Haroon's recreation of 'Dil Se Maine Dekha Pakistan' is his Independence Day gift to the country

The hit song still has the same impact that it did back in 2003


Entertainment Desk August 10, 2017

With Pakistan's 70th Independence Day just round the corner, singer Haroon has surprised us with a revamped version of his national hit Dil Se.

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Lyrics like Dil se maine dekha Pakistan, Jan se mera dharti par emaan still envoke patriotism and nationalistic sentiments - just like they did when the song was released back in 2003. While the original video recreated images of Partition, celebrating the sacrifices made to build our country, the new visuals are also equally good.

Watch the 2003 version here:


The composition features Javed Bashir, Farhan Bohra and Muniba Mazari. A few seconds into the video, a banner labelled "Dil Se Pakistan" and a pin-hole camera labelled "Heroes of Pakistan" prop up.

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The video pays  tribute to national legends of Pakistan as the pin-hole camera flashes images of our revered personalities, starting from Abdul Sattar Edhi, followed by Malala Yousafzai and male and female cricket champions.

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It also shows images of beautiful landscapes, from mountain peaks to desserts and national monuments and heritage sites.

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With Pakistan having become champions of the ICC  trophy in June, the spirit of nationalism seems exceptionally high this time around.



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COMMENTS (3)

junaid | 6 years ago | Reply Sitting in Germany, I got goose bumps watching this video! Thank you for showing Malala and the other amazing Pakistani women who have brought honour to the country. It's important to build a positive image to counter the increasing honour killings of women.
saad | 6 years ago | Reply Good, nice try!
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