Singer Jugraj Sandhu pays obeisance at Golden Temple

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Updated At : 01:30 PM Sep 20, 2020 IST

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Amritsar, September 19

Punjabi singer Jugraj Sandhu was in city to pay obeisance at the Golden Temple as his new song “Gaut” was released recently. The young singer, who shot to fame with his debut song “Mere Wala Sardar” that received 398mn views online, will be seen alongside actor-model Neha Malik in the new song.

Jugraj said he spent the lockdown preparing for the launch of his song. “The entire period has been difficult for everyone, especially artistes, as the creative content production came to a halt. I was waiting for the lockdown restrictions to be lifted so that my new project can release for audience.” — TNS

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