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Tulsi Kumar hails folk music

Updated on: 11 January,2019 03:09 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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Tulsi Kumar has released a Garhwali folk song. She feels that folk music takes people back to the roots of Indian culture

Tulsi Kumar hails folk music

Tulsi Kumar

Singer Tulsi Kumar has released a Garhwali folk song. She feels that folk music takes people back to the roots of Indian culture. The song, Ta chuma, has been sung by Tulsi and Jubin Nautiyal. It has been composed by Aditya Dev. Originally, it is a popular Garhwali song composed and penned by Narendra Singh Negi.


The new version is a part of T-Series' music series called Electro-Folk. The song features in the second episode of this series. "I feel extremely proud to be a part of this series. Folk music takes us back to the roots of our culture. With 'Ta chuma', which is a Garhwali folk song, I feel that there will be a strong connect which people will feel and they will get closer to folk music," Tulsi said in a statement.


"I feel that this is a great platform to showcase folk music and bring it back to the culture of India," she added.


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