A video capturing a heartwarming moment between Bollywood singer Arijit Singh and Pakistani actress Mahira Khan at a Dubai concert has become a sensation on social media. Singh’s endearing apology to Khan for not recognizing her during the performance has garnered widespread attention.
During his performance in Dubai, Arijit Singh sang the song “Zaalima” from the film “Raees,” not realizing that Mahira Khan, the actor on whom the song was picturized, was seated in the front row. Singh’s genuine surprise and subsequent apology to Khan for the oversight were captured by fans and have since gone viral.
In the video, Singh is seen addressing the audience and introducing Mahira Khan, expressing his realization that he had sung for her in the past. He humorously shares his initial struggle to recognize her and apologizes sincerely for the oversight. Khan, dressed elegantly in black, graciously acknowledges the gesture with a smile and a wave to the audience.
“Zaalima” is a romantic song from the film “Raees,” featuring Shah Rukh Khan and Mahira Khan. Arijit Singh lent his soulful voice to the track, which also featured vocals from Harshdeep Kaur.
Arijit Singh’s latest work includes the song “Vida Karo” from Imtiaz Ali’s “Amar Singh Chamkila,” a biopic drama centered around the life of the iconic Punjabi singer. On the other hand, Mahira Khan, known for her roles in Pakistani cinema, recently tied the knot with Salim Karim and continues to make waves with her acting projects, including the blockbuster “The Legend of Maula Jatt” alongside Fawad Khan.
Fans of Mahira Khan can look forward to seeing her in the upcoming Netflix series “Jo Bachay Hain Sang Samait Lo,” where she reunites with Fawad Khan. This series promises to be another milestone in her career.
Arijit Singh’s charming apology to Mahira Khan at the Dubai concert not only highlighted his humility but also showcased the mutual respect and admiration between two talents from the Indian and Pakistani entertainment industries. The viral moment serves as a reminder of the universal language of music and the joy it brings across borders.
Sources By Agencies