Darpan Magazine host Ish sharma chills out with the lovely & talented Shashaa Tirupati who has made her mark in the world's largest entertainment industry ie BOLLYWOOD as a playback singer for some of the most renowned directors such as A R RAHMAN! Listen to her sing one of her most popular songs #HUMMA and also her favourite "Don't Know Why" by Norah Jones! CHECK OUT HER LATEST IN-HOME PRODUCTION: "LEPRECHAUN LOVE | Shashaa Tirupati feat. Marc D Muse" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk19k... Follow her on instagram @SashaSublime !
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Jamming with Bollywood Playback Singer Shashaa Tirupati
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