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Asha Bhosle grooves to ‘Tauba Tauba’ at Dubai concert. Goddess of music, says Karan Aujla

Dressed in a white sari, Bhosle sang the song and even performed the signature step, made famous by Vicky Kaushal in the film. ‘What a queen,’ a user wrote.

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New Delhi: Veteran singer Asha Bhosle ended the year with a viral moment at a Dubai concert. The 91-year-old singer grooved to Karan Aujla’s Tauba Tauba, from the movie Bad Newz, capturing the hearts of not just the live audience, but the entire internet.

Dressed in a white sari, Bhosle sang the song and even performed the signature step, made famous by Vicky Kaushal in the film.

The official handle of Amazon Prime Video wrote, “2024 didn’t fail to surprise us,” while a user applauded her spirit and wrote, “What a queen.” Another added that Bhosle’s version was better than the original.

The legendary singer was performing at the Asha Bhosle and Sonu Nigam Legacy Concert on Sunday.


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The living goddess of music

Aujla’s song and collaboration with Vicky Kaushal became an instant hit when it came out on 2 July on Instagram and YouTube. People even took to making reels recreating Kaushal’s hook step.

After Bhosle’s video was shared online, people tagged Karan Aujla on the video and the singer responded with an emotional note on his Instagram story.

“The living Goddess of music, Just performed tauba tauba… This song has received a lot of love and recognition amongst not only fans but also music artists, but this moment is truly iconic and one I will never forget. I am truly blessed and thankful.”

He also shared the reel with the text, “I wrote it at 27. She sang it at 91 better than me.”

Aujla is currently touring the country for his ‘It Was All A Dream’ tour and performed in Jaipur last night.

(Edited by Prasanna Bachchhav)

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