Palak Muchhal’s new track Tu Hai Toh is making waves

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Updated At : 01:15 PM Sep 29, 2020 IST

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The new track Tu Hai Toh is making a buzz with the magical voice of Ash King and Palak Muchhal. This beautiful song is accompanied with an equally beautiful music video that features dance choreographer Terence Lewis as a music teacher and TV actress Digangana Suryavanshi as his love interest.

Palak, who has also penned the lyrics, says, “Music is an art and art always reflects your emotions, your passion. We have all worked on this song passionately and I guess it shows.” Ashutosh Ganguly, popularly known as Ash King, says, “When the lyrics are so beautifully written, there is an added pleasure that a singer derives from singing it.”

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