Watch: Men sing Sonu Nigam's hit song on crowded Mumbai local, singer's response will warm your heart
Life in Mumbai can be a whirlwind of high rents, cramped spaces, and constant crowds, but sometimes the city's true charm emerges in the most unexpected places. A recent viral video captures passengers on a crowded Mumbai local train singing with joy, offering a beautiful escape from everyday stress!
Steering away from the daily grind, a group of commuters on a Mumbai local train transformed their ordinary journey into an unforgettable musical experience with an impromptu rendition of Sonu Nigam's iconic 1997 hit, "Yeh Dil Deewana" from Shah Rukh Khan's Pardes.?
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The heartwarming video of this spontaneous performance quickly went viral, catching the attention of the singer himself.
The video starts with a traveller in a blue shirt serenading fellow passengers with the melodious strains of "Yeh Dil Deewana."?
As his voice fills the crowded train, other passengers can't help but join in, creating a vibrant and harmonious chorus.?
The scene becomes even more lively as the camera pans to reveal an elderly man tapping the wall of the train like a tabla, adding a beat to the impromptu jam session.?
Shared on Instagram with the caption, "Art finds its place everywhere," the video captures the joy and camaraderie of the moment.
Sonu Nigam, the renowned singer behind the song, was touched by the video and commented, "How beautiful... Gives me such happiness."
The video sparked a wave of comments from others too, with one user writing, "Coke Studio ?? Train Studio ??," playfully suggesting that this spontaneous performance was even better than a professional studio session.?
Another commenter observed, "This is how fast men become friends," highlighting the instant connections formed through shared musical joy.
Content creator Arun Singh, who goes by @myjhumroo on Instagram, couldn't resist sharing his own excitement: "Why can't I stop my feet from tapping?"
Actor-singer Sushant Divgikr also joined the conversation, expressing his delight: "Lovely to see them having so much fun and as a result entertaining fellow passengers. Bless them abundantly and may their vibe attract more and more people to be authentic and free to express themselves through art."
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