This video of Atif Aslam and Sonu Nigam performing together will blow you away

Duo's tribute to music legends Jagjit Singh, Mohammad Rafi and Reshma will give you goosebumps


Entertainment Desk September 11, 2015
Duo's tribute to music legends Jagjit Singh, Mohammad Rafi and Reshma will give you goosebumps. PHOTO: SCREENGRAB

Atif Aslam and Sonu Nigam are two irreplaceable powerhouses when it comes to singing and their latest live performance paying tribute to music legends of India and Pakistan will give you goosebumps.

The two united to perform at a packed arena in Dubai on Thursday night.

The crowd was left mesmerised when the two took the stage to perform a duet. They began their act by singing iconic ghazal Hothon Se Chhu Lo Tum by Jagjit Singh.

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The two also crooned timeless tunes of Mohammad Rafi and Reshma. Sonu looked overwhelmed when Atif took the limelight.

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Atif worked his magic on Mohammad Rafi's popular song Din Dhal Jaye from the 60s hit film Guide.

The audience quietly swayed to the tunes as Sonu proceeded with Reshma's famous song Lambi Judai.

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Their duet definitely hit the jackpot and had everyone bewitched. The two singers crooned popular 70s track Kya Hua Tera Wada -- originally sung by Mohammad Rafi for film Hum Kisise Kum Naheen.

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Earlier at a press conference, both singers claimed that they stand united to promote peace between India and Pakistan and are against the ongoing ban policies.

Read: Atif Aslam, Sonu Nigam unite in bid to promote peace between India and Pakistan

They believe that people of the two countries should “leave politics for those who play the game”.

Read: Atif Aslam regales his Delhi 'aadeez'

“There should never be any lines or demarcations in the creative field. Art and music transcend such petty politics,” said Atif at a press conference, reported  Emirates 24/7.

Read: In harmony: Amjad Sabri throws weight behind Atif Aslam

“Which is why both, Sonu and myself, we are united in our decision to perform together, as one unit. Audiences in Dubai will not be seeing two solo concerts on one stage tonight; they will see us performing largely together as a tribute to India and Pakistan,” he added.

COMMENTS (4)

Farid ahmed | 9 years ago | Reply Your comment that indian society is more liberal bec.of educatoin curiculam ,you may be right for a limited section of people. But lot more people are uneducated and so extremist. People here and in india,barring few exceptions are almost same. A major handicap that india is suffering ,sore relations with Pakistan, that more often their religious hawks come in to power and hence the relations further detoriate
Syed Abdul Fattah Shah | 9 years ago | Reply I have seen your message that good and information of all costumers.
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