ONLY MASTERPIECES! Latinos react to Top 50 Rahat Fateh Ali Khan Songs (Bollywood & Pakistani)

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Here's what we think of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's top 50 songs in Bollywood and Pakistan

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[devisinghransore]

I have heard nearly 40-42 of these and believe me each one is a hit.

[Eshanadeem]

I am from pakistan and no doubt india has better movies and pakistan has better drama series love them both

[RandomzzOfficial]

Pakistani dramas have a HUGE indian viewership. Bollywood and lollywood are both watched by both countries because we are all 1 and our industries use the same langauge

[MediaSnackpack]

Pakistanis have been following Bollywood movies for many years. Now, many Indians are also watching Pakistani dramas in the same way. And yes, we do understand each other's language almost wholly.

[sania]

Would love for u guys to do a Pakistani bands podcast!!! (You can check out Strings, Kaavish, Bayaan, Vital Signs, Jal, EP, Junoon)

[GRbadgami]

Indians love pakistani drama currently the drama #kabhimai kabhitum is trending in india

[CalmSoul.]

Indians watch both Dramas and Music... Coke studio Pakistan, Hum Channel and many YouTube channels & other ways we are connected in many ways... Especially since the Pakistani dramas are short and have very good storyline and Urdu and Hindi is similar we watch them a lot...

[AsaanWork]

Indian dramas are like 🎢 rollercoasters—you never know when you'll hit the next plot twist! One minute, someone’s in a coma 😴, the next minute they’re back with a new face (thanks to plastic surgery 🏥) and a thirst for revenge. And let’s not forget those epic slow-motion stares 👀 that last longer than my phone’s battery on 5%!

ChatGPT 😂😂😂

[deeprajsingh]

Rip Ratan Tata sir. We lost a real ratan of bharat

[Itskainat__]

As a pakistani we have watched bollywood movies more than indians 😂And i dont know about indians but recently they are into pakistani serials

[saism]

I highly recommend the last song that showed up, Sanson Ki Mala covered by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. The whole thing is emotional as the video is a tribute to his uncle, Nusrat.

[ккє-оц]

I am Pakistani but British, so honestly, I like it all, they all remind me of desi culture. I liked watching bollywood movies when I was younger with my siblings, and I watched some (2-3) Pakistani dramas with my parents, and it brought us together. Alot of them seem to be very depressing tho lol.
I watched Indian dramas too when I was little. Some of them made me laugh because a lady would be turning into a snake or a fly, lol. Honestly, it all feels like it's a part of my culture. Like I think alot of desis that are not from their home countries relate and learn about their culture through growing up with bollywood and music and dramas. It's super cool.

[ahwakwani]

Definitely *AWARI Nescafe basement*
*CHITHI NA KOYI SANDESH by JAGJIT SINGH* (lyrics+ story= emotional)
*LAGA CHUNARI MAI DAAG* ( movie- dil hi to hai)
*YEH DUNIYA AGAR MIL* (movie-pyaasa-1957)

Believe me the above mentioned pieces are masterpieces written with pain and execucted with utmost intensity... Dont miss any of them. U will be losing diamonds in search of Gold specially the Last one

[Fizzajafriii]

pakistani dramas are extremely popular in India and bollywood is loved by most Pakistanis. New pakistani drama "kabhi main kabhi tum" has been a blockbuster hit in India and Pakistan both because Hindi and Urdu are basically very similar and u can understand mostly EVERYTHING the other person is saying be it hindi or urdu

[AsaanWork]

"Indian dramas are like the ultimate endurance test. You start watching one episode, and the next thing you know, it’s five years later, the main character has survived 37 near-death experiences, 18 marriages, and still somehow finds time for dramatic slow-motion eyelash blinks. Honestly, the suspense of 'Will they ever end?' is more intense than the plot itself!"
😂😂

[rani.maharani]

8:28 "Songs that play with the strings of your heart"
Listening to ZAROORI THA (the first song) always makes me cry 😭😭💔💔💔
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

[AsaanWork]

Indian dramaas have more plot twists than a bowl of noodles! Characters come back from the dead more often than my Wi-Fi reconnects, and one misunderstanding can last longer than my new year’s resolutions. I mean, who needs time travel movies when you have a single flashback episode that can take up an entire week! 😂

[saism]

If you want emotional, please do "Awari" by Soch on Nescafé Basement 2012. The song also has a version with Momina sung for the Bollywood movie Ek Villain. But nothing hits like the Nescafe version for me.

[jenniferlaurene]

For like a deep sad vibes love song I would recommend "ISHQ" by Faheem Abdulla (from Kashmir, India) ❤ It's a GEM 😭

[kendalsimp]

i' here just to see waleskas pretty outfit in every video. she is just