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Singer Kailash Kher wants Trump to shake a leg on 'Bam Bam Lahiri'

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Updated At : 06:12 PM Feb 22, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, February 22

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Bollywood singer Kailash Kher wants US President Donald Trump to shake a leg with him on one of his songs at the “Namaste Trump” event in Ahmedabad, Gujarat on February 24.

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The 46-year-old singer is all set to perform “Jai-Jai-Kara, Swami saath dena humara” and end his performance with ‘Bam Bam Lahiri’.

 “If I can have my way, I want to make him (Trump) dance to this song,” Kailash Kher said, according to news agency ANI.

The Trumps will begin their two-day visit on Monday in Ahmedabad, the largest city in PM Modi’s home state Gujarat.

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They will fly down to Delhi later that night.

President Trump and Melania Trump will attend a mega “Namaste, Trump” event at a newly-built cricket stadium in Ahmedabad—said to be the world’s largest—and travel to Agra to see the Taj Mahal before reaching Delhi for the operative part of the visit.

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