Velvet Vibes brings another beautiful wedding song Mehndi Te Vavi

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Updated At : 02:25 PM Sep 06, 2021 IST

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Velvet Vibes has released its new song Mehndi Te Vavi by DJ-producer duo, Lost Stories, and singer, Jonita Gandhi. The music video features Telugu actress Simran Choudhary and Manav Chabbra. It’s a fresh rendition of the traditional Gujarati folk track that celebrates the beautiful mehndi ceremony. The music video captures the blossoming and captivating love between Simran and Manav. Jonita Gandhi says, “Mehndi Te Vavi is one of the first Gujarati songs I ever sang while growing up. It’s a lovely wedding song and I think the Lost Stories touch will keep this track on your playlists all year long.” Talking about the song Lost Stories says, “Growing up in Gujarati families, we have always been exposed to such beautiful music that we decided to go back to our roots and reinterpret it in our own way.”

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