Sharry Maan mesmerises audience

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Dec 22, 2019 IST

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Chandigarh, December 21

Braving the cold, music lovers converged at the main stage of Chandigarh Carnival underway at the open ground opposite Government Museum and Art Gallery as virtuoso Punjabi pop icon and star performer Sharry Maan mesmerised the audience with magical melodies.

The musical evening was organised by Chandigarh Tourism as part of the carnival here today.

Commencing the programme with popular song “Bebe teri aatte di chidi” and “Chandigarh Waliye”, he presented several hit numbers such as “Chandigarh Da Chaska”, “Yaari Da Vasta”, “Suhe Bull”, “College Wali GT Road” and the ultimate and most boisterous “Yaar Anmulle, which introduced Sharry Maan’s genius to the music lovers.

MC Commissioner KK Yadav was the chief guest on the occasion.

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