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Badshah will be the next guest on Tulsi Kumar’s show

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Updated At : 12:53 PM Apr 28, 2021 IST

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The Indian rap king, Badshah, who has ruled our hearts with his several chartbusters, recently joined host Tulsi Kumar in the show Indie Hain Hum Season 2. On the show, Badshah opened up about his journey from wanting to join the IAS to showcasing his musical talent to the world. Tulsi also introduces an independent artist, Sanjeeta Bhattacharya, in the second season of the show.

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Says Tulsi Kumar, “It was an amazing episode. While Badshah remains an incredible friend, I was myself startled with the wholesome journey he has had in this industry and how he is breaking all the barriers. The music industry is at a peak as there’s an abundance of talent out there and I’m really proud to represent that. Talking about one such talent, it was a wonderful meeting with Sanjeeta and knowing her work. She is gifted and definitely has a bright future ahead.”

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