Mumbaikars groove to Sukhwinder Singh's hits
Sunday evening was special for Sukhwinder Singh fans as the Bollywood singer performed his chartbusters to a packed Shanmukhananda Auditorium. The powerhouse performer, dressed a custom white suit, soon had the audience of all ages, dance and sing to his hits.
Right from the moment he stepped on stage, the crowd erupted with loud cheers and the singer's infectious enthusiasm caught on. He belted out one hit after another including Dard-E-Disco, Chaiyya Chaiyya, Ramta Jogi, Marjaani, Dil Haara, Jai Ho, Dhan Te Nan and others, proving why he remains one of the favourite performers in the country.
Sunday evening was more like a celebration of music than just another plain concert as women were called on stage to dance to Gallan Goodiyaan while the rest of the audience surged forward and turned the aisles too, into a dance floor.
The vibe and energy at the auditorium was pulsating with the beats of his hits.
Songs like Banthan Chali Bolo, Haule Haule, Jhoom Barabar Jhoom, Slow Motion Angreza, had the crowd completely involved in, echoing the unmistakable spirit of Mumbai's undying love for music. The singer said, 'I consider myself extremely lucky that I have got the opportunity to constantly perform for the last four years on this prestigious auditorium.
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Sukhwinder's set list:
Dard-E-Disco
Chaiyya Chaiyya
Banthan Chali Bolo
Haule Haule
Ramta Jogi
Udi Udi Jaye
Layi Vi Na Gayee
Marjaani
Dil Haara
Nasha Hi Nasha Hai
Jai Ho
Dhan Te Nan
Gallan Goodiyaan
Jhoom Barabar Jhoom
Woh Kisna Hai
Ajj Mera Jee Karda
Slow Motion Angreza
Gash Kha Ke
Lucky Kabootar
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