Sharad Malhotra gives out a catchy vibe

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Updated At : 01:19 PM Aug 22, 2023 IST

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Sharad Malhotra will be seen embracing a cool and edgy vibe in his upcoming party banger, titled Naughty Balma. He donned a funky look.

Talking about his looks in the song, Sharad says, “I have experimented a lot with my costumes and accessories and this song is going to be one of the most electrifying and vibrant frames that you will see. I haven’t seen this kind of music in a long time and the entire credit goes to the makers and the label.”

Brace yourself for a musical ride like no other.

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