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For the love of ghazals

Ghazal singer and music director Ranbir Kumar recently released his new album of ghazals, Dastaan. Although Ranbir Kumar has sung and composed for many a music albums, but in his album Safar, he worked with famous Urdu poet Sahab Nida...

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Mar 15, 2020 IST

Ghazal singer and music director Ranbir Kumar recently released his new album of ghazals, Dastaan. Although Ranbir Kumar has sung and composed for many a music albums, but in his album Safar, he worked with famous Urdu poet Sahab Nida Fazli.

Bollywood playback singer Anuradha Paudwal also sang his composition. Album Dastaan describes the story of relationship, love, pain and parting. In this album one ghazal of famous Urdu poet Rajinder Nath Rehbar is also included. The album has been released under the banner of Times Music. Ranbir dedicated it to all the ghazal lovers. —TNS

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