On Friday, 14 November 2025, the Bollywood superstar is bringing his blockbuster Da-Bangg The Tour Reloaded to Qatar, marking the first-ever Salman Khan live show in the country. After London and Riyadh, the tour now heads to the Asian Town Amphitheatre. Whether you're a die-hard Bollywood fan or just curious about the buzz, here's what to know about the venue, tickets, and why this night might be one of Doha's most special events to end the year.

Trying to explain Salman Khan to someone outside the world of Bollywood is complicated. CNN described him as “Tom Cruise, George Clooney and Charlie Sheen rolled into one.” He's been at the heart of Indian cinema for more than three decades, with over a hundred films, countless chart-toppers, and a huge fan base. 

Born in 1965 to screenwriter Salim Khan, Salman started his career in the late '80s. He became a popular name with blockbusters like Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, and the Dabangg series. He's also a philanthropist and host of India's reality show, Bigg Boss. As of 2025, Salman Khan’s estimated net worth is USD 350 million, making him one of the richest actors in Indian entertainment.

But the Da-Bangg tour isn't just about Salman Khan. It's a full Bollywood celebration with India’s biggest stars. Among them are Jacqueline Fernandez, a dancer known for her high-energy hits, some of which she performed with Khan himself. 

Tamannaah Bhatia, known for her role in the 2023 hit Jailer, bridges the world of Bollywood and south Indian cinema. Then there’s Sonakshi Sinha, actress and Salman Khan’s co-star in the film Dabangg, who will step onto the stage with him, making this long-awaited reunion come true.

The lineup also features Prabhu Deva, a choreographer and dancer often called “India’s Michael Jackson.” He also directed the 2009 movie Wanted, a success in Khan’s career. He's followed by Stebin Ben, the playback singer behind many of Bollywood's most famous recent love songs. Rounding out the cast, Maniesh Paul and Sunil Grover, two of India’s most popular comedians, will add the humour touch that will tie the night together. 

The live show isn't supposed to be just a concert. It's a live movie, packed with music, dance, and comedy. One song ends, another starts, and the energy barely dips. You're either vibing to Bollywood beats or laughing at Manish Paul or Sunil Grover's jokes. 

The production is one-of-a-kind. LED walls stretching wide, live drums echoing through the open air, and bursts of smoke and colour everywhere. The show will last around four hours, from 8 PM to around midnight, with a short interlude halfway. Food stalls and drink counters stay open, and security checks are thorough. 

For Doha, this is a first. The Qatar debut of the Da-Bangg world tour gives fans here the rare chance to see many of India's biggest stars share one stage. 

The concert takes place on Friday, 14 November 2025, at the Asian Town Amphitheatre, about 20 minutes from central Doha. It's an open-air arena, so expect bright lights, a refreshing evening breeze, and the buzzing energy of more than 15,000 people. Doors open before sunset at 4 PM, and the main act starts at 8 PM.

Getting to the venue

The Asian Town Amphitheatre is located within the Asian Town complex in Doha's Industrial Area, roughly a 20-25-minute drive from the city centre. It's accessible via the Ras Abu Abboud Expressway or the G Ring Road, both leading directly to the main entrance.

Parking is available. But the close spots may vanish early. Aim to arrive around 6 PM to clear security and settle before the show begins. If you're not driving, Karwa and Uber rides are easy to book and much more straightforward when traffic peaks later. Bus L510 stops near the complex (stop 56704), and taxis are also widely available.

Have your QID or passport on hand, and keep your ticket — digital or printed — ready to scan. Outside food, large bags, and professional cameras are not allowed past the gates.

Visitors arriving from outside Doha might want to stay nearby rather than head back late. The city has plenty of places to choose from, ranging from sleek business hotels to cosy boutiques.

And since you're in Doha, turning the visit into a weekend getaway is a clever idea. You can spend the next day exploring Doha's galleries, souqs, or the Corniche. You'll be surprised how much you can cover in a weekend, and we have a guide to help you plan it.

Tickets are already on sale. Silver (QAR 100) gives access to the main arena with good sound and wide-screen coverage. Gold (QAR 200) moves you closer to the middle, and Diamond (QAR 400) offers a broader view and quicker entry, which can be worth it when the crowd builds.

For extra comfort, VIP and VVIP seats start from QAR 750 and QAR 1,500, bringing the best sightlines, separate entrances, and reserved parking. The Red Carpet tier, around QAR 2,500, includes even better seating, parking, and food and beverage vouchers. At the very top sits the Meet & Greet package, priced at around QAR 10,000, which lets a few fans meet Salman Khan and the Da-Bangg cast in person. Pricey, yes, but it can be very worth it for Salman's most loyal fans. 

Tickets are available only through Virgin Megastore Tickets and Platinumlist, the event's official partners. Keep in mind that they're non-refundable, and once you're in, re-entry isn't allowed. For group or corporate bookings, call +974 5555 0491 or +974 7749 4919.

If you're a QIC customer, you can enjoy an exclusive 10% discount on tickets for Salman Khan Live in Qatar. QIC is the official insurer of the Da-Bangg Reloaded Tour, and this special offer is part of the celebration.

How to redeem your discount:

1. Download or open the QIC App 

2. Go to the Events page and select the event

3. Choose your ticket category and quantity

4. Enter the promo code QIC10SALMAN at checkout

Your 10% discount will be applied automatically.

Complete your purchase and get ready for an unforgettable night!