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Pinky Paras is back with a new album 'Mehndi'

| | Aug 17, 2015, at 11:29 pm
New York, Aug 17 (IBNS) U.S based singer & pop-diva Pinky Paras is back with a brand new album.

She shot to fame with her rendition of the hit Mika Singh song 'Sawan Mai Lag Gayi Aag' which was released worldwide and the singer enjoys a strong fanbase.

Her upcoming album 'Mehndi' is an amalgamation of folk songs, qawwali, fusion, pop and dance numbers.

The music is composed by Vikram N Vikram.

She has performed in Virginia along with Gippy Grewal, Adnan Sami, Sujat Ali Khan and Babbu Maan.
 

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