Ihana Dhillon shines in love ballad

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Updated At : 01:30 PM Nov 20, 2020 IST

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Ihana Dhillon, who sizzled on screen with her Bollywood debut Hate Story 4 in a glamorous avatar, adorns a traditional look for her love ballad sung by Tujhe Kitna Chahe Aur Hum singer Jubin Nautiyal. Although music videos are not a new territory for the actress, Ihana considers her second collaboration with Jubin special.

Ihana said, “It was a pleasure to collaborate for the second time with such an immensely talented singer. Our first association ‘Meri Aashiqui’ was hugely successful and garnered 200 million views in no time.”

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