AP Dhillon and Tara Sutaria's chemistry is star of Thodi Si Daaru song
Interestingly, the release comes amid rumours of a romantic relationship between the duo. A recent video showing the two leaving a restaurant together had earlier sparked speculation about their off-screen chemistry.Dhillon continues to be a significant figure in the music industry, with several hit songs to his name. These include, 'Excuses', 'Dil Nu', and 'Old Money'. His collaboration with Sutaria adds a cinematic touch to the music video.This isn't the first time Dhillon has been paired with a Bollywood actor. He was earlier linked to Banita Sandhu. They then collaborated for a song titled 'With You', which was a commercial success. The anticipation for 'Thodi Si Daaru' was similar, with fans eager to see what the artiste would deliver next.Meanwhile, Tara Sutaria, who was last seen in the film 'Apurva', is yet to announce her next venture in the film industry.- EndsMust Watch
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