Several internet users flooded the comments section with heart and fire emoji.
A video of a street performer in the United Kingdom singing a popular song from the hit 2003 Bollywood film ‘To you’ Winning hearts on social media.
A musician named Vish posted the video of their performance on his Instagram account. In the viral clip, he is seen standing on the footpath, with a microphone in his hands and speakers around him. Many people are also seen gathered to watch him perform, while many people are recording his performance or enjoying it from a distance.
Watch the video below:
“Singing To you Live on the street at Southall (London),” wrote Mr Wish while posting the video on Instagram. The clip begins with the musician saying, “I want you guys to sing along with me.” Come on!” As it progresses, she is then seen singing the song beautifully. ‘To you’.
Mr. Wish uploaded the video on Instagram just a few hours ago and since then it has garnered over 9,400 likes and over 83,000 views. Internet users loved Mr. Wish’s performance and showered their love in the comments section.
A user wrote, “Your voice and this song.” “Beautiful song, beautifully sung,” said another.
A third user commented, “My favourite. Brings back memories,” while a fourth inquired, “When are you coming to Wembley? (When are you coming to Wembley?)”
Many users also flooded the comment section with heart and fire emoji.
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Beautifully sung by Alka Yagnik and Udit Narayan, the song is picturized on Salman Khan and Bhumika Chawla in the film. ‘To you’.
Meanwhile, a few months ago a similar video of the same musician went viral. In the clip, Mr Vish was singing a popular song from the 2003 hit Bollywood film ‘Kal Ho Naa Ho’. Several videos of the singer performing on the streets of Britain have become instant hits on the internet. According to his Instagram bio, Vish is “the UK’s first Bollywood busker”.
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