Bhojpuri fans, get ready—because Amrapali and Nirahua are back at it again, and their romantic magic in the song Katore-Katore is lighting up social... Bhojpuri Song: Nirahua & Kajal Raghwani’s ...

Her elegant saree look paired with his raw, genuine acting just hits different—even after all these years. The song’s been re-discovered by both old fans and a new generation of Bhojpuri music lovers.

In a recent video, he enjoyed a Bhojpuri song 'Rajaji Ke Dilwa', but not alone. Did his sister Neema join him for some dance moves? This time, a few kids grooved along with the internet sensation.

You can even play your favorite TikTok songs in games with your friends using song IDs. So, how do you play music in Roblox? The method varies depending on which game you want to blast your tunes in.

Pakistan closed its air space for Indian airlines and rejected New Delhi's suspension of a critical water sharing treaty on Thursday in retaliation for India's response to a deadly Islamist ...

Think you know all of the Monarchs off by heart? Prove it with this tricky quiz. In the mood for more historical sing-alongs? Catch up on series 10 of Horrible Histories on BBC iPlayer now.

Song of the Day Music lovers from 89.3 The Current comb through mountains of music to choose the best new, independent, and unreleased songs to share with you each weekday. Podcast Directory ...

Patna: A district court in Bihar’s Begusarai has issued summons to popular Bhojpuri singer and actress Akshara Singh and her father Vipin Singh, taking cognisance under IPC Sections 406 (criminal ...

Gurugram, Apr 21: The excitement at the ongoing Global Indian Pravasi Kabaddi League (GI-PKL) soared on Sunday as Telugu Panthers, Marathi Vultures, and Bhojpuri Leopards registered impressive ...

The idea that shimmer and sparkle are strictly for the festive season was long debunked by Carrie Bradshaw’s sartorial agenda in Sex and the City. If her fashion-forward ensembles are any ...

John, and converts the lyrics to herald Liverpool players of the past. The song, set during the Irish famine which triggered mass emigration, was adapted in 1996 by a Red named Gary Ferguson.