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MMGB: Mary Kom's second jingle from Goafest 2019

After singing 'What's up' on stage, Mary Kom sings 'Just an illusion', talks about brands and advertising and more...

by Campaign India Team | 15/04/2019

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Start your work week on a melodious note with Mary Kom. The boxer enchanted the audience at Goafest with her version of 'What's Up' (below) during her session on stage. 

She followed that with a version of 'Just an illusion' for select members of the press. 

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