Ali Sethi, Shae Gill's hit track 'Pasoori' enters Global Top Music Video charts on YouTube
Ali Sethi's 'Pasoori' proved that art has no boundaries
Ali Sethi and Shae Gill’s globally recognized song Pasoori has made it's way to global top music video’s chart on YouTube.
Producer Coke Studio Season 14 Zulfiqar J Khan announced this phenomenal achievement. He posted a screenshot of the music video on his Instagram and wrote: “We just entered the @youtube Global Top Music Video charts. We were wanting/rooting for this. But didn’t know it would happen. But it did. It did today after almost 10 months of the song’s release.”
“What a blessing. We can only be grateful. Thank you universe. Thank you people/listeners - you are our community. You all are our people. Mubarik ho.”
The news made each and every Pakistani including the fans, viewers and the celebrities feel proud over achieving this tremendous milestone.
Singers Talal Qureshi commented wrote: “Yehi tou”along with a heart emoji. Meanwhile, the Laiyaan Laiyaan singer Goher Mumtaz also commented: “Awesome”.
Song Pasoori from Coke Studio Season 14 became a global hit. The song has been loved all around the world including India. Pasoori proved that art has no boundaries.
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