Modi headlines at Wembley

Tens of thousands of people, almost all of Indian origin, headed to Wembley on Friday to see Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Many people travelled from all over the UK for the event which saw Prime Minister David Cameron join Mr Modi on stage along with a host of Indian entertainers.

We have been taking a look at how you were preparing for the event.

A couple outside Wembley stadium holding up an Indian flag

Sudhir Barve is on a coach from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

Sandhya Santebachalli wears the colours of the Indian flag and has painted her nails in celebration of the event

Jay Rastogi took this image of the Wembley arch lit up on Thursday evening

The gathering at Wembley soon after the Hindu religious festival of Diwali is expected to be Mr Modi's biggest yet.

Organisers said they could not meet the demand for the free tickets.

The cost was met largely by donations - 10,000 people are said to have contributed - along with businesses that were both supporting and paying to advertise the event.

Twitter love

On Twitter many people from Britain's Indian communities have been expressing their excitement about attending or performing for the Indian leader.

This scarf seller outside Wembley Stadium is hoping to drum up some Indian trade

But the leader who enjoys superstar-like status among his fans has those who oppose him.

A protester outside Wembley

Compiled by Rozina Sini