Singers use knives, spoon, and more to recreate Akshay Kumar and Deepika Padukone’s Tere Naina
The video showing three musicians recreating Akshay Kumar and Deepika Padukone’s Tere Naina using everyday objects was posted on Instagram.
Instagram is filled with musicians showcasing their incredible talents. The latest addition to that list is by a band called The Nineteen. This three-member band shared a video that shows them singing the song Tere Naina from the film Chandni Chowk to China. What is interesting is how they create the tune of the song using everyday household items.

The video shows the singers sitting on a couch with a few everyday objects kept in front of them. Soon they start singing the song. Also, they add background music using different objects like knives, spoons, and more.
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Take a look at the video that may leave you stunned:
The video was shared a few days ago. Since being posted, the clip has accumulated close to 1.9 million views and the numbers are quickly increasing. Additionally, the share has gathered several likes and comments.
Here’s how Instagram users reacted:
“You guys are amazing,” posted an Instagram user. “Tere Naina DIY,” commented another. “Yar agay?? I need full version!!” expressed a third. “Thank you for blessing my ears,” shared a fourth. “You people are real gems,” wrote a fifth.
Tere Naina is sung by Shankar Mahadevan and Shreya Ghoshal. This song from the 2009 rom-com drama is picturised on Akshay Kumar and Deepika Padukone.
What are your thoughts on the video? Did their rendition of the famous song leave you stunned?
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