A perfect ode to friendship

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Updated At : 01:15 PM May 01, 2020 IST

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Make way for Teri Yaari, a new single which is an ode to the bond of everlasting friendship between three guys. It features Millind Gaba, Aparshakti Khurana and King Kaazi. Much before the lockdown happened Teri Yaari was conceived by Sunil Sethi, and was shot at Hauz Khas village and in the outskirts of Delhi. It’s a melodious, peppy number with bhangra beats, will take you on a nostalgic trip.

Aparshakti, who made his debut as a singer last year with Kudiye Ni, shares, “After Kudiye Ni, I was planning to do my next single with T-Series. Millind and Kaazi were also in touch with the team to do their next. It was by chance that the entire team asked us if we would like to collaborate.”

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