Watch: Viral video shows Indians and Pakistanis singing 'Jai Ho' and 'Maa Tujhe Salaam' in the UK

Pakistan and India are often seen as two sides of the same coin—sharing a deep historical connection but marked by a complex and often turbulent history. From their shared struggle under British rule to their separation based on religious lines, their past is rich and layered. Yet, despite the deep-seated differences, there are moments when the barriers soften, and mutual support emerges. One such occasion is the period around August 14 and 15, when both nations come together in a shared celebration of their Independence Days, reflecting a moment of unity amidst their storied past.

Recently, a heartwarming video has been making waves online, capturing a moment when India and Pakistan were united through music. The caption noted, "We need each other in these hard times."

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The video, which has garnered widespread attention, shows a musician known as Vish on social media performing AR Rahman's iconic song "Jai Ho" in London.?

Accompanied by his guitar, Vish is surrounded by a diverse crowd of people from both India and Pakistan, who join him in singing the song together.

The scene is further enriched by the presence of flags from both countries waving in the air, while many attendees capture the moment on their cameras.?

The musical celebration didn't stop at "Jai Ho"—the crowd also united in singing another of Rahman's powerful tracks, "Maa Tujhe Salaam," creating a display of shared cultural appreciation and solidarity.

In the comments, viewers expressed their admiration for the unity showcased in the video.?

One person highlighted the power of music, saying, "Love the comraderie music can bring!"

?Another commenter emphasised the importance of shared heritage, noting, "Without our own united front we are nothing. Our shared heritage is the richness that ties us together."

An X user added a thoughtful remark, "Divided by UK, United in UK."

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