Indian Idol-fame Pawandeep teaches harmonium

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Updated At : 01:07 PM May 27, 2021 IST

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In the upcoming weekend episode of Sony Entertainment Television’s Indian Idol, contestants Anurita Kanjilal and Anjali Gaikwad will perform on the song Laaga Chunri Mein Daag. Not just that, for the first time, Arunita will be playing the harmonium. During the shooting, Anjali Gaikwad mesmerised everyone with her voice while Anurita surprised everyone with her harmonium playing skills. Judge Anu Malik was happy to see this side of Anurita and wanted to know what made her learn the instrument.

Arunita said, “I always had an inclination towards learning the harmonium but never had the chance to do so. Finally, because of Indian Idol Season 12, the opportunity presented itself and this time, I had taken it upon myself to master the instrument.”

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