Tochi Raina to raise funds for Nepal quake victims

Tochi Raina will hold a musical concert to raise funds for victims of the Nepal earthquake.

Tochi Raina has crooned numbers like “Kabira” and “Saibo”.

Singer Tochi Raina, with his Band of Bandagi, is geared up to hold a musical concert to raise funds for victims of the devastating earthquake in Nepal.

The concert is tiled ‘Rooh Kambdi’, which means stirring of the soul, a metaphorical reference to the trembling of the earth during the earthquake.

The concert is an initiative by Thinkerz — a production house founded by Rahul Kaikini and Shruti Shah Doshi with an aim to promote Indian music and dance.

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Raina told IANS: “Band of Bandagi will be performing for the first time on June 11 in St. Andrew’s Auditorium, Bandra… We are pleased to begin our journey for such a noble cause.”

It will be a musical evening where Raina along with his band will enthral the audience with their own Sufi compositions.

Raina is a popular playback singer, who has crooned numbers like “Kabira” and “Saibo”.

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