I need to clarify that India and Pakistan were the same country till 1947. They separated at the end of British rule due to difference in religion and political issues that arise with it. They have very similar culture, music and art except the bit of impact of religion in all the above. Due to very similar spoken languages in both countries, the entertainment industries are interchangeably popular on both sides. So technically this song is not trying to take influence from Bollywood, it is straight up Pakistani culture. Fun fact: Also this song is in Punjabi which is language spoken in the Punjab province. Both countries have the province of Punjab with the same name since they distributed the area into two at partition.
How is that when most of the Pakistani population are Muslims? Do they wear saris and know traditional Indian dances too? I'm curious if that is prevalent there too?
@@friya196 of course it is. Culture and art has nothing to do with religion. The families that practiced art like traditional singing and dancing still do it and keep the art alive. Also yes some religious families such as my own doesn’t but not all Hindu families practice such things. And it also comes down to personal liking and taste. As for sari, it is a dress and has less to do with religion. The tradition is lost now but sari was a dress that women in India wore after their marriage. It used to differentiate married women from unmarried ones who used to wear simple clothing like shalwar Kameez or Kurtas. My family was one of those Muslim families that migrated from India at partition so saris are very common dressing in weddings and other formal events. Though have become less popular in casual clothing.
@@sunflower590 I'm sorry but practicing something doesn't make it originate from there. And just a little bit of research tells me how most Pakistani families have renounced saris bcos they are "indian". It can't really be counted as the part of "culture" of a country when most people have renounced it.
@@friya196 Indian and Pakistani people are from a similar ethnicity. And the 'indian culture ' you see is actually a combination of Pakistani and Indian culture. Originating from the Hindu and Mughal rule. So according to your statement everything hindu is indian so everything muslim should be Pakistani. Then why does india portray Mughal muslim art and culture as its own. Also sari is an openly wore dress in Pakistan and I don't know who revoked it. It is a weird example, not in context but if American's and British both speak english and wear similar clothes then that means American's are copying the British you say. The creators of the regions art are divided between the two countries and are maintaining the art in the two countries, I doubt anyone is even creating classical art on India also. I don't know where you are from but please educate yourself on the history and ethnicities of India if you are interested. Please don't jump to conclusions. A lot of Hindu and Sikh history is originated in Pakistan and vice versa for India. They were the same people before but with the Muslim invasion and then the muslim rule, they converted to islam. The Muslim of Indo Pak did not drop from the sky.
@@sunflower590 Im not saying that. I'm telling you what your own people are saying LMAO. Again you don't understand what the partition caused and how th cultures have diversed vastly. Claiming something as "original" which the whole comment section is doing isn't feasible with at all. How do u claim such a "diverse" culture partly originating from India as "original pakistani" is baffling to me especially since Pakistan barely has any important minorities. Creators of regional art/dances is not divided cos we actually KNOW from where they originated. Dont go gaslighting me. While we acknowledge our mughal emperors, yall are denouncing anything which could relate to India and "hindus". We are not the same.
It's a piece of art all about those people who are alone in the world and waiting for someone special but no one come and cheer them but still don't lose hope 😔😔😔😔😔😔
As Pakistan and India used to be subcontinent so we share a lot of clothing and culture and music themes... Thats why the woman in the beginning was wearing a Saree which is a dress worn both in India and Pakistan
It's Pakistan🇵🇰 Music. It's Coke studio Pakistan. Pakistan and India was one country before 1947 . In 1947 Pakistan got independence. Pakistan 95% Muslim Majority country. Pakistan national language is Urdu. Indian official language is Hindi. Both are 70 % similar ( I mean the grammar and superficial vocabs are similar so it's easy to understand each other by both nations. Urdu script is like Arabic. Script in writing✍️ Urdu is very poetic language which makes it very sweet in hearing and talking. With vast range of vocabs. Urdu is influenced by ( Persian and little bit Turkish and Arabic) But the grammar used in Urdu is not like Persian. Some vocabs are similar to Persian. Hindi is influenced by ( Sanskrit and Urdu ) Bsc most Hindi speaking people mixed both Hindi and urdu and called Hindi language. Bsc they pronounced some urdu words wrong.its become common that they even didn't know which words are they using is urdu or Hindi. Like words flower is Phool, some will pronounce fhool . BCS some sounds that are in Urdu is not in Hindi alphabet. So we can easily tell some words they use in daily life or Bollywood songs are not Hindi words. And used highly Urdu words in Bollywood songs. And name song Hindi. Pure Urdu is hard for Hindi speaking to fully understand. There is many local languages spoken in Both India and Pakistan. The local language which both The nation's share in common is " Punjabi language " . And this song is 70% Punjabi and 30% Urdu
If want to Check Pakistan artists songs🇵🇰🇵🇰 ( not just Coke studio) 1- Asim Azhar Songs ( Tu jo na mila, Hamrah, soneya, Galat fehmi) 2- Atif Aslam songs ( Ajnabi MV, chale to Kat hi jaiga MV, Rafta Rafta MV, Dil jalane ki baat song suficore) 3- Young Stunners songs ( Why not meri jaan, Afsanay) 4- Rap demon songs ( Hum, Why not meri jaan Rap Demon ) 5- Aima baig ( Teriyaan) 6- Soch band songs ( Mein Tera Hoon , Dushman e jaan slow version, Bharas slow version) 7- Bayaan band songs ( Teri tasveer, din dhalay, faryaad MVs) 8- Ali Zafar songs ( sajna door full video song, Pheli si muhabat unplugged version , Chan ve full video song)
QoFyReacts, if you like this, I recommend that you watch arijit singh with his soulful performance 6th royal stag mirchi music awards. Let me know if you like it. There are other videos that I can recommend for you if you are up for it.
