Raftaar gives his mantra on MTV’s Hustle from Home

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Updated At : 12:26 PM May 23, 2020 IST

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In this week’s episode of MTV’s Hustle from Home, the dapper rapper Raftaar infuses some positive energy and encourages the mantra of ‘Each one, reach one’ to help at least one person around you, who is in need.

A surprise awaits the viewers as the famous cop from Jammu and Kashmir, Jeevan Kumar, who has been creating a buzz on social media for his rap videos, will be seen in this week’s episode.

A frontline soldier and a police officer, Jeevan follows his duty, and at the same time follows his passion of rapping. Blown away by Jeevan’s rap, Raftaar goes gaga over his composition and in return, performs a rap for him as a special surprise. The show will air on Sunday at 7 pm.

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