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1693 days ago

Live Bollywood Music for your House Parties or Events

Neel from Papakura

Hi all,

Live unplugged bollywood music can bring life to your house parties.
Some beautiful live music can make your birthday, anniversary or housewarming party a memorable one.

Formal or informal, big or small, I offer music packages to perfectly suit the size and style of every event.
Choose from Neel as a soloist, up to a 7 piece band or rock that dance floor with the Dj service to make your event a memorable one!

Oh yes, it's a one-stop shop! :)

Please see my music brochure attached for more information. It has some testimonials from my clients, please do check out.

Please get in touch with me on 0223934051 for bookings and inquiries.

Cheers,
Neel

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