In a recent episode of Shamani’s podcast, Bollywood’s celebrated playback singer Sunidhi Chauhan Raj expressed high praise for the diversity of Pakistani music, with a particular focus on the Coke Studio track “Turri Jandi.”
Chauhan took the opportunity to highlight the vibrant contributions of Pakistani musicians to global music, underscoring the shared cultural bonds between India and Pakistan.
Chauhan reflected on the strong connection between the two countries, noting similarities in language, cuisine, and customs.
“I believe we have a lot in common. I have had the pleasure of working with many talented artists from Pakistan,” she remarked. Her admiration extended to the influential role Pakistani music has played internationally, attributing its success to the genuine passion and dedication of its creators.
The singer was especially enthusiastic about Coke Studio, emphasizing her appreciation for the track “Turri Jandi,” performed by Hasan Raheem and Shazia Manzoor. She praised both the song and its accompanying video, describing them as transformative. “The creativity behind the ‘Turri Jandi’ video is exceptional. It’s incredibly beautiful and classy. The conceptualization is truly remarkable,” Chauhan enthused.
Chauhan’s admiration also extended to the broader impact of Coke Studio, recognizing the show’s role in showcasing Pakistani talent on a global stage. “The song itself is fantastic, but the video elevates it even further. It’s a perfect example of how Pakistani artists blend innovation with tradition,” she added.
Her comments highlight a shared cultural and artistic heritage between India and Pakistan, celebrating the achievements of Pakistani musicians and fostering a sense of unity and mutual respect within the international music community.
Sunidhi Chauhan’s recognition of “Turri Jandi” and Coke Studio illustrates the ongoing dialogue and admiration between the music industries of both nations.
