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On Janmashtami eve, Kangra singer Sunil Sufi releases Radhe-Krishan

Raghav Guleria

Updated At : 12:22 PM Aug 26, 2024 IST

Sunil Sufi

Dharamsala, August 25

Kangra’s Sunil Sufi is often seen entertaining audiences with his mesmerising performances.

On the eve of Janmashtami, Sunil has released another song, a self-composed ode to Lord Krishna.

Talking to The Tribune, the singer, who honed his skills in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, said, “This particular song is a tribute to Lord Krishna on the occasion of Janmashtami. I have plans to release songs which truly bring out the emotions of Kangra folk.’

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On Janmashtami eve, Kangra singer Sunil Sufi releases Radhe-Krishan

Raghav Guleria

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