Pakistani bride and groom dance to Harrdy Sandhu’s Kya Baat Ay. Viral video
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A video of a Pakistani bride and groom dancing to Harrdy Sandhu’s Kya Baat Ay has gone crazy viral on social media. The video was initially shared by the couple on their respective Instagram accounts.
A video that has now gone viral on social media features a bride and groom from Pakistan dancing together on their wedding day. The couple can be seen dancing to Harrdy Sandhu’s Kya Baat Ay in the viral video. They are beautifully coordinating their steps as they dance in front of their family and friends on a stage. The bride and groom have been identified as Anum Hassan and Mohammed Sheharyar, respectively. The video was initially shared by the couple on their respective Instagram accounts and later it was posted by several other pages on social media.
In the now-viral video, Anum and Sheharyar can be seen perfectly coordinating their steps and the couple is a sight to behold. Their family members and friends can be seen cheering for them as they perform on their wedding day. "Kya baat hai. Yes I did forget some steps, but it's all good (sic)," Mohammed Sheharyar wrote sharing the video on Instagram
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