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“Modelling for Aarong back then was tough for me, because I was in the same frame as models who were much senior to me. Then I realised nothing comes easy in life. You need passion and dedication for things to fall into place,”
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Tashfee stumbled into the musical path sans the guidance of a teacher; thus she chimed into the tunes of countless genres for the sheer love of singing. Eventually it led her to covering popular songs on YouTube. The singer quotes her musical career as something that happened ‘suddenly.’ “I used to sing songs by Beyonce’ because those to me were very challenging. It’s difficult to stay true the originality of the songs, but when you sing from the soul, everything falls into place,” says Tashfee, passionately.
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