Sunidhi Chauhan on collaborating with Pakistani artists: " I truly believe we share a lot in...”

Sunidhi Chauhan, renowned for her hit songs like 'Ruki Ruki Si Zindagi,' 'Dhoom Machale,' and 'Beedi,' recently spoke about her experience of working with Pakistani artists. During a chat on Raj Shamani's podcast, she highlighted the deep cultural connections between India and Pakistan. Sunidhi expressed her admiration for Pakistani music and noted the similarities between the two countries in terms of language, appearance, food, and culture. She said in Hindi, “I’ve worked with many talented artists from Pakistan, and I truly believe we share a lot in common. Our languages, looks, and even our food and culture have so much in common.”

No Differences, Just Music

Sunidhi emphasized that there are no real differences between Indian and Pakistani artists. She shared how meeting Pakistani friends abroad in countries like Canada, the US, or the UK always highlight their similarities. “There is no difference. Pakistani music has really taken off because it’s made with so much love and dedication. Their industry is vibrant, and their artists are celebrated widely, both in Pakistan and here in India,” she added.

Praises for Coke Studio Pakistan

Acknowledging the impressive Pakistani music scene, Sunidhi praised the popular show Coke Studio Pakistan, especially the song 'Turi Jandi' by Hassan Raheem and Shazia Mansoor. She expressed her admiration for the passion and dedication that Pakistani artists put into their music. “I was absolutely blown away by the Coke Studio video for 'Turi Jandi.' They do music with such passion. Currently, I’m stunned by a Coke Studio song 'Turi Jandi' by Hassan Raheem and Shazia Mansoor. The way they made the video, it’s unbelievable. The song itself is good, but the video made it better. It’s really lovely. I was truly taken aback,” Sunidhi remarked.

A Flourishing Music Industry

Sunidhi noted that while Pakistan's film industry may not be as large as India's, its music scene is fantastic and incredible. She commended the dedication and love that Pakistani artists pour into their work, which has led to their music gaining popularity and recognition worldwide.

Conclusion

Sunidhi Chauhan's appreciation for Pakistani music and artists highlights the potential for cultural exchange and collaboration between India and Pakistan. Her positive experiences and admiration for the passion in Pakistani music serve as a testament to the power of art in bridging cultural divides.

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