Jaz Dhami, the UK's finest Desi vocalist and Navraj Hans from the Lohri Di Raat event.

Jaz Dhami, the UK's finest Desi vocalist and Navraj Hans, Raj Hans' son from the Lohri Di Raat event which has held at The Club, Andheri West. Navraj invited Jaz on stage while singing Jaz's popular number High Heels, a singles that was in collaboration with Yo Yo Honey Singh. Jaz was a special guest at the event and was invited to light the traditional Lohri fire. Check out the adjacent picture. 

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