#MerryChristmas: 5 Harrdy Sandhu songs that are perfect party starters

Christmas is finally here and you still are wondering what to put on the party playlist for tonight? Well, don't you worry as we have handpicked perfect party numbers from famous Punjabi singer Harrdy Sandhu's songs that will ensure that will make sure that everyone grooves during the celebration!

Featuring the '83' star Harrdy Sandhu and the very beautiful Palak Tiwari, 'Bijli Bijli' was one of the most enjoyed songs of 2021. The hook steps of the song are so infectious that it took over the internet in no time. Though it's been a year since the song was released, it still serves as a perfect party starter.

'Me keya Naah goriye', this hook line of the song 'Naah' which was released around 5 years back still has the same impact on music lovers. This song even made India's most loved dancer Nora Fatehi shake a leg to its tune, then how will your party people control themselves? Sung by Harrdy and written by Jaani, the song was revamped for Ayushmann Khurrana's 'Bala'. In the Bolly-version Pollywood diva, Sonam Bajwa cast a spell with her moves.

Featuring Lauren Gottlieb and songster Harrdy Sandhu, 'Dance Like' is another Punjabi song that you must have on your party playlist. With Harrdy's vocals, Jaani's lyrics, and B Praak's music, the song is perfect for a party starter. If you don't believe us, then play it once and you will know.

Talking of Harrdy Sandhu's groovy songs, how can we miss mentioning 'Kya Baat Ay'. Released four years back, the song was recently revamped for 'Govinda Naam Mera'. Both the original and the new version is perfect party numbers, so make sure to add them to your playlist.

Last but not least, 'Jee Karr Daa' is our final pick for your Christmas 2022 party playlist. Written by Mellow D and composed by Akill, the song has a very groovy vibe to it. The track can make even a non dancer shake a leg as it says, "tenu hauli hauli nachdi nu vekh k, nachne da jee karr daa". Do we need to say anymore?

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