BOLLYWOODPratyush Dhiman, also known as Prats, is set to mesmerize audiences with...

Pratyush Dhiman, also known as Prats, is set to mesmerize audiences with his new EP ‘Unloved,’ releasing on June 7th in collaboration with T-Series.

Pratyush Dhiman, also known as Prats, is a talented T-Series artist who is all set to captivate audiences with the release of his new EP titled “Unloved” on June 7th. Produced by Bhushan Kumar, this EP promises an enchanting musical experience, showcasing Pratyush’s remarkable talent.

The EP features a collection of soulful tracks, including the popular single “Khwabeeda”, which has already won over listeners since its release a few months ago. Each song on the EP offers a glimpse into different aspects of Pratyush’s personal journey and experiences, resonating deeply with the audience. Other tracks included in the EP are “Guzara,” “Bhul na Paayein,” “Bichda Yaar,” “Paraye,” and “Ve Sohneya,” each presenting its own unique emotional depth and storytelling.

In Prats’ own words, “This collection of songs is very personal to me, with each track reflecting a different part of my journey and experiences. Through this EP, I aim to connect with listeners on a profound level, touching their hearts and souls with the power of music.” His soulful vocals and songwriting continue to establish him as a promising artist with a unique voice. 🎶✨

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Neha Nikharge

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