WATCH: British Group Plays Band For A Punjabi 'Baraat' In London, Video Goes Viral
"Wait for many such things like this. Punjabi's will rule all over the world," wrote one user.
A band performing at an Indian wedding is a must. What makes it even more exiting is the "baraati's dancing to hit Bollywood numbers played by the band. But have you ever seen a British group perform at an Indian baraat? Well, you heard it right. One such video has gone viral across social media platforms.
The video shared on the micro-blogging site Twitter by Gurmeet Chadha, shows a wedding baaraat moving to the venue in London. But what catches the eye is Englishmen playing band and bajaa for the baraatis. Even the person taking care of the horse is an Englishman.
"Angrezon se band and dhol bajwa rahe hain Punjabi :). Classic Revenge by Indians. (on a lighter note guys)," read the caption of the post shared by Chadha.
Angrezon se band and dhol bajwa rahe hain Punjabi :). Classic Revenge by Indians.
— Gurmeet Chadha (@connectgurmeet) January 20, 2023
( on a lighter note guys) pic.twitter.com/DPmp5UByRZ
Since being shared, the video has amassed 277.1k views, 3,766k likes and several comments.
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"Paisa bolta hai suna aaj bajta bhi dekh lia," wrote one user on the post.
Paisa bolta hai suna aaj bajta bhi dekh lia
— Atul Sharma (@atuls63) January 20, 2023
"Wait for many such things like this. Punjabi's will rule all over the world," wrote another user.
Wait for many such things like this. Punjabi's will rule all over the world ✌️
— Karanvir Singh (@Kvarora96) January 21, 2023
"Taking the liberty of RePhrasing : “angrezon ka Band bajaa Rahe hai," wrote a third.
Taking the liberty of RePhrasing : “angrezon ka Band bajaa Rahe hai”
— CRUSADER (@ravikhurana098) January 21, 2023
While a fourth wrote, "It's like Mc Donald's serving Mc aloo tiki burger."
It's like Mc Donald's serving Mc aloo tiki burger
— Indigenous 🇮🇳 (@captsinghjs) January 20, 2023
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