What did Karan Johar say about Chahat Fateh Ali Khan video copying Bollywood song 'Toba Toba'?
Renowned Indian filmmaker Karan Johar has weighed in on the viral video featuring Chahat Fateh Ali Khan's rendition of the song "Toba Toba." This song has sparked conversations online due to its similarities with a popular Bollywood track of the same name, originally sung by Karan Ajjola.
Chahat Fateh Ali Khan's 'Toba Toba'
Chahat Fateh Ali Khan recently released his version of "Toba Toba," which has garnered significant attention on social media. The song is noted for its resemblance to the Bollywood version performed by Karan Ajjola, which features actor Vicky Kaushal. The Bollywood rendition gained popularity not only for its catchy tune but also for Kaushal's energetic dance moves.
The song's popularity led to influencers from both Pakistan and India creating reels and sharing them on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, further amplifying its reach.
Karan Johar's Reaction
Karan Johar took to social media to express his thoughts on Chahat Fateh Ali Khan's version. He shared a video clip from journalist Murtaza Ali Shah’s Instagram story, showcasing Khan's performance of "Tooba Toba." Johar praised the song, calling it a "must-watch" for fans. His endorsement has added credibility to the track, encouraging more listeners to check it out.
Additionally, Karan Ajjola, the original singer and composer of the Bollywood version, publicly supported Chahat's rendition, indicating a spirit of camaraderie in the industry.
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Impact on Social Media
Following Karan Johar's endorsement, the post featuring Chahat Fateh Ali Khan's performance went viral. Many users flocked to comment on Karan's post, showing their appreciation and sharing their thoughts about the song. The interaction between these artists has fostered a positive dialogue around creativity and inspiration in the music industry.
Conclusion
Karan Johar’s reaction to Chahat Fateh Ali Khan’s rendition of "Toba Toba" highlights the interconnectedness of the music and film industries across borders. With his endorsement, the song is likely to gain even more traction, bridging the gap between Indian and Pakistani artists.
