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Day-2 of Bollywood Music Festival saw footfall of over 20,000 Delhiites

Bollywood Music Festival
~Day 2 proved to be a melting pot of music tunes with a blend of genres like contemporary, folk, punjabi, rap, sufi, pop and fusion~

After a glamorous opening on Day 1, music lovers swarmed to Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium Grounds, New Delhi for Day 2 of Bhutani Group presents Hungama Bollywood Music Project. It saw a footfall of over 20,000 people. Touted as Asia’s largest Bollywood Music Festival, Bollywood Music Project, organized by Event Capital (a Laqshya Media Group Company) and TM Talent Management was held at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium Grounds.

Comprising over 60 iconic artists and supported by over 200 musicians on three stages. The festival showcased an array of music genres such as contemporary, folk, Punjabi, rap, sufi, pop and hip hop.

The much-awaited performances of the day were by Badshah who made the audience dance on his famous party numbers like Wakhra Swag, DJ wale Babu and much more. The audience could hold back their enthusiasm as they danced non-stop as these two artists sung popular songs one after the other for an hour each. The venue was literally set on fire by the performances of singers such as Mame Khan, Zublee Baruah , Arko, Sukriti Kakar Prakriti Kakar, Divya Kumar & Shefali Alvares Sunny M.R, Naksh Aziz, Shalmali Kholgade. The show stopper of the two-day music festival was a performance by Amit Trivedi who sung his famous songs like Iktara, Manjha and he also fused some songs with Rajasthani folk singer Mame Khan.The surprise element for the music goers was the guest appearance on day 2 of Vishal Dadlani, who sang the famous Gulabbo song.

One of the stages was bewitched by some of the young singers of the music industry like Shashi Suman, Bhoomi Trivedi, Swaroop Khan, Mohammed Irfan, Akshay Hariharan, Asees Kaur, Kanika Kapoor, Sajid Wajid etc. Jassie Gill, Babbal Rai & Harddy Sandhu mashed up songs like Delhi wali Girlfriend and the classic song like Aaj Jaane ki Ziddh na Karo.Divya Kumar made the audience groove on Havan Karenge and Shefali Alvares sang Ishaaqzaade.

The audience not only enjoyed the seasoned artistes but also encouraged upcoming artistes by swooning to the songs sung by these artists. Some of the upcoming artists who managed good turnover of the audience were Lagori, Vipin Aneja, Meenal Jain, Bhaven Dhanak, Rakesh Maini & Sumedha Karmahe, Astitva, Maadhyam .Reality show winner Darshan Raval won hearts by singing classic Kya hua Tera Vada and Humma Humma.

The day witnessed artists leaving audience mesmerized by popular songs. The audience enjoyed when Mame Khan sang Padharo Mhare Des, Jassie Gill witnessed people dancing to the song ‘Baapu tera Laden toh nahi’. People switched stages to make sure that they enjoy the variety of songs being doled out by artists seasoned and upcoming.

The festival ended on a high note, leaving a special memory in hearts of millions of Delhiites.

On this occasion Swaroop Banerjee, CEO, Event Capital, said, "Bollywood Music project has firmly established its mark in Delhi after laying its foundation earlier in Mumbai, with two successful editions of the festival in its debut year itself under over belt, we are going strong and intend to continue the magic over the coming years".

Mr.Tarsame Mittal, Founder of TM Talent Management added, "BMP Delhi has been crazy. A big thank you to all the artists, sponsors, team, members, partners and everybody in Delhi".

Edited by - Debjani Hazarika

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