Hate Story 2 MP3 Songs

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1. Aaj Phir
Voices: Arijit Singh & Samira Kopikar

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2. Kabhi Aene Pe Likha Tuje
Voices: K. Kr

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3. Pink Lips
Voices: Khushboo Ghrewal & Meet Bros Anjan

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4. He Dil Ye Mera
Voices: Arjit Singh

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5. Aj Phir (Remix V)
Voices: Samira Kopikar & Arijit Singh

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6. Pink Lips (Remix)
Voices: Khushboo Ghrewal & Meet Bros Anjan

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7. He Dil Ye Mera (Remix)
Voices: Arijit Singh

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8. Kabhi Aene Pe Likha Tuje (Remix)
Voices: K. Kr

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