<p>Renowned singer Daler Mehndi&nbsp;recently became the talk of the internet after he fell for a parody tweet which claimed that Prince Harry used to listen to his peppy and high-tempo songs when he felt low.<br />
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The Duke of Sussex&nbsp;has been in the headlines ever since the release of his memoir 'Spare' and all the bombshell revelations he had made in the book.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While many respected Harry's revelation&nbsp;and all he has gone through in his life since his childhood, some made fun of the Prince, and one tweet that Daler mistook was among them only.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Daler Mehndi, who has given us some&nbsp;famous songs like 'Tunak Tunak', and 'Bolo Ta Ra Ra', recently shared the screen grab that&nbsp;claimed Harry has revealed in his book that he used to listen to his songs during hard days.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">I am grateful to the blessings of Guru Nanak, my mom and dad, I created a unique Pop Folk Ethnic Music Style.<br />
Love you Prince Harry! God Bless you, In gratitude that my music helped you.<a href="https://twitter.com/TeamSussex?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@TeamSussex</a> <a href="https://t.co/r2mRU0mn6U">pic.twitter.com/r2mRU0mn6U</a></p>
— Daler Mehndi (@dalermehndi) <a href="https://twitter.com/dalermehndi/status/1616387983594389505?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 20, 2023</a></blockquote>
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<p>“In the times I felt alone and separated from my family, I always took time to sit back and listen to Daler Mehndi. His lyrics resonated with me and got me through a lot,” the tweet reads.&nbsp;<br />
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Without verifying the tweet, Daler Mehndi was quick to share the spoof post along with a thank you note, "I am grateful for the blessings of Guru Nanak, my mom and dad, I created a unique Pop Folk Ethnic Music Style. Love you Prince Harry! God Bless you, In gratitude that my music helped you. @TeamSussex (sic)."<br />
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After Mehndi's tweet, Twitterati were quick to react to the post in hilarious ways.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">I wish I can see prince harry dance on tunak-tunak with Megan 👀</p>
— SIMZ SINGH (@thesimzsingh) <a href="https://twitter.com/thesimzsingh/status/1616513223334760456?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 20, 2023</a></blockquote>
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<p>One user commented: ''I wish I can see Prince Harry dance on tunak-tunak with Meghan.''&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">I don’t think we should tell him. This is the cutest acceptance speech ever.</p>
— Jas Oberoi | ਜੱਸ ਓਬਰੌਏ (@iJasOberoi) <a href="https://twitter.com/iJasOberoi/status/1616647899328413699?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2023</a></blockquote>
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<p>''I don’t think we should tell him. This is the cutest acceptance speech ever,'' another user wrote.&nbsp;</p>

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— Uday Rana (@UdaySRana) <a href="https://twitter.com/UdaySRana/status/1616855742425726978?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2023</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="in">Oho Praaji, yeh toh dhoka ho gaya.. never mind ji, you're the best <a href="https://t.co/QvBjFZNVNQ">pic.twitter.com/QvBjFZNVNQ</a></p>
— Sumon K Chakrabarti (@SumonChakraVIEW) <a href="https://twitter.com/SumonChakraVIEW/status/1616606919128674304?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2023</a></blockquote>
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<p>Harry has recently been in the news for his book and the claims&nbsp;he has made against his family and about his life, from William's rift&nbsp;to Elizabeth's silence, to&nbsp;admitting&nbsp;trying cocaine&nbsp;when he was 17. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/prince-and-meghan-royal-saga-heres-everything-the-couple-has-revealed-in-their-netflix-documentary-541505">Here are all the&nbsp;big revelations from Prince Harry’s memoir 'Spare'</a></p>


Renowned singer Daler Mehndi recently became the talk of the internet after he fell for a parody tweet which claimed that Prince Harry used to listen to his peppy and high-tempo songs when he felt low.

