Tup Tap - Arijit Singh & Somlata | "Dhaka Attack" Bangla Movie Song | Arifin Shuvoo | Mahiya Mahi
Published September 17, 2017
This video has 11.0M views and 97.6K likes, ranking #205,796 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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11,084,140
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97,621
Comments
4,981
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Presenting the most awaited new bangla video song 'TUP TAP' from the Bengali movie 'Dhaka Attack'. Sung by The Melody King Arijit Singh & Somlata, composed by Arindom. Bangla video song 'TUP TAP' Starring Arifin Shuvoo & Mahiya Mahi.Hope you will enjoy all of our Bangla Movie Song,Bangla Natok, and Bangla Short Film co…
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- September 17, 2017
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