Sukhwinder Is The Finest Singer: Salim Merchant

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Aug, 2018 05:35 PM

Singer-composer Salim Merchant is in awe of "Chhaiya chhaiya" fame singer Sukhwinder Singh.

"Sukhi is truly one of the finest singers we have in our country... Had a fab session with him yesterday," he tweeted on Saturday.

Along with the tweet, he posted a video in which Sukhwinder can be seen recording a sufi song.

Salim and Sukhwinder have worked together on various projects including Coke studio video "Peer manaawan challiyaan" -- which became a huge hit.

Sukhi is truly one of the finest singers we have in our country. @SukhwinderSSS . Had a fab session with him yesterday.. pic.twitter.com/joBWf6NXDj
— salim merchant (@salim_merchant) August 25, 2018

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