Renowned singer Daler Mehndi recently became the talk of the internet after he fell for a parody tweet which claimed that Prince Harry used to listen to his peppy and high-tempo songs when he felt low. The Duke of Sussex has been in the headlines ever since the release of his memoir 'Spare' and all the bombshell revelations he had made in the book. While many respected Harry's revelation and all he has gone through in his life since his childhood, some made fun of the Prince, and one tweet that Daler mistook was among them only. Daler Mehndi, who has given us some famous songs like 'Tunak Tunak', and 'Bolo Ta Ra Ra', recently shared the screen grab that claimed Harry has revealed in his book that he used to listen to his songs during hard days. I am grateful to the blessings of Guru Nanak, my mom and dad, I created a unique Pop Folk Ethnic Music Style. Love you Prince Harry! God Bless you, In gratitude that my music helped you.@TeamSussex pic.twitter.com/r2mRU0mn6U — Daler Mehndi (@dalermehndi) January 20, 2023 × “In the times I felt alone and separated from my family, I always took time to sit back and listen to Daler Mehndi. His lyrics resonated with me and got me through a lot,” the tweet reads. Without verifying the tweet, Daler Mehndi was quick to share the spoof post along with a thank you note, "I am grateful for the blessings of Guru Nanak, my mom and dad, I created a unique Pop Folk Ethnic Music Style. Love you Prince Harry! God Bless you, In gratitude that my music helped you. @TeamSussex (sic)." After Mehndi's tweet, Twitterati were quick to react to the post in hilarious ways. I wish I can see prince harry dance on tunak-tunak with Megan 👀 — SIMZ SINGH (@thesimzsingh) January 20, 2023 × One user commented: ''I wish I can see Prince Harry dance on tunak-tunak with Meghan.'' I don’t think we should tell him. This is the cutest acceptance speech ever. — Jas Oberoi | ਜੱਸ ਓਬਰੌਏ (@iJasOberoi) January 21, 2023 × ''I don’t think we should tell him. This is the cutest acceptance speech ever,'' another user wrote. Let’s let him have this win, pls. — Uday Rana (@UdaySRana) January 21, 2023 × Oho Praaji, yeh toh dhoka ho gaya.. never mind ji, you're the best pic.twitter.com/QvBjFZNVNQ — Sumon K Chakrabarti (@SumonChakraVIEW) January 21, 2023 × Harry has recently been in the news for his book and the claims he has made against his family and about his life, from William's rift to Elizabeth's silence, to admitting trying cocaine when he was 17. Here are all the big revelations from Prince Harry’s memoir 'Spare'

Daler Mehndi falls for a spoof post claiming Prince Harry listened to his songs, Twitterati reacts

<p>Who would have thought that<strong> BTS lead RM</strong> would be a fan of Daler Mehendi and Punjabi songs! BTS may have never visited India, but the popular band has always expressed its desire to come to the country and meet its ARMY.&nbsp;<br />
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An old interview of the band with Rolling Stone India has resurfaced on the internet where RM recalls how he used to Punjabi songs before he became a star himself.&nbsp;<br />
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The interview, dating back to 2017 has RM talking of the Punjabi songs that are popular in South Korea.&nbsp;<br />
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"I could say that the most famous Indian song in Korea is Tunak Tunak Tun," he told Rolling Stone India. The rapper added, "It’s really famous. I sang it when I was a middle school student when I was 14."&nbsp;<br />
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Not just music, RM also mentioned that there are glimpses of India in their books and other places.<br />
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"It’s very famous here. We see it in textbooks, in fairytales. So we got so many fantasies; the mystery, the Taj Mahal, the beautiful people…" he explained.<br />
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As recent as last year, BTS has expressed its desire to visit India and perform here. In an interview to a news channel here, BTS said, "If the time passes by, and when these crazy things all finish then we want to be there and see all the armies in India, and have this energy together, dance together, sing together. So we want to really, say namaste, to really be there and just give our voices in person."</p>

<p>"We heard that ARMY in India has shown us great love and support. We want to tell them that we are eager to see you too and hope that day will come soon enough," Suga said in the same interview.</p>


Who would have thought that BTS lead RM would be a fan of Daler Mehendi and Punjabi songs! BTS may have never visited India, but the popular band has always expressed its desire to come to the country and meet its ARMY.

Who would have thought that BTS lead RM would be a fan of Daler Mehendi and Punjabi songs! BTS may have never visited India, but the popular band has always expressed its desire to come to the country and meet its ARMY. An old interview of the band with Rolling Stone India has resurfaced on the internet where RM recalls how he used to Punjabi songs before he became a star himself. The interview, dating back to 2017 has RM talking of the Punjabi songs that are popular in South Korea. "I could say that the most famous Indian song in Korea is Tunak Tunak Tun," he told Rolling Stone India. The rapper added, "It’s really famous. I sang it when I was a middle school student when I was 14." Not just music, RM also mentioned that there are glimpses of India in their books and other places. "It’s very famous here. We see it in textbooks, in fairytales. So we got so many fantasies; the mystery, the Taj Mahal, the beautiful people…" he explained. As recent as last year, BTS has expressed its desire to visit India and perform here. In an interview to a news channel here, BTS said, "If the time passes by, and when these crazy things all finish then we want to be there and see all the armies in India, and have this energy together, dance together, sing together. So we want to really, say namaste, to really be there and just give our voices in person." "We heard that ARMY in India has shown us great love and support. We want to tell them that we are eager to see you too and hope that day will come soon enough," Suga said in the same interview.

BTS star RM reveals the most famous Indian song in South Korea. No, it's not from Bollywood

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Daler Mehndi falls for a spoof post claiming Prince Harry listened to his songs, Twitterati reacts

BTS star RM reveals the most famous Indian song in South Korea. No, it's not from Bollywood