Sonu Nigam ends long time rivalry with Bhushan Kumar at 50th birthday party; More details

Updated : Jul 30, 2023 15:52
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Singer Sonu Nigam, who turned 50 on July 30, has ended his 2020 rivalry with T-Series head Bhushan Kumar.

Several pictures and videos have been shared online.
Many celebrities were seen at the party including Anup Jalota, Mika Singh, Satish Shah, Jackie Shroff, Sachin Pilgaonkar, Sudesh Bhosale and Rahul Vaidya among others.

In a clip posted by a paparazzi account on Instagram, Sonu and Bhushan were seen hugging and greeting each other. They also laughed and shared a conversation. At the party, Sonu cut a huge cake as Bhushan and other guests gathered around him and sang the birthday song.

In 2020, Sonu had released a video on social media and warned Bhushan. He said 'Now, I need to take Bhushan Kumar’s name. You’ve instigated the wrong person. You forgot that time when you came to my home and pleaded me to do one album for you, pleaded me to introduce you to Subrata Roy, Smita Thackeray, Bal Thackeray… Pleaded me to save you from Abu Salem. Do you remember all this?'

'I’m warning you not to engage with me in any manner. Hope you remember Marina Kuwar. I don’t know why she backed out, though the media knows. That’s how mafia functions. I still have her video. Now if you mess with me, I will post that video on my YouTube channel. Don’t you dare mess with me,' he concluded his statement.

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