Yashraj Mukhate Gives A Musical Twist To 'Lappu Sa Sachin' Meme, Watch Viral Song

The dialogue gained fame after Seema Haider's neighbour in India passionately expressed her displeasure over Seema's departure from the country for her lover, Sachin.

Haider, 30, from Pakistan's Sindh province, has stated that she came here to live with her Indian lover Sachin Meena (22) in Greater Noida's Rabupura area. ( Image Source :Instagram/@yashrajmukhate )

Internet sensation Yashraj Mukhate, known for creating catchy songs from viral videos and dialogues, has now transformed the popular meme 'Lappu sa Sachin' into a melodious song. The dialogue gained fame after Seema Haider's neighbour in India passionately expressed her displeasure over Seema's departure from the country for her lover, Sachin.

Yashraj Mukhate shared the musical creation on his Instagram account, showcasing himself composing a tune with the woman's dialogue, and even singing it. The caption read, "Lappu sa Sachin". 

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The post, uploaded just an hour ago, has already garnered close to four lakh views and received 58,000 likes on social media. Users flooded the comments section with their appreciation and reactions to the engaging clip.

One individual exclaimed, "Omg, you turned this into a romantic track." Another praised, "You are too good." A third person joyfully stated, "I was waiting for this hahahah." A fourth listener commented, "The mix sounds soo soothing." A fifth admirer playfully advised, "To all Sachins out there, keep calm and enjoy this melody." Another eagerly expressed, "Was waiting for your version." Many others conveyed their amusement using laughing emojis. Share your thoughts on this viral creation.

Haider, 30, from Pakistan's Sindh province, has stated that she came here to live with her Indian lover Sachin Meena (22) in Greater Noida's Rabupura area.

Meena was arrested on July 4 for illegally entering India without a visa via Nepal with her four children, all of whom were under the age of seven, and was imprisoned for sheltering the illegal immigrants.

They were both granted bail by a local court on July 7 and have been living together in Rabupura with the woman's four children.

Haider has also stated that she does not want to return to Pakistan and instead wishes to live with Sachin. She also claims to have converted to Hinduism.