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Badshah releases his new song Awaara

Badshah has released his new single Awaara, which is all about embracing the roller-coaster ride of success. Known to have encouraged fresh talent in the past, he introduces singer Reet Talwar as a performing artiste in the indie music scene...

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Updated At : 01:29 PM Nov 23, 2020 IST

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Badshah has released his new single Awaara, which is all about embracing the roller-coaster ride of success. Known to have encouraged fresh talent in the past, he introduces singer Reet Talwar as a performing artiste in the indie music scene through this song. Reet is also a model and an influencer.

It is a song for the disruptors, the game changers, the bad fits and the ones who believe in the journey more than the destination.

Talking about the song, Badshah says, “My experiences have shaped the music I make. I feel so loved and honoured that my listeners are so invested in what I have to say through my music.”

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