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Treat for Sufi music lovers

HAMIRPUR: Nooran Sisters enthralled the audience on the first cultural night of Hamir Utsav

Updated At : 06:11 AM Mar 23, 2016 IST

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Sufi Singers Nooran Sisters perform on the first cultural night of Sujanpur Holi Utsav in Hamirpur on Tuesday. Tribune photo

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Hamirpur, March 22

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Nooran Sisters enthralled the audience on the first cultural night of Hamir Utsav.

Mesmerised by their rendition, Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh asked them dole out their hit number ‘Allah Hu Allah Hu’ once again. Spectators remained glued to their seats through the two-hour performance. The girls have been trained by their father Ustad Gulsan Kumar.

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The CM honoured the star sisters before they started their performance. Earlier, local artistes entertained the public.

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