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Mika Singh, Kanika Kapoor To Perform In Nairobi

Darpan News Desk IANS, 22 Mar, 2015 04:23 PM

Bollywood's hit singers Mika Singh and Kanika Kapoor are gearing up to rock a live concert in Nairobi.

Mika, whose songs like "Mauja hi mauja", "Jugni" and "Tu mera hero" have been chartbusters, announced the news via Instagram on Sunday.

“Hey Nairobi, be ready we are coming together to rock you guys on 18th April,” Mika wrote alongside a video, in which he and the “Baby Doll” hitmaker are seen teasing fans to visit the concert.

This is not the first time that Mika will be performing in Nairobi. The “Jumme ki raat” singer previously headlined a concert there in January 2013.

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