Gear up for Harrdy Sandhu’s new single

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Updated At : 02:54 PM Oct 25, 2021 IST

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Scheduled to release on October 30, Bijlee Bijlee marks the reunion of Punjabi pop sensation Harrdy Sandhu with the dream team of Jaani, Arvindr Khaira and B Praak after his 2018 hit song Kya Baat Ay, a song that re-defined the sonic-landscape of Punjabi music and currently boasts close to 600 million views.

The announcement was made on Harrdy Sandhu’s Instagram account where he unveiled the artwork of Bijlee Bijlee to his six million followers.

Harrdy looks fresh with slick new hair colour and toned body. While we have seen Nora Fatehi star alongside Harrdy in the music video of Naah, it is yet to be seen who will be sharing the screen space with him.

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