Bollywood singers visit Apahaj Ashram

Jalandhar, March 2 Famous Bollywood singers Dilbagh Singh and Deep Ohsan, along with their team members visited Apahaj Ashram and interacted with residents and got their blessings for the success of their new song “Bhangra Junction”. The whole team...

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Updated At : 03:44 PM Mar 03, 2024 IST

Jalandhar, March 2

Famous Bollywood singers Dilbagh Singh and Deep Ohsan, along with their team members visited Apahaj Ashram and interacted with residents and got their blessings for the success of their new song “Bhangra Junction”. The whole team was honoured by Tarsem Kapur, chairman, and Lalit Bhalla, finance secretary, of the ashram on behalf of management of the Apahaj Ashram.

Sunita Kapur, co-chairperson, RK Bhandari, Subhash Aggarwal, Manohar Lal Sharma, Baldev Katyal, Brij Mittal, advocate Sanjay Sabharwal, advocate Umesh Dhingra, Dr Jagdeep Singh, Lalit Bhalla, Shelza Bhalla, Sumit Puri, Nidhi Puri, Bhawna Sabharwal and Suman Khanna were also present on the occasion.

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