SRK turns singer for a cause

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Updated At : 01:03 PM May 05, 2020 IST

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In a historic move, India’s biggest fundraiser concert to raise funds for GiveIndia Covid-19 relief fund was met with an unprecedented response by millions of people across the globe on Sunday. Held live on Facebook, India’s biggest virtual concert witnessed 85 plus Indian and global stars on one platform to raise funds for those affected by Covid-19 pandemic.

Shah Rukh, who was more than happy to be a part of this noble initiative, urged everyone to contribute in whatever capacity they could. The superstar pulled off an interesting and engaging conversation with his ardent fans by singing the song Sab Sahi Ho Jayega (created by Badshah), a song about hope, compassion and love. SRK’s adorable act with his son AbRam was loved and appreciated by one and all, bringing a magical end to the marvellous evening.

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