'Zaalima Coca-Cola Pila De' takes the internet by storm but have you heard the original?

Umair and Meesha's single is a reboot of a classic sung by none other than Madam Noor Jehan


Entertainment Desk August 04, 2016
Umair and Meesha's single is a reboot of a classic sung by none other than Madam Noor Jehan. PHOTO: FACEBOOK/COCA-COLA

Umair Jaswal and Meesha Shafi have taken the internet by storm with their latest single. The talented duo has worked its magic for Coca-Cola's latest campaign, the theme song for which -- tiled Zaalima Coca-Cola Pila De -- has become an instant hit. 



The tune has become such a rage that #ZaalimaCocaColaPilaDe even started trending on Twitter. But did you know, that Umair and Meesha's song is in fact a reboot of a classic sung by Madam Noor Jehan?

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Here, check it out:


Obviously, Madam's original is a lot catchier but we'd say Meesha and Umair haven't done a bad job either. 

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Even Twitter can't stop humming:



https://twitter.com/faheem_memon/status/355369555469664257

https://twitter.com/Ajmalkakkeyzai/status/761112696607559680





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Oh, and most importantly, the new Coke campaign comes along with a big announcement: Coke Studio Season 9 is kicking off from August 13!

*Wooohooo*

Meanwhile, the ad got us like...

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COMMENTS (9)

"sara" | 7 years ago | Reply @sara: No one noticed "sara", except you, and there is hardly anything to notice anyway. I say "sara" because I think you are probably a dude. Only a dude, a very very frustrated one, would be looking that closely.And if you are not a dude, then I don't even know what to say...
Nargis | 7 years ago | Reply Am I the only one whose not a fan of the advert? By the way I'm a huge Umair Jaswal and Meesha Shafi fan but seriously...? No... :(
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