Zayn Malik can sing in Urdu and fans are going crazy
British singer Zayn Malik teamed up with Pakistani music band ‘Aur’ to release an Urdu song called ‘Tu Hai Kahan’. The Pakistani band shared a short preview of the new song on Instagram, announcing its release. Zayn Malik lent his vocal talents to the song, as seen in a video where he recorded part of it in his own recording room. The final version includes vocals by Rafi, Osama, and Ahad from the ‘Aur’ band.
Notably, ‘Aur’ gained widespread fame a few months ago with the same song ‘Tu Hai Kahan,’ which has amassed 92 million views on its music video. The collaboration with the British superstar adds another exciting chapter to their musical journey.
The song released at 12pm on Friday, amassing massive hits within 24 hours. The song is a mellow, easy listen that we can predict will be on a lot of playlists.
Something Zayn’s fans absolutely loved was that he sang in Urdu.
its not a dream ZAYN MALIK IS ACTUALLY SINGING IN URDU desi girls we really won at life
— 🍉 (@rosalierants) January 12, 2024
DESI GIRLS WAKE UP ZAYN MALIK’S ONE URDU VERSE LITERALLY CHANGED OUR LIVES. pic.twitter.com/Y0e8gmg1Ev
— desiburgerbacha (@shortiekiddo28) January 12, 2024
The collaboration itself was significant.
ZAYN MALIK THE MAN THAT YOU ARE 🤌🏻 ZAYN'S VERSE IN 'TU HAI KAHAN' IS SO GOOD 😭 @AURmusic__ and @zaynmalik thank you so much for this song 🩷 and wishing you very Happy and healthy Birthday Zayn💜 pic.twitter.com/1HbsymtVV5
— BTS⁷ is coming back in 2025💜 (@APOBANGPO163) January 12, 2024
ZAYN MALIK COLLABING WITH A PAKISTANI GROUP???? ARE WE KIDDING? ARE WE JOKING? YOURE ACC LYING TO ME?#&×[,# pic.twitter.com/uoXG6EllEn
— Zainab⁷ 💍 🇬🇧🇵🇰🇵🇸 || dulhan-to-be (@mytimemotsjjk) January 10, 2024
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