Hurts Mashup of Darshan Raval | Bicky Official | Naresh Parmar | Chillout

बॉलीवुड

वर्ष2020

अवधि7m

अभी देखें

7.0

This song is Dedicated to Someone Who Leave Me.... Hurts Mashup by Bicky Official & Naresh Parmar Music - Bicky Official https://www.instagram.com/bickyoffici... Video - Naresh Parmar https://www.instagram.com/iamnareshparmar If you like this video then don't forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE. Follow Naresh Parmar on :- ► YouTube :- https://www.youtube.com/nareshparmar ► Facebook :- https://www.facebook.com/iamnareshparmar ► Instagram :- https://www.instagram.com/iamnareshparmar ► Twitter :- https://twitter.com/iamnareshpar Tracks Used : Judaiyaan | Darshan Raval & Shreya Ghoshal https://youtu.be/hUQ6kVhoM88 Judaiyaan Reprise | Darshan Raval | https://youtu.be/NzGPRBoRMUI Main Kisi Our Ka | Darshan Raval | https://youtu.be/mTQ1UkQbF58 Kaash Aisa Hota | Darshan Raval | https://youtu.be/S2RYBkcAkVQ Mujhe Peene Do | Darshan Raval | https://youtu.be/tOXMlseYc7E Bhula Dunga | Darshan Raval | https://youtu.be/3fSlGG_qnzs Tu Mileya | Darshan Raval | https://youtu.be/gEV_Po7PeIY Tera Zikr | Darshan Raval | https://youtu.be/eK0IIyBlYew Main Wo Chaand | Darshan Raval | https://youtu.be/8hBQJH2pHQ0 All Rights to Music Label Co. & No Copyright infringement intended. #nareshparmar #hurtsmashup Uploaded for promotional and preview purposes only If any artist or label has copyright issues with my videos, please contact me itsnareshparmar@gmail.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *DISCLAIMER: This Following Audio/Video is Strictly meant for Promotional Purpose. We Do not Wish to make any Commercial Use of this & Intended to Showcase the Creativity Of the Artist Involved.* *The original Copyright(s) is (are) Solely owned by the Companies/Original-Artist(s)/Record-label(s).All the contents are intended to Showcase the creativity of the artist involved and are strictly done for promotional purpose.* *DISCLAIMER: As per 3rd Section of Fair use guidelines Borrowing small bits of material from an original work is more likely to be considered fair use.