“Paid To Pee In My Pants,” Mumbai Man Writes Scathing Letter To Deepinder Goyal For Inadequate Toilets At Bryan Adams’s Mumbai Concert

Bryan Adams’s Mumbai concert while it was magical for fans who attended it in Mumbai was a terribly disappointing one for a man due to the lack of proper facilities at the venue. Sheldon Aranjo took to LinkedIn to slam EVA Global Events and Zomato founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal, the organisers of the Bryan Adams concert, for failing to provide adequate toilets for the attendees.

Mumbai Man’s “Cry For Help” To Bryan Adams’s Concert Organisers

Taking to LinkedIn, Sheldon Aranjo’s scathing open letter created awareness about the concerning yet most neglected part of organising concerts— toilets. With over 20 years of experience in the media and entertainment industry, Sheldon revealed he “paid to pee in his pants” at the Bryan Adams concert. The media professional made a beeline to the loo to answer nature’s call. A diabetic man struggling with incontinence, he knew he wouldn’t be able to hold it in that long.

So, he was advised to head to the other end of the pavilion. Despite controlling his best and crossing over to the other side, he was met with another bad news. The loo on the other side of the pavilion wasn’t meant for the “other category”. His Gold ticket didn’t help him access the loo either.

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Having no choice, Sheldon rushed to the nearest tree and managed to urinate but unfortunately, he soiled his pants. The media professional shared a picture to prove his plight at the concert. With just three washrooms for 1000 people, he slammed the organisers for not providing adequate toilets for concert-goers like him. It’s not just him, he claimed to have heard other guests complaining about the “amateur management” of the concert.

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Netizens Share Their Experiences At Concerts In India

Apart from the long queues outside loos, the food stalls, and unnecessary queues to load cash with no UPI or card payment options were other complaints. Fortunately, Bryan Adams managed to save the “forgettable evening” for Sheldon. The media professional says his open letter is not a rant. Rather, a cry for help. He urged organisers like Deepinder Goyal and EVA Global Events to get their ” sh%t together” before flying down international artists and charging exorbitantly high prices from concertgoers.

Netizens took to the comments section of his post. Many tagged the organisers and revealed similar problems they underwent at the concert.

Sheldon’s post is a wake-up call to concert and event organisers across the country to ensure that attendees have adequate food, water, and toilets.

Cover Image Courtesy: Sheldon Aranjo/ LinkedIn and bryanadams/ Instagram