Korean Man Sings Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani's 'Kabira' At An Indian Wedding, Leaves Desis Stumped
Desis witnessed the same again when a Korean man spent an entire month learning a Bollywood song that he later performed at an Indian wedding leaving everyone stumped. He sang Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani's Kabira at an Indian wedding.
When Kili Paul and his sibling Neema lip-synched Bollywood songs, they generated buzz in India. To see people from other countries appreciating and loving Indian music is always a nice feeling. Desis witnessed the same again when a Korean man spent an entire month learning a Bollywood song that he later performed at an Indian wedding leaving everyone stumped.
Korean man sings Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani's Kabira at an Indian wedding
A Korean man named Kim Jaehyeon shared a video in which he shared how he prepared for the Rekha Bhardwaj and Tochi Raina song for days before finally performing at this Indian wedding.
He wrote, " I can not speak any Indian languages at all, but to offer my congratulations to the newlywed couple @nishant_gawande1 & @pranjali_77 , I prepared this song. Although I made a lot of mistakes on the stage, I loved and appreciated that everybody likes my singing! Thank you."
People are simply floored at his performance.
"I saw you practising with Piyu even before I started practising my dance? I cannot imagine someone putting so much efforts for a song in our sangeet! You¡¯re a gem of a person @jaehyeon_0610 and we¡¯re lucky to have you in our lives," read a comment.
"Learning on your own, singing so perfectly, adding your notes & the 'Me Ganar Ahe' part, @jaehyeon_0610 I must say, you stole the show".
"The efforts were worth it! You really did well."
"You did amazing Jaehyeon! Its not easy to sing in a language you've not learnt or spoken in!"
"This shows dedication! Another form of showing your love and concern! Some people would not even bother to attempt this because they¡¯re too shy or they have stage fright but it¡¯s great to see him overcome this barrier!"
The Korean man sang really well, didn't he?
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