Guru of lyricsTeri Gali, a song penned by Guru Randhawa, is sung by Punjabi singer Barbie Maan

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Updated At : 12:52 PM Jun 28, 2020 IST

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Guru Randhawa has been instrumental in bridging the gap between India and the west by getting renowned faces from the global music circuit. This time he returns with local singer talent, Barbie Maan. She will soon be seen crooning on Guru Randhawa’s lyrics and composition.

Titled as Teri Gali, the song is about love that doesn’t find its fruition. The song that hints at the separation of lovers due to India-Pakistan partition in 1947. Shot in Patiala and Nabha in Punjab, it features Bigg Boss contestant Asim Riaz opposite Barbie Maan and depicts a timeless love story. The song will be released today.

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