Farhan Akhtar rocks Mumbai with his concert
8 Nov 2009, 1347 Hrs

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Mumbai, Nov. 8 Bollywood actor and filmmaker Farhan Akhtar delighted the Mumbai audience with his live rock concert for an automobile brand he endorses.

The concert also featured rock bands, Indian Ocean and Parikrama.

Farhan sang songs from 'Rock On' that had been a huge hit after its release and had made him into a youth icon.

Farhan said that the aim of performing in this concert is to connect with the youth.

The event was organized by a car-making company to mark the anniversary of its hatchback, A-star, in the city.

"The way of celebrating the completion of one year of the car is very nice. I love rock music and I love cars, so I am getting both at one place; what more can I ask for. Rock music has always been associated with something new and revolutionary which connects with the youth."

The enterprising filmmaker, who has made quite a mark with his earlier films, is all set to floor the audience with his forthcoming venture 'Karthik Calling Karthik'.

'Karthik Calling Karthik' is slated to hit the screen across India in 2010. (ANI)

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