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Neha Kakkar Live In Vancouver: WATCH All The Show Highlights

Darpan News Desk, 17 Apr, 2019 06:16 PM

India's 'Singing Queen' NEHA KAKKAR performed LIVE In Vancouver at Queen Elizabeth Theatre In A SOLD OUT show.

SHE’s the only singer ever to get 10 minute standing ovation at her last appearance in Vancouver and the ‘Singing Queen‘, who recently regaled audiences world wide with her stint as judge at the INDIAN IDOL Season 10, was in full swing with all her popular songs at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre for what promised to be another singing & dancing riot.

Accompanied by Indian Idol singer & talented Mumbai musicians, she brought the house down with her latest Aankh Maare; Kaala Chashma; and many more upbeat songs which have made her the favourite of young & old alike .

Have a first glimpse of performance as she sings her popular songs with Mumbai's best musicians & singers, all thanks to the KVP Entertainers.

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