New Delhi: It is said that childhood is a very beautiful time, and everyone wants to live freely in this period. But recently a video is becoming increasingly viral on social media. Yes, Bachapan Ka Pyar Mera Bhool Nahi Jaana Re... Sahdev Kumar, who sings the song, is becoming very famous day by day. According to media reports, after Singer Badshah, the two lines sung by Sahdev Kumar have made Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel crazed. He asked Sahdev to sing 'Bachapan Ka Pyar Mera Bhool Nahi Jaana Re' in front of him. Whose video he himself has shared on social media. Sharing the video, CM Baghel wrote, 'Bachapan Ka Pyar... Wow!'
Not only this, a video of Sahdev in school dress was going viral some time back, in which he was seen singing the song 'Bachapan Ka Pyar Mera Bhool Nahi Jaana Re.' You can very well see the innocence of Sahdev in the lyrics of the song, let us further tell that in no time this song of Sahdev has started setting social media on fire. Everyone is making a video on this song.
Singer Badshah will sing a song with Sahdev!: According to media reports, before Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel, the famous singer Badshah himself has spoken to Sahdev on the phone. He has called Sahdev to Chandigarh with him. There are speculations that Badshah is going to be seen singing a song with Sahdev. Badshah has also shared a post on the song sung by Sahdev on his social media account. Aastha Gill was also seen with him in this. He uploaded its remix version. Sahdev, who sang 'Bachpan Ka Pyaar Mera Bhool Nahi Jaana Re,' hails from Chhindgarh block of Sukma, Chhattisgarh. The video due to which Sahdev became famous now is two years old. This song of Sahdev has become viral everywhere on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube. People are constantly making and sharing its reels.
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