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Sonali Phogat’s last song ‘Chhori ka naam’ created a stir, worked 1 year on this dream project – sonali phogat last song chhori ka naam song became superhit on youtube

The new and last song of TV reality show ‘Bigg Boss’ ex-contestant and former BJP leader from Haryana, Tik-Tok star Sonali Phogat has been released. After Sonali’s death, her last song ‘Chhori Ka Naam’ has been released recently, which is a tribute to Sonali Phogat. The song has garnered over 1.2 million views since its release. Sonali Phogat’s last song, which was her dream project, has a tribute to her at the beginning of the video of this last song of Sonali Phogat. It is said that this song was his dream project, for which he worked for more than a year. It has been said, ‘Sonali Phogat is not with us today. We have some memories of him, some songs. Never thought that this would prove to be his last song. This last song of everyone’s beloved, outspoken, popular Sonali ji is a tribute to her. The Ace family of Hukum prays for his spiritual peace.

Sonali’s Dabangai is seen in ‘Chhori Ka Naam Chalai Haryana Mein’ Sonali Phogat of ‘Chhori Ka Naam Chalai Haryana Mein’ looks exactly the same Dabangai as she was in real life. In this video, the dominance of his character is solidifying on him and is touching the hearts of the fans. The video also has some glimpses of ‘Bigg Boss 14’, in which Sona is seen along with other contestants of the show. The video also has some beautiful glimpses of her with Ali Goni.

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Sonali Phogat is describing her status like a lion In this song Sonali Phogat is describing her status like a lion, in which it is said that she also shows it by doing what she says. The video has glimpses of some other events of his village. At the end of the video, Sonali Phogat is seen posing with Salman Khan, posing with Dharmendra and having fun with Rakhi Sawant. There is also a news clip in this video, in which it is written in the heading – Haryana ki lioness, I am not afraid of anyone.

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Fans are praising the song, at the end of the video it is said, ‘His name was chalta tha, chalta hai and chalte rahega. May his soul rest in peace and he should get justice. Seeing this song, fans are talking about it being a hit. He is also praising the lyrics of this song.

The family members have demanded a CBI inquiry. Let us tell you that 42-year-old Sonali Phogat had reached Goa on 22 August, where the news of heart attack came to light late in the night. Sonali Phogat’s death has been described as unnatural in the investigation, the investigation of the case is going on. The family is demanding CBI for Sonali’s justice.

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