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Ed Sheeran reveals how he came on board for Bollywood playback debut in Shah Rukh Khan's King: ‘I went to his house for his cameo in Sapphire…’

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Hindustan TimesEd Sheeran reveals how he came on board for Bollywood playback debut in Shah Rukh Khan's King: ‘I went to his house for his cameo in Sapphire…’
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Tu Mil Jaaye, the first official track from Shah Rukh Khan’s King, features Ed Sheeran, Arijit Singh and Madhubanti Baghchi.

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