Impressed by Coke Studio fan following, the employees decided to watch some of the songs. PHOTO: SCREENGRAB
Impressed by Coke Studio's fan following, the employees decided to watch some of the famous songs.
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Needless to say, they loved it too.
PHOTO: SCREENGRABSome liked the lyrics of the remake song Afreen Afreen sung by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Momina Mutehsan and as they believed it was very different from the way love and emotions were described in the American pop genre.
PHOTO: SCREENGRABOthers grooved to the catchy beat while listening to Abrar-ul-Haq's Pani Da Bulbula.
PHOTO: SCREENGRABSome liked Mai Dhai's voice and the traditional dress she wore while singing Aankharli Pharookai. "I love her voice," the woman said. "I really like her outfit," the man added.
PHOTO: SCREENGRABA woman had to resort to Urdu to praise Atif Aslam's rendition of Tajdaar-i- Haram, so moved she was left by the message the song conveyed. "Uff, bohat khoobsurat," she said.
One person didn't understand the song Pani Da Bulbula. "I didn't understand the bubble of water." Another said, "Hopefully these are the most fun Pakistani songs I have ever heard."
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Some believe the show features the best singers. "A very high level of musical talent," one said. Others liked it due to the variety of songs.
"I like Coke Studio because it showcases the diversity of Pakistani music," one of them said. It was certainly entertaining to see a man imitate Abrar-ul-Haq's Pani Da Bulbula in his American accent.
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