Delhi Cop's Beautiful Rendition Of Vicky-Sara's Song 'Phir Aur Kya Chahiye' Wows Netizens
In the viral video shared by Rajat Rathor on his Instagram page, one can see the Delhi cop standing in a place that looks like an underground parking lot of an apartment and singing the song.
Delhi cop Rajat Rathor is popular on the internet for his melodious voice. A video of Rathor singing a soulful rendition of the hit Bollywood number 'Phir Aur Kya Chahiye' from the movie 'Zara Hatke Zara Bachke' featuring Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan has gone viral on the internet.
In the viral video shared by Rajat Rathor on his Instagram page, one can see the Delhi cop standing in a place that looks like an underground parking lot of an apartment. Soon he starts singing the song Phir Aur Kya Chahiye in an extremely melodious voice. Chances are that you too will love it.
"Phir Aur kya chahiye. You all requested me this song so here it is," read the caption of the video shared by Rathor.
The original song has been sung by by Arijit Singh, while the music is composed by Sachin-Jigar.
Since being posted the video has amassed 662,134 likes and tons of comments.
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"no words sir @rajat.rathor.rj just hearing your voice. Tooooooo muchhhhh walaaaa good voice Love you sir....," commented one user after seeing the video.
"There should be a police like this in our area too," wrote another user on the post
"Pehle police waalo se darr lgta h ab pyaare lagte hain...," a third wrote jokingly after seeing the video.
While another wrote, If someone is in uniform or working somewhere and taking out some quality time for their talent... nothing wrong with that.... please support such talent.... instead of judging.....Kai bar kuch hasil krne k liye kuch cheze side rakhni padti h...STOP CRITICISM.......I THINK uniform mae ganna mana ye khi kisi law mae ni likha h.....so if u can't support please don't watch...."
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