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Rap sensations Raftaar and Krsna have come together to launch a new song, Chaukanna, featuring Karan Wahi. It is inspired by the leading women of Hotstar Special’s latest show Hundred. Just like the jodi from the show, Raftaar and Krsna personify the catch phrase—Do khilaadi, problem bhaari.

Speaking about the song, Raftaar said, “The inspiration for this song came from the dysfunctional jodi of Hundred. Chaukanna is a peppy number. We hope it brings some sunshine in these gloomy times.”

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