Jassie Gill throws a birthday bash for his daughter says, ‘Meri rooh da jas Meri Roojas’

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Updated At : 06:46 PM Mar 04, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, March 4

Punjabi singer Jassie Gill’s calendar is packed on March 3. Not only it marks the birthday of his brother Babbal Rai, it also marks the birthday of his little one, Roojas Kaur Gill.

Along with Babbal Rai, Jassie’s daughter also turned a year older. And on this occasion, Jassie shared several pictures from her birthday bash on social media.

Jessie shared several pictures wishing the little one happy birthday. He wrote: “You are and always will be my princess as long as I live. Happy 2nd b’day my princess. Meri rooh da jas Meri Roojas.”

Donning a green jacket, Jessie can be seen carrying Roojas in the viral pictures.

Have a look:

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