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Abida Parveen Dominates Coke Studio 14 And We’re Here For It

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January 15, 2022
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Abida Parveen Dominates Coke Studio 14 And We’re Here For It
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‘A masterpiece,’ ‘Genius,’ ‘Absolutely breathtaking.’

Coke Studio 14 released its first song of the season, ‘Tu Jhoom,’ a soulful duet between Abida Parveen and Naseebo Lal, and fans online can barely contain themselves.

In the music video release for “Tu Jhoom”, written by Adnan Dhool and composed and co-produced by Zulfiqar “Xulfi” Jabbar Khan, the two iconic singers sit across from each other, accompanied by a vast array of musical instruments including a synthesiser, bass, drums, tabla, acoustic guitar, Appalachian dulcimer, and an octapad.

“I believe in Abida Parveen supremacy,” rallied Tiktoker Aqsa Kinjhar Leela Jamali about the ‘Queen of Sufi music.”

I believe in Abida Parveen supremacy!#TuJhoom #cokestudio14 pic.twitter.com/EvvBOd0jUb

— Aqsa Kinjhar Leela Jamali (@AqsaLeelaJamali) January 14, 2022

“If there’s any Pakistani cultural output that deserves to be accessible to a wider audience, it’s this,” wrote Ammar Rahsid, calling on Coke studios to caption the lyrics so that more people across the world could understand the song.

The vocal chemistry between Abida Parveen & Naseebo Lal is so magical here. My only complaint is the lack of captions. If there's any Pakistani cultural output that deserves to be accessible to a wider audience, it's this.https://t.co/sco7VRb9wY

— Ammar Rashid (@AmmarRashidT) January 15, 2022

But the lack of captions did not stop Shaneira Akram, who is married to cricket star Wasim Akram, from ‘crying her eyes out’ for 25 minutes upon hearing the song even though she had ‘no idea’ what the song was about.

https://twitter.com/iamShaniera/status/1482287737403285506

Singer Hadiqa Kiana felt a deep resonance with the ‘absolutely breathtaking’ song, as did many other viewers, who called the duet ‘predictably brilliant’, ‘sublime,’ and ‘magical.’

https://twitter.com/Hadiqa_Kiani/status/1482014874184028163

sublime music. There is so much to love about this video , the singing which is predictably brilliant , the melody, arrangement, the cinematography, the lighting,but my favorite thing is the adorable way naseebo is smiling at abida parveen. Giddy with joyhttps://t.co/aWdmJkDgMY

— Assad (@LeftArmAround) January 14, 2022

those 6 minutes and 35 seconds are so beautiful and magical.
abida parveen and naseebo lal.
what a khoobsurat combination. DAMN

— where’s my break (@iwanttodiepliss) January 15, 2022

One viewer summed it up nicely.

Just fortunate to share the same time and space as Abida Parveen.

— Umair Javed (@umairjav) January 14, 2022

 

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