Pakistan and India speak Urdu/Hindi languages which are very close in many ways in words, slangs and dialect somewhat similar to the differences/variations amongst American, British, Australian or South African English spoken in these countries. Get it my boy CoFy. 🫠
It is totally Pakistani, song composition and One-Take Live recording. As for dance, it is 'kathak' dance, common in both Pakistan and India.
Thank you
it's actually bharatnatyam
But pakistan belongs to India. So it's Indian too.
@@mynk_rjpt oh shut up. Nothing belongs to nobody, we were one country once so the culture is very intertwined.
Hope that Last Katthak dancer is Alive 😇
Your reaction is a mood in and of itself! ♥️
Yay, thank you!
This was so beautiful. Thank you for reacting to this gorgeous music. You're the best QoFy ❤️🎶✨💗🔥
You're the best!
I need to clarify that India and Pakistan were the same country till 1947. They separated at the end of British rule due to difference in religion and political issues that arise with it. They have very similar culture, music and art except the bit of impact of religion in all the above.
Due to very similar spoken languages in both countries, the entertainment industries are interchangeably popular on both sides. So technically this song is not trying to take influence from Bollywood, it is straight up Pakistani culture.
Fun fact: Also this song is in Punjabi which is language spoken in the Punjab province. Both countries have the province of Punjab with the same name since they distributed the area into two at partition.
How is that when most of the Pakistani population are Muslims? Do they wear saris and know traditional Indian dances too? I'm curious if that is prevalent there too?
@@friya196 of course it is. Culture and art has nothing to do with religion. The families that practiced art like traditional singing and dancing still do it and keep the art alive. Also yes some religious families such as my own doesn’t but not all Hindu families practice such things. And it also comes down to personal liking and taste.
As for sari, it is a dress and has less to do with religion. The tradition is lost now but sari was a dress that women in India wore after their marriage. It used to differentiate married women from unmarried ones who used to wear simple clothing like shalwar Kameez or Kurtas. My family was one of those Muslim families that migrated from India at partition so saris are very common dressing in weddings and other formal events. Though have become less popular in casual clothing.
@@sunflower590 I'm sorry but practicing something doesn't make it originate from there. And just a little bit of research tells me how most Pakistani families have renounced saris bcos they are "indian". It can't really be counted as the part of "culture" of a country when most people have renounced it.
@@friya196 Indian and Pakistani people are from a similar ethnicity. And the 'indian culture ' you see is actually a combination of Pakistani and Indian culture. Originating from the Hindu and Mughal rule. So according to your statement everything hindu is indian so everything muslim should be Pakistani. Then why does india portray Mughal muslim art and culture as its own.
Also sari is an openly wore dress in Pakistan and I don't know who revoked it.
It is a weird example, not in context but if American's and British both speak english and wear similar clothes then that means American's are copying the British you say.
The creators of the regions art are divided between the two countries and are maintaining the art in the two countries, I doubt anyone is even creating classical art on India also.
I don't know where you are from but please educate yourself on the history and ethnicities of India if you are interested. Please don't jump to conclusions.
A lot of Hindu and Sikh history is originated in Pakistan and vice versa for India. They were the same people before but with the Muslim invasion and then the muslim rule, they converted to islam. The Muslim of Indo Pak did not drop from the sky.
@@sunflower590 Im not saying that. I'm telling you what your own people are saying LMAO. Again you don't understand what the partition caused and how th cultures have diversed vastly. Claiming something as "original" which the whole comment section is doing isn't feasible with at all. How do u claim such a "diverse" culture partly originating from India as "original pakistani" is baffling to me especially since Pakistan barely has any important minorities. Creators of regional art/dances is not divided cos we actually KNOW from where they originated. Dont go gaslighting me. While we acknowledge our mughal emperors, yall are denouncing anything which could relate to India and "hindus". We are not the same.
Pakistan a land of soulful singers...
😂😂😂😂
Coke studio Pakistan is blessed.
it's coke studio Pakistan and season 14 is showcasing new Pakistani talent and legends of Pakistan and taking Pakistani music to new heights
It's a piece of art all about those people who are alone in the world and waiting for someone special but no one come and cheer them but still don't lose hope 😔😔😔😔😔😔
Pakistan. Land of poetry....
A lot of love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ♥ 😍
This is one of my favorite ones so far from season 14 🙂🙂
This is Coke studio Pakistan next level.
