Kavita Seth enthrals music lovers in Bangladesh

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Bollywood

playback singer Kavita Seth was recently invited by the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre, High Commission of India, in

Dhaka

,

Bangladesh

, for a Sufi event. The singer, best known for rendering songs like Iktara from Wakeup Sid, Mora Piya from Rajneeti, Tumhi Ho Bandhu from Cocktail and Jeetein Hain Chal from

Neerja

, left the audience mesmerised with her performance. margin-bottom:0cm;margin-bottom:.0001pt;line-height: normal;background:whiteShe is among those few singers in the industry who are known as much for their independent

music

as for their work in Bollywood. Talking about her love for performing live, Kavita Seth says, “I love singing Bollywood songs in the studio, but the happiness of singing to a live audience is unparalleled. I love Sufi music and have been singing works by various Sufi poets for many years. I was amazed by the kind of love and admiration I got from the audience in Bangladesh. It gave me a different kind of high altogether. It satisfied my soul.” Kavita says she would love to return to the country for another performance. “The tour was among the best I’ve had and I want to return to entertain the crowd soon,” says the singer. margin-bottom:0cm;margin-bottom:.0001pt;line-height: normal;background:whiteShe is elated that her latest songs, Khalipan Shor Kare from Paharganj and Nushkha Tarana from Gone Kesh are being appreciated by music aficionados.