You need to listen to this cover of Coke Studio song Pasoori by a Pune cop. Viral video
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Sagar Ghorpade, a police officer from the Pune Crime Branch, shared a video of himself singing Pasoori by Ali Sethi and Shae Gill on Instagram.
If you like to listen to music, we are quite sure that the Coke Studio song Pasoori will be there on your playlist. The song by Ali Sethi and Shae Gill has managed to transcend borders. It has also been declared a superhit by the masses. So, when a police officer from the Pune Crime Branch shared a video of himself singing the track, it obviously went viral online.
The now-viral video was shared by Sagar Ghorpade on Instagram. He describes himself as an artist and musician as well. A police officer from the Pune Crime Branch, Sagar, sang the song melodiously. His silky voice will surely mesmerise you as well and you will watch the clip on loop, just like us.
"Pasoori," reads the caption of the post with two hearts at the end.
Watch the viral video here:
The video went viral with close to 40k views after being shared online. Netizens were in awe of Sagar's voice and showered their love in the comments.
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