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Amaal Mallik applauds Guwahati’s energy

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After two years of interacting with fans virtually, melody supremo Amaal Mallik brought his music to IIT Guwahati through a live concert. Fans of the multifaceted artiste were seen waving their phone flashlights as he performed his all-time hits, namely Main Hoon Hero Tera, Soch Na Sake, Sab Tera, Bol Do Na Zara, and more. The Covid-19 restrictions were followed and amazingly enough that did not dampen the euphoria Mallik created.

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Amaal says, “So much love comes from Assam to us. The listeners there are quite musically sound. I always wanted to perform at IIT Guwahati. The energy I experienced in Assam is something else. I can safely say that no amount of virtual interaction can make up for the instant gratification and connection that a live concert offers.”

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The singer’s latest love anthem Heer Raanjhana in Akshay Kumar’s Bachchan Pandey has taken over the playlists of listeners.

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