Cheta Tera- Sajjan Adeeb ( Full Video Song)

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Cheta Tera- Sajjan Adeeb ( Full Video Song)


Watch the latest Punjabi song Cheta Tera by Sajjan Adeeb’s” . The music of new punjabi song is given by Desi Routz while lyrics are penned by Sajjan Adeeb, Mehar Burj & Manwinder Maan. The video is directed by TRU MAKER.


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Song – Cheta Tera

Singer – Sajjan Adeeb

Female Lead – Afsana Khaan

Music – Desi Routz

Lyrics – Sajjan Adeeb, Mehar Burj, Manwinder Maan


Cheta Tera- Sajjan Adeeb ( Full Video Song)


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