Singer Tulsi Kumar turns host for Indie Hai Hum Season 2

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Updated At : 12:56 PM Feb 04, 2021 IST

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Independent music is booming for the past few years and is surely making way to everyone’s playlists. Keeping this in mind, Indie Hai Hum Season 2 will be hosted by none other than singer Tulsi Kumar. A show that supports independent music artistes, the first season was hosted by singer Darshan Raval.

Tulsi says, “Music binds people and I am extremely grateful for being a part of this initiative. Being a host is a completely new role for me and I am surely enjoying it.” For someone who has always promoted Indie music and has been trying to bring about a change herself, Tulsi adds, “It gives me immense pleasure to present all the talent that the country has to offer before everyone.’’

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