Coke studio Pakistan is blessed 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
That instrument used is a Baglama its founded from Turkey
Another banger reaction to banger music ♥️
This isn't indian, it's ALL pakistani.
not, its only pakistani music and artist in coke studio
Coke studio Pakistan a music from heaven 👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👼👼
Pakistan a land of talent.
As Pakistan and India used to be subcontinent so we share a lot of clothing and culture and music themes... Thats why the woman in the beginning was wearing a Saree which is a dress worn both in India and Pakistan
Thanks!
Wow Rose
Finally the reaction I was looking for...
Best reaction video ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great reaction 😊🤩
So Awesome song
That instrument is Daf ,"Pakistan National instrument "
This is pure Pakistani song you are watching Coke studio Pakistan..... next level.....
Coke Studio Pakistan season 14 is fire 🔥
Pakistan a land of musicians.
Dude.. you thoroughly enjoyed this song..
It's Pakistan🇵🇰 Music.
It's Coke studio Pakistan.
Pakistan and India was one country before 1947 .
In 1947 Pakistan got independence.
Pakistan 95% Muslim Majority country.
Pakistan national language is Urdu.
Indian official language is Hindi.
Both are 70 % similar ( I mean the grammar and superficial vocabs are similar so it's easy to understand each other by both nations.
Urdu script is like Arabic. Script in writing✍️
Urdu is very poetic language which makes it very sweet in hearing and talking. With vast range of vocabs.
Urdu is influenced by ( Persian and little bit Turkish and Arabic)
But the grammar used in Urdu is not like Persian. Some vocabs are similar to Persian.
Hindi is influenced by ( Sanskrit and Urdu )
Bsc most Hindi speaking people mixed both Hindi and urdu and
called Hindi language.
Bsc they pronounced some urdu words wrong.its become common that they even didn't know which words are they using is urdu or Hindi.
Like words flower is Phool, some will pronounce fhool .
BCS some sounds that are in Urdu is not in Hindi alphabet.
So we can easily tell some words they use in daily life or Bollywood songs are not Hindi words.
And used highly Urdu words in Bollywood songs.
And name song Hindi.
Pure Urdu is hard for Hindi speaking to fully understand.
There is many local languages spoken in Both India and Pakistan.
The local language which both The nation's share in common is
" Punjabi language " .
And this song is 70% Punjabi and 30% Urdu
@@AakashDeep
People use urdu words in Hindi
Call it Hindi.
That's why I am saying
Instrument played first is Banjo and other or secondly played is Rubab.......
please check out more of season 14 it will blow your mind
❤❤❤
Pakistan a land of gems 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎🤩
It's a rubaab. An ancient instrument of our culture
Hello brother ❤ love from PAKISTAN 🇵🇰♥️
This is pure PAKISTANI music. Not Bollywood ) Pakistani artists and music at their best
If want to Check Pakistan artists songs🇵🇰🇵🇰 ( not just Coke studio)
1- Asim Azhar Songs ( Tu jo na mila, Hamrah, soneya, Galat fehmi)
2- Atif Aslam songs ( Ajnabi MV, chale to Kat hi jaiga MV, Rafta Rafta MV, Dil jalane ki baat song suficore)
3- Young Stunners songs ( Why not meri jaan, Afsanay)
4- Rap demon songs ( Hum, Why not meri jaan Rap Demon )
5- Aima baig ( Teriyaan)
6- Soch band songs ( Mein Tera Hoon , Dushman e jaan slow version, Bharas slow version)
7- Bayaan band songs ( Teri tasveer, din dhalay, faryaad MVs)
8- Ali Zafar songs ( sajna door full video song, Pheli si muhabat unplugged version , Chan ve full video song)
bro you should react on muazziz saarif coke studio season 14 by the greatest rapper of Pakistan his rhymes will amaze you for sure
Plz react coke studio pakiatan season 15
This song is in Punjabi and Urdu languages.....
Brother i guess you missed Phir Milenge from Coke Studio Season 14. Go for it. That's unique
React to kana yaari coke studio
Plzzzz more reaction coke studio songs st 1( phir mely gy ) reaction very fast plzzz bro
Please react to another song from this season of coke studio. It's called "Peechay Hutt". It is really gooddd
Each n every thing bekongs to Pakistan in this song .no Bollywood is there man
Cool
Coke studio songs are all Pakistani songs
From Pakistan And song is in Urdu
It was a mandolin.
🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Please check out ‘’muaziz sarif ‘’from coke studio season 14
This is my first comment I love BTS but Pakistan zindabad❤️❤️
it's all Pakistani music
Plz react to
Banware coke studio
Muaziz Saarif Coke studio
Pakistan product precisely live...
This is pakistani music totally without any doubt....Now, check your information 😏😏
I love pakistan
QoFyReacts, if you like this, I recommend that you watch arijit singh with his soulful performance 6th royal stag mirchi music awards. Let me know if you like it. There are other videos that I can recommend for you if you are up for it.
Pakistani!
its indian
Pakistan and India speak Urdu/Hindi languages which are very close in many ways in words, slangs and dialect somewhat similar to the differences/variations amongst American, British, Australian or South African English spoken in these countries.
Get it my boy CoFy. 🫠