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Bunch of us got together for a quick acoustic rendition of our song "Sapney". Download this song: https://sifar.bandcamp.com/track/sapn... Credits: Written and composed by Amit Yadav Amit Yadav: Vocals, Guitars Akshay Agarwal: Vocals, Guitars Smit Hajare: Bass Check out more music from Sifar: http://sifar.in Sifar is a hindi rock band currently based in Mumbai, India. For the fans of hindi rock, hindi rock bands, junoon, atif aslam, jal, t series, strings band, euphoria band, pakistani rock, pakistani bands, indian rock, indie rock, indian rock bands, pakistani songs, parikrama, indie pop, indieair, folk music.
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