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The Economic Times
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Amid Air India pilot marijuana row, singer Kunal Ganjawala reveals how his forefathers started weed cultivation for medicinal purposes during British rule

Popular singer Kunal Ganjawala, known for songs such as Bheege Honth Tere, O Humdum Soniyo Re, Tauba Tauba, Dil Na Diya and Salaam Namaste, has spoken about his family's history and the unusual story behind the surname Ganjawala.

The singer revealed that his surname has a connection to his family's work during the British Raj, when his ancestors were involved in cultivating marijuana for medicinal purposes.

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