Armaan surprises fans with Baari Baari

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Updated At : 05:14 AM Jul 05, 2025 IST

Armaan Malik

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Armaan Malik has taken fans by surprise with his latest track, Baari Baari, where he not only delivers a catchy Punjabi-pop tune but also showcases his dance moves — a rare and refreshing sight for fans who’ve primarily seen him as a vocalist. The music video is fun, vibrant, and full of charm, with Armaan bringing an unexpected energy.

While the performance feels spontaneous and effortless, Baari Baari breaks new ground for Armaan especially linguistically.

Composed by Amaal Mallik and penned by Youngveer, Baari Baari is a feel-good anthem that captures the rush of love with infectious rhythm and melody and Armaan, dancing through every beat, adds a fresh dimension to the track that fans didn’t know they were waiting for.

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