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Raftaar To Perform At Bollyboom Gig

IANS, 14 Aug, 2017 12:00 PM

Popular rapper Raftaar will be headlining the forthcoming Bollywood dance music festival titled BollyBoom.

It will be held on Saturday at the NSCI - Dome, Worli here.

Raftaar is known for songs like "Toh dishoom" and "Dhaakad".

Other performers include names like DJ Aqeel, DJ Shilpi Sharma, DJ Amann Beyond and DJ Zulfi Syed, read a statement.

Bollyboom NSCI Night will commence in the evening and feature seven hours of non-stop dance music.

Manuj Agarwal, CEO, Percept Live (the organisers), said: "Along with a 360 degree stage, night will also feature light installations never seen in the country before. We are hopeful that the event will set new standards for Bollywood Dance music events in the country."

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