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Thanks to social media frenzy, love stories begin with friend requests and likes, and end with 'last seen'. Or so believe singers Vasudha Sharma and Rashi Mal (remember Gauri from Channel (V) show Paanch?).
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Their single, Sacchi Savitris, which releases today on Culture Machine's Being Indian Music channel, is a witty take on 'social media love'.
Dressed like 1960s pin-ups, the video has Vasudha and Rashi showing the journey of a new-age relationship and its development on social media.
The acoustic Ukulele-toned refreshing re-make of Gerua is silly on purpose. Says Vasudha, "Everyone is internet-savvy today and girls are going through these phases, which is why this video fits in well."

Thanks to social media frenzy, love stories begin with friend requests and likes, and end with 'last seen'. Or so believe singers Vasudha Sharma and Rashi Mal (remember Gauri from Channel (V) show Paanch?)

'Sacchi Savitris', a witty take on 'social media love', to release today 

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Thanks to social media frenzy, love stories begin with friend requests and likes, and end with 'last seen'. Or so believe singers Vasudha Sharma and Rashi Mal (remember Gauri from Channel (V) show Paanch?)

'Sacchi Savitris', a witty take on 'social media love', to release today

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