Zayn Malik: Ex-One Direction's Urdu hit ‘Tu Hai Kahan' leaves millions longing for more
Monday, January 15, 2024
English heart breaker Zayn Malik, who is known to the world for his sweet vocals in English, has now tried his singing grit by warbling a Urdu language love melody — and clearly, the fans can't get enough of it.
Working together with the Pakistani band "Aur", Zayn highlights in the redo of their well known hit "Tu Hai Kahan" which has in excess of 95 million perspectives on YouTube.
In any case, the redo as well, has gotten huge applause from fans as the melody has accumulated more than 3.5 million perspectives on the video-sharing stage.
Communicating his perspectives on his experience of singing Urdu verses, the 31-year-old — a previous individual from the well known teen pop band One Bearing — told BBC in a meeting that he cherished the melody and trusted that fans would cherish the joint effort after he carried some of himself to the version.
This isn't whenever Zayn first has displayed his vocals in Urdu, as the English artist — who rose to notoriety after his music profession started off through One Bearing following his appearance on the English television music contest "The X Component" in 2010 — recently remembered Urdu verses for his track "Tightrope", from his 2021 collection "No one is Tuning in".
Out Now! Tu Hai Kahan (feat. ZAYN)
— AUR (@AURmusic__) January 12, 2024
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The cooperation can't be named surprising as the English artist — who was brought up in Bradford — has Pakistani roots as his dad moved to the UK from the South Asian country.
This is the means by which the fans responded to Zayn's coordinated effort with the Pakistani band.
"This is an incredible motion by Zayn by teaming up with these youths and making their tune substantially more famous than it was [...] Zayn joint effort gave it those additional wings and wind to it," remarked a fan.
In the mean time, one more named the tune a "magnum opus" and said thanks to the English craftsman for empowering the skilled Pakistani specialists.
"This collab will be my solace tune for quite a while," composed a X client.
"Zayn stans will perpetually esteem this tune. We really value you for getting this going," said another.
While certain fans were "stunned" to perceive how smoothly Zayn figured out how to sing Urdu verses.
"Truly outstanding and unforeseen joint efforts [...] genuinely a work of art," a client remarked on the tune.
"Large love [...] gratitude for all the help," Zayn said while responding to the mind-boggling acclaim from the fans.
The coordinated effort among Zayn and Aur — containing Ahad, Usama, and Raffey — mirrors the band's liberal way to deal with music as it accepts that music has no limits, the substance of which is reflected in the tune.
Responding to the worldwide ubiquity and overpowering responses from the fans, the band said they were taking Pakistani music to the world stage and "can hardly hang tight for the world to energy to their music".