Have you ever heard the saying “Music has no borders”? The words couldn’t be truer in case of these videos from a Pakistan TV show. They feature the popular Rabindra Sangeet Amaro Porano Jaha Chay. The videos are now going all kinds of viral and leaving people amazed.
The image shows a scene from the Pakistani drama Dil Kya Karay which features the popular Rabindra Sangeet Amaro Porano Jaha Chay. (Screenshot)
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“When a Pakistani series uses Rabindra Sangeet,” reads the caption of one of the videos. It shows a scene from the 2019 popular drama Dil Kya Karay. In the video, two characters are engaged in a conversation. Within a few moments, one of them starts singing the wonderful song.
Take a look at the video:
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While replying to the tweet, another user of the micro-blogging platform shared another video from the show. They also added the details of the show in the caption. Check out the mesmerising video:
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While replying to the tweet, another user of the micro-blogging platform shared another video from the show. They also added the details of the show in the caption. Check out the mesmerising video:
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Both the videos received thousands of likes and hundreds of appreciative comments from people. Many expressed their love for the age old song.
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“The pronunciation is so on point omg,” wrote a Twitter user. “Arre waah. Ki shundor uccharon! [Wow! What nice pronunciation],” shared another.
Haven’t heard the song? Here is a rendition of the song by Arijit Singh:
What are your thoughts on these viral videos of the Pakistani TV show?
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