Sachin Tendulkar Spotlights Kashmiri Artistry: Video Of Man Playing 'Jamal Kudu' Goes Viral

Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, presently enjoying a vacation in Jammu and Kashmir accompanied by his family, has just unveiled a captivating video showcasing a gifted artist skillfully playing the celebrated melody "Jamal Kudu" on the traditional Rabab instrument.??

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The video commences with breathtaking views of Kashmir's Dal Lake and the majestic snow-capped mountains. As the clip progresses, a young musician skillfully performs "Jamal Kudu" from the movie 'Animal', capturing the attention and admiration of those around him, including Sachin Tendulkar, Sara Tendulkar, and Anjali Tendulkar.

"Never a dull moment at Dal Lake. Talent is everywhere in our country. You just need to have an eye for it. Could you guess the song?" Tendulkar wrote in the caption.

Since its posting, the video has garnered over eight lakh views and 36,000 likes on X.?"Lovely. India is so rich in culture and natural resources. Love it," remarked a user.

"What a talent. And also, what a view. Definitely one of the most memorable experiences of my life," expressed another.

A third comment read, "Our Srinagar Dal lake. The majestic Zabarwan mountains.."?Another admirer added, "beautiful! both Kashmir and what you are doing sir."

?A few days prior, the Little Master engaged in a game of gully cricket with locals in Gulmarg.?Amidst the picturesque surroundings, Tendulkar played an over, capturing the essence of the location.?

Sharing the moment on social media, he posted a video of the game, including a challenge to the bowler to dismiss him on the last ball, even holding his bat upside down. However, the bowler couldn't defeat the cricketer, who defended the last ball with the bat's handle.

Additionally, he visited the Aman Setu bridge — the last point on the Line of Control in the Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir. During his hour-long visit, Tendulkar interacted with soldiers at the Kaman Post near Aman Setu, as reported by officials.

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