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February 24, 2011

Sabka Katega by Bodhi Tree

By - Sachin Suresh Pratap Singh on 24/02/2011 at 4:05 pm

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This holds true, also for the guys who made this phrase popular back in the day. Yes, I am talking about Bodhi Tree, the band from XLRI who said it like it is, with (arguably their best song till date ‘G**nd Mein Danda’). They are back with 2 new songs this year. But, don’t start dusting off your old acoustic guitar just yet. They might have been ‘right on spot’ with their songs earlier, but, in their 30s now, these punks from XLRI have also mellowed down, and I guess it makes them look elegant in a way too. Bodhi Tree (Now just Abhishek Narain and Satadru Bagchi) are continuing with what they started…

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