Alan Walker captivates audience with Badshah’s ‘Jugnu’ and other desi songs at Gurugram concert

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Updated At : 12:49 AM Apr 20, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 19

British-Norwegian DJ Alan Walker was in India for Sunburn concert, with his shows in cities, including Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi. Walker’s Gurugram concert, however, became one of a kind. Much to everyone’s surprise, Walker played Badshah’s ‘Jugnu’ and ‘Brown Munde’ at the concert on Sunday. This came as treat for crowd who had a ‘high old time’ with some desi music along with EDM.

The video was shared on photographer Viral Bhayani’s Instagram handle.

From ‘Faded’ to ‘Alone’, Alan Walker is regarded as an accomplished DJ, known for his profound music.

People who attended concert in Gurugram were enthralled and took to comment section to share their experience of the concert.

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