Rozlyn Khan makes a comeback

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Updated At : 02:39 PM Jun 25, 2022 IST

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Rozlyn Khan is back and this time, in a music video! Titled as Aa Bhi Jaa, the video features Rozlyn opposite Rajniesh Duggal.

This love ballad tells the story of love, pain and loss. Speaking about the song, Rozlyn says, “The song caught my fancy. The concept is unusual. I have always taken risks and done different things in my career.”

Adding further, Rozlyn says, “I went completely deglamourised. I was bowled over by the lyrics. The story narration in this video is very different. It’s more of hardcore acting. I am waiting for it to reach the listeners. I am sure people will enjoy it.”

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