Pakistani couple recreates Neha Kakkar’s Baarish Mein Tum in new viral video. Singer reacts
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Neha Kakkar shared a video of a Pakistani couple recreating Baarish Mein Tum. The video has over 5 million views.
Neha Kakkar and Rohanpreet Singh have collaborated for a romantic track titled Baarish Mein Tum and it appears that the internet can’t get enough of it, clearly. Neha shared a video of a Pakistani couple recreating her latest song on Instagram. It has over 5 million views.
In the now-viral video, we can see a Pakistani couple lip-syncing to the viral song by Neha and Rohanpreet. The man is making some rotis (flatbreads) while sitting next to the fireplace surrounded by his children. Then his wife wakes up and sees him doing the household chores. The couple’s recreation of the song is absolutely heartwarming.
Watch the video here:
The internet absolutely loved the video and the comments section is replete with heart and love-struck emojis. See some of the comments below:
The couple in the video is from Pakistan and they had initially uploaded the video on TikTok. They also share updates from their day-to-day life on their YouTube channel which is called Saraiki Baba.
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