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Akon Sings Mika Singh's Upcoming Song On Stage

IANS, 11 Dec, 2017 01:42 PM

Popular American singer Akon sang "Aaj ki party" hitmaker Mika's upcoming song "Ali Ali" with him on stage here.

The "Lonely" hitmaker was here for a private event, which was also attended by Mika and actor Ram Charan.

"Had a wonderful time in Pune at Bala's birthday along with my bro Akon and Ram Charan. Happy birthday Bala bhai. God bless you! May you live a long life. Love you and special thanks to Akon for singing my upcoming song 'Ali Ali' with me on stage," Mika tweeted on Saturday.

He also posted a few photos featuring them on the stage.

Meanwhile, ace designer Neeta Lulla had created a jacket for Akon, who had sung "Chammak challo" for the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer "Ra.One".

Thank you India for an amazing time. Peace and love! pic.twitter.com/JAOYAsQYkP
— AKON (@Akon) December 9, 2017

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