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Pranjal Biswas impresses Swami Ramdev on Superstar Singer 2

Yoga guru Swami Ramdev recently graced the stage of Sony Television’s kids’ reality show Superstar Singer 2. Contestant Pranjal Biswas aka Prabhu Pranjal has won millions of hearts on the show. In the upcoming episode, Pranjal will be seen singing...
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Updated At : 01:42 PM Jun 20, 2022 IST
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Yoga guru Swami Ramdev recently graced the stage of Sony Television’s kids’ reality show Superstar Singer 2. Contestant Pranjal Biswas aka Prabhu Pranjal has won millions of hearts on the show. In the upcoming episode, Pranjal will be seen singing Phoolon Ke Rang Se. Truly mesmerised by Pranjal’ s performance and thinking, Swami Ramdev will be seen giving his vastra and kadhau from Haridwar to the young singer.

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A source shares, “Ramdev ji was so awestruck by Pranjal that he said he could feel the divinity in him. When music, art of living and talent develop, then kids like Pranjal reach the stage of Sony TV’s Superstar Singer 2.”

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