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, and subverts them into musical form.

Discography

Songs

*"Chupke Se" *"Tujhe Maan loon" *"Khabida" *"Om Namah Shivaya" (bhajan) ;feat. (Covers) *"Teri Meri" Remix *"Hai Rama – Charles Bosco Remix " Remix *"Nenjukkule – The Cover" *"Soniye Hiriye (Studio Unplugged)" *"Paani da rang (BeAsian)"

References

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