¡®O Bhai Maaro Mujhe¡¯, Netizens On Pakistan¡¯s Viral Ayesha Collaborating With India¡¯s CJ Dhillon
Is ¡®Mera Dil Ye Pukaare Aaja¡¯ still on our Instagram feeds? Well maybe for some, the song¡¯s recent circulation went on from entertaining to irritating, but it has definitely ended up helping the Pakistani girl Ayesha. Ayesha who danced to the remix version of this Lata Mangeshkar song and went viral is all set to feature in a project with India¡¯s CJ Dhillon.
Ayesha, who dressed in green and danced at her best friend's wedding, is going places after becoming a viral sensation.
After landing as a guest on Nida Yasir¡¯s Pakistani morning show, Ayesha backed three modelling gigs last week. One of which was by the mainstream brand Astore for the promotion of their abayas and handbags. Interestingly, the green mehndi dress that Ayesha wore in her viral dance video is on auction for Rs 3 lac.
As soon as the poster featuring the duo was released, netizens made their comment section a laughter ride. See some reactions here:-
Who is CJ Dhillon?
CJ Dhillon is an Indian Entrepreneur, singer, investor, YouTuber and founder of Slay King (a Clothing Brand Company). Originally named Charanjeet Singh Dhillon, this social media personality resides in Chandigarh. This 22-year-old model and fashion enthusiast is new to the world of music albums.
Bollywood superstar Madhuri Dixit also recreated Ayesha¡¯s viral video and we can say she just raised the level. See here:-
Well, doesn¡¯t Ayesha remind us of Pakistan¡¯s ¡®Pawry Ho Rahi Hai¡¯ girl Dananeer Mobeen?
Dananeer Mobeen went viral quite some time back for her accent-filled pronunciation. She became an overnight internet sensation after posting a clip featuring her friends in which she said, "Yeh humaari car hai, aur yeh hum hai. Aur yeh humari pawri ho rahi hai (This is our car, and this is us. And we are having a party)."
Soon after that Indian musician Yashraj Mukhate created a mashup of it and the result was another trending video. Here¡¯s a throwback of it:-
Speaking about the reception, Dananeer Mobeen told BBC Urdu back then, "We were having fun and listening to music when I suddenly took my phone out and made the video. The rest is history. I am so happy that my light-hearted video is also being enjoyed across the border, especially at a time when there is a lot of tension and polarisation in the world.¡±
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