Viral Video: Bihar boy becomes overnight internet sensation, gives Bhojpuri twist to ‘Pasoori’
Viral Video: Amarjeet Jaikar, a talented singer from Bihar who rose to fame overnight after a video of him singing the popular Bollywood song ‘Dil De Diya Hai’ went viral on social media.
Since then, Amarjeet’s popularity has only continued to grow. Now, he has again showed his skills and he dropped a new video which is going rounds on internet. Amarjeet Jaikar in his new video gave Bhojpuri twist to Ali Sethi’s Pasoori. Yes, you read it right!
Passori bhojpuri version ❤️ shayad accha lagega kuch alg sa likha hu aur gaaya hu #Amarjeetjaikar #bhojpuri #Bollywood pic.twitter.com/N7RTu3sioi — Amarjeet Jaikar (@AmarjeetJaikar3) April 27, 2023
He captioned the video as “Pasoori bhojpuri version shayad accha lagega kuch alg sa likha hu aur gaaya hu (I think you guys will like it, I have written something different and sang it differently as well).” While the rhythm and music of the song remains the same, the lyrics are in Bhojpuri.
Amarjeet gave a new flavor to the globally hit song ‘Pasoori’, with his incredible skills the Bhojpuri version of ‘Pasoori’ is getting thumps up worldwide.
Since being shared on Thursday, the video has garnered more than 1 lakh views, 194,1K views, more than 6K likes and 5,507 likes and more than 6,000 retweets.
Users loved the rendition and dropped praises and heart emojis to express their admiration.
Everybody praised his singing skills in the comments section. “Best performance,” a user wrote.
The comments section was replete with words like “superb”, “brilliant” and “fantastic”, 'Really fantastic to see you growing bro....wish you the best.''
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Notably, Coke Studio Pakistan's season 14 superhit song 'Pasoori' made waves across the globe when it was released in February 2022. The beautiful song, crooned by Ali Sethi and Shae Gill was widely appreciated for its visual appeal, melodious music, and soulful lyrics. It's been more than a year since its release, but the craze of 'Pasoori' is far from over.
- With inputs from agencies
