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"Laila mein Laila" singer Pawni Pandey thanks SRK

| | Jan 28, 2017, at 10:45 pm
Mumbai, Jan 28 (IBNS): Singer Pawni Pandey, who has many songs to her name, has set a bench mark with her recent song "Laila Mein Laila" from Raees.

The singer has garnered a lot of appreciation from the industry and audience for her latest track, which has got everyone tapping their feet.


Speaking about the same, she says, "I am grateful for such encouraging feedback  for my song Laila. I would like to thank SRK sir, Ram Sampat sir, Rahul Dholakia sir for giving me this chance, also Sunny Leone, who has made this song look mesmerizing and my fans who have showered me with their affection and support."


 

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