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An elderly Muslim man sung the title song of Mahabharat, the famous Doordarshan&nbsp;drama.&nbsp;
In a video shared by former election commissioner of India, Dr. S.Y. Quadri, the man can be seen hitting the notes perfectly while also pausing as an indication to blowing the conch.&nbsp;
Soon after the video, captioned, 'Beating the stereotypes!', was uploaded on Twitter, users of the microblogging site became nostalgic.&nbsp;
They recalled the iconic song and TV show while also appreciating the diverse cultural fabric of India.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Watch: Muslim man belts out a rendition of Mahabharat title song

This video of a Muslim man singing the title track of iconic Mahabharata TV show made us nostalgic. Check it out and join us on a trip down this beautiful memory lane.&nbsp;

((PLAY VIDEO FOR 7 SECOND)) Users of social media couldn't stop appreciating this clip of a Muslim man singing the opening track of Mahabharat, the iconic&nbsp;Doordarshan&nbsp;drama.&nbsp; ((BREATHE MORE FROM THE VIDEO))
The video was shared by Dr. S.Y. Quraishi, former election commissioner of India.&nbsp; ((SHOW TWEETS))
People on Twitter, including Digvijaya&nbsp;Singh, former CM of Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh,&nbsp;couldn't stop praising the man&nbsp;
((SPLIT OF TWEETS AND VIDEO)) Some recalled their childhood days of watching Mahabharat&nbsp;and others encouraged to look past religion to the diversity of talent in India, calling it 'the beauty of India'.

In a video shared by Dr. S.Y. Quraishi, former election commissioner of India, a Muslim man can be seen singing the iconic opening track of Mahabharat, the famous Doordarshan drama&nbsp;

An elderly Muslim man sung the title song of Mahabharat, the famous Doordarshan&nbsp;drama and the internet is totally impressed.&nbsp;
In a video shared by former election commissioner of India, Dr. S.Y. Quraishi, the man is seen hitting the notes perfectly while also pausing as an indication to blowing the conch.&nbsp;
Soon after the video, captioned, 'Beating the stereotypes!', was uploaded on Twitter, users of the microblogging site expressed nostalgia.&nbsp;
They recalled the iconic song and TV show while also appreciating the diverse cultural fabric of India.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Composer Vishal Dadlani&nbsp;has received the first&nbsp;dose of Covid-19 vaccination. Sharing the news with fans, the singer-composer tweeted to say that he barely feels any after-effect apart from a sore shoulder. Vishal&nbsp;added&nbsp;science will beat this damned virus!. The composer further urged his fans &amp; followers to go &amp; get vaccinated.
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Vishal Dadlani receives his first shot of Covid-19 vaccine

Vishal Dadlani&nbsp;gets first dose of Covid-19 vaccine Barely felt&nbsp;any after-effect apart from a sore shoulder: Vishal

Composer Vishal Dadlani&nbsp;has received the first&nbsp;dose of Covid-19 vaccine. Sharing the news with fans, the singer-composer tweeted to say that he barely felt&nbsp;any after-effect apart from a sore shoulder. Vishal&nbsp;added&nbsp;science will beat this damned virus!. The composer further urged his fans &amp; followers to go &amp; get vaccinated.
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An artist in Aurangabad whistled to the tune of Manna Dey's 'Aye Meri Zohra Jabeen' and people on the Internet are hooked.
In a clip which is now going viral, artist Yuvraj Patel attempts to whistle the popular song and succeeds effortlessly!
The clip was shared by Dayanand Kamble, Director General of Information and Public Relations, Maharashtra.

Aurangabad artist whistles 'Aye Meri Zohra Jabeen' to perfection

Watch: artist in Aurangabad whistles&nbsp;to the tune of Manna Dey's 'Aye Meri Zohra Jabeen'

An artist in Aurangabad whistled to the tune of Manna Dey's 'Aye Meri Zohra Jabeen' and people on the Internet are hooked.
In a clip which is now going viral, artist Yuvraj Patel attempts to whistle the popular song and succeeds to do it effortlessly!
The clip was shared by Dayanand Kamble, Maharashtra's Director General of Information and Public Relations

Bigg&nbsp;Boss 13 fame&nbsp;Shehnaaz Gill and rapper&nbsp;Badshah's first song is out. Titled 'Fly' the music video features Badshah,&nbsp;Shehnaaz&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Uchana Amit&nbsp;grooving to the peppy beats amid the snow-clad&nbsp;mountains. Shot in Kashmir and the scenic locations are beautifully captured.&nbsp;Penned by Badshah and the music is composed by D Soldierz.
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Watch: Badshah, Shehnaaz Gill's new song 'Fly'

Badshah, Shehnaaz Gill's new song 'Fly' is here!
The tune is pleasant &amp; has a groovy feel to it
Song features&nbsp;Badshah,&nbsp;Shehnaaz&nbsp;&amp; musician&nbsp;Uchana Amit
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Bigg&nbsp;Boss 13 fame&nbsp;Shehnaaz Gill and rapper&nbsp;Badshah's first song is out. Titled 'Fly' the music video features Badshah,&nbsp;Shehnaaz&nbsp;&amp; musician&nbsp;Uchana Amit&nbsp;grooving to the beats of the track. The tune is quite pleasant and also has a groovy feel to it.&nbsp;Penned by Badshah,&nbsp;the music is composed by D Soldierz.
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This little girl and her uncle's duet of 'Let It Go' from the movie Frozen will drive away your mid-week blues! In the video, which is now going viral, Chris can be seeing holding a baseball bat as a mic when Marleigh joins him for the chorus. The duo's performance delighted many on the Internet.

Watch: little girl and her uncle's duet of 'Let It Go'

This little girl and her uncle's duet of 'Let It Go' will cheer you up

This little girl and her uncle's duet of 'Let It Go' from the movie Frozen will drive away your mid-week blues! In the video, which is now going viral, Chris can be seeing holding a baseball bat as a mic when Marleigh joins him for the chorus. The duo's performance delighted many on the Internet.

A soulful rendition of 'Sandese Aate Hain' by two Ladakhi folk artists is winning hearts online.&nbsp;The cover of the song, from the 1997 film&nbsp;'Border',&nbsp;has been shot against the picturesque mountains in Ladakh&nbsp;to honour soldiers on Army Day, on January 15. Bollywood actor Raveena Tandon too re-tweeted the rendition.

Soulful rendition of 'Sandese Aate Hain' by folk artists wins hearts

This soulful rendition of 'Sandese&nbsp;Aate Hai' will give you goosebumps!

A soulful rendition of 'Sandese Aate Hain' by two Ladakhi folk artists is winning hearts online.&nbsp;The cover of the song, from the 1997 film&nbsp;'Border',&nbsp;has been shot against the picturesque mountains in Ladakh&nbsp;to honour soldiers on Army Day, on January 15. Bollywood actor Raveena Tandon too re-tweeted the rendition.
((BREATHE VIDEO WITH UPSOUND&nbsp;OF SONG))

A soulful rendition of 'Sandese Aate Hain' by two Ladakhi folk artists is winning hearts online.&nbsp;The cover of the song, from the 1997 film&nbsp;'Border',&nbsp;has been shot against the picturesque mountains in Ladakh&nbsp;to honour soldiers on Army Day, on January 15. Bollywood actor Raveena Tandon too re-tweeted the rendition.

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