K-Pop star Aoora performs at Abdu Rozik's restaurant launch in Leeds

K-pop sensation Aoora, who was seen in Bigg Boss 17, recently performed at the launch of Abdu Rozik’s new culinary venture Habibi in Leeds. Aoora, who is known for his dynamic performances and captivating vocals, enthralled the audience with not...

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Updated At : 03:46 PM Mar 03, 2024 IST

K-pop sensation Aoora, who was seen in Bigg Boss 17, recently performed at the launch of Abdu Rozik’s new culinary venture Habibi in Leeds.

Aoora, who is known for his dynamic performances and captivating vocals, enthralled the audience with not only his K-pop hits but also showcased his love for Indian music. He performed soulful renditions of Hindi songs.

Aoora said, “I would like to congratulate Abdu on his new venture. As far as my performance goes, music knows no borders; it’s a language that speaks to the heart, transcending all barriers.”

The atmosphere was charged with excitement and enthusiasm as Aoora’s performance transcended boundaries, uniting fans from different backgrounds in a celebration of music and cultural exchange.

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