Published 03 May, 2017 07:15pm

Justin Bieber wants VVIP treatment when he sings in India

Unlike Coldplay, Justin Bieber does not want the Mumbai experience.

Justin Bieber's India tour, scheduled to take place on May 10, has taken the country by storm — but this Canadian singer doesn't come cheap. Bieber's has a list of demands for the tour, which could put the Queen to shame (okay, that's an exaggeration).

It's common knowledge that celebrities like to be pampered during tours and JB is no exception.

Indian music journalist Arjun S Ravi tweeted a press release stating a set of demands Bieber has asked for during his tour in India, and let's just say it's a looooong read.

Here's a breakdown:

Travels

JB will only travel in a Rolls Royce and his entourage of 120 people will travel in 10 luxury sedans and 2 Volvos -- this does not include security personnel, btw.

The singer will be flying to the stadium (concert venue) and a private jet and chopper will be available on call for Bieber's 'immediate travel demands' in India.

10 containers including a sofa set, washing machine, refrigerator, ping pong table, Playstation, massage table, among other things, will be flown in with the singer, AND there has to be a Jacuzzi for his personal use before he hits the stage.

Accomodation

Two 5-star hotels will be reserved for security reasons. The hotel will convert itself into Justin Bieber's private villa and redesign his suite to incorporate Mogul paintings, antique furniture and signature Kashmiri bedroom linen. Three floors of the hotel will be booked for JB and his entourage with one elevator only for the singer's use.

The 1000 sq ft room will be adorned with purple carnations, since purple is JB's favourite colour.

Rooms with king-sized beds and the best view in the quietest part of the hotel with a 24-hr fitness centre and a steam room.

A licensed female masseuse will be flown in from Kerala available for the singer during his four-day stay.

A special Indian Yoga Casket containing aromatic essential oils and books on chakras and yoga asanas to be placed in his suite.

Two culinary experts will supervise Bieber's gourmet meals with 5 dishes being renamed after his popular songs.

Backstage

There will be 13 rooms backstage including Bieber's room, JB's Family Room, Dancer Rooms, Jam Room.

The room must have silverware cutlery, fresh flowers (with the exception of lilies), scented candles and healthy foods such as raw organic honey, coconut water, almond milk, strawberry and vanilla protein powder, fresh fruit, vegetable platter and more.

His dressing room has to be draped with white curtains, have a large glass door refrigerator,eight power outlets,12 handkerchiefs, 8 power outlets and clothing shelves.

24 still water bottles, 24 alkaline water bottles, 4 energy drinks, 6 vitamin water bottles, 6 cream sodas and a cooler packed with assorted juices and fizzy drinks. As well as, 4 natural juices, 4 vanilla protein drinks and half a gallon of almond milk.

Snacks must include vegetables seasoned with ranch sauce, diced fruit, organic bananas,seedless grapes, a deli platter of organic turkey, lettuce, colby and provolone cheese, black olives and green and banana peppers. There must also be sliced white bread, potato chips, mint and watermelon gum, white cheddar popcorn, Ghiradelli dark chocolate with sea salt and almonds, vinegar chips, organic dried fruit, peanuts and all berries cereal. Along with Bieber's favourite treats: a large pack of Swedish Fish, boxes of Ritz Bitz peanut butter and cheese sandwiches and packets of Haribo Cola Gummies.

Every dressing room must have 2 packages of plain white crew neck t-shirts (in L and XL sizes), 2 packages of white tank tops (in L and XL sizes), 3 packages of white low-rise socks (in L and XL sizes).

A boombox with an iPhone battery to keep Biebs happy backstage!

Hold up, we're just going to go grab ourselves the left over ice cream in the fridge...

The singer will perform in Mumbai as part of his Purpose World Tour. This is the first time Bieber is performing in India.

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