateful to my fans in India for the kind of love and support I have received.”

“I am coming with my new film and I hope the Indian audiences will like it too. I would love to come to India someday to meet my Indian fans or maybe someday shoot a film there too. I would love to see every part of it including the Taj Mahal in India. Everything there is very beautiful. I am very keen to travel all over India,” Tom added.

On the other hand, last night, Mumbai saw a fashionable event, the Dior Fall 2023 show. Several Bollywood were seen putting their fashion foot forward. Stars like Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli, Ananya Panday, Shweta Bachchan, Arjun Kapoor, and Sonam Kapoor were seen attending the show. Whereas Hollywood stars like Massie Williams, Simone Ashley and others also marked a stunning presence.

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