Baba Sehgal Hints At Making Song On Katy Perry

Darpan News Desk IANS, 05 Mar, 2018 11:37 AM

Rapper-composer Baba Sehgal has hinted at making a song on American singer Katy Perry, who is known for numbers like "Roar" and "Dark horse".

Sehgal on Sunday tweeted a photograph of himself, which also featured a blonde model.

I love u Katy Perry
Very very very
Main Punjabi tu angreji
Mera dil very crajy crajy❤️

I love you @katyperry - coming soon pic.twitter.com/EuZcmsE4ZV
— Baba Sehgal (@OnlyBabaSehgal) March 4, 2018

"I love you Katy Perry. Very very very. Main Punjabi tu angreji (I am Punjabi, you are English). Mera dil (my heart) very crajy crajy. I love you Katy Perry - coming soon," Sehgal captioned the image.

This is not the first time a celebrity has dedicated a song to a global star. Singer Diljit Dosanjh had "openly" made the song "Do you know" on reality TV star Kylie Jenner.

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