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Megha Sharma talks about shooting her first music video

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:42 AM Oct 19, 2024 IST

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Megha Sharma, who has been part of shows like Baal Krishna and Mahakali—Anth Hi Aarambh Hai, and was last seen in Pandya Stores, shot for a music video with renowned music director Sajid Khan recently. The brothers Sajid- Wajid are a name to reckon with in the industry, and the song was launched on their YouTube channel on October 6.

Megha shared, “It was my first music video, and I feel lucky to have worked with Sajid sir. It’s a great opportunity for me. The ghazal I worked on is basically a tribute to his late brother Wajid Khan. I learned a lot during the shooting process because Sajid sir very experienced. I had a great experience.”

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