Entertainment Has No Borders: Pakistani College Students Recreate Ambanis' Jamnagar Gala Amid Growing Craze For Pakistani Dramas

While politics and economics may depict something else, media and entertainment seem to transcend the feuds between India and Pakistan. Especially with the growing access to social media, the entertainment industry knows no borders. From Pakistani college students recreating the fun of Ambanis’ pre-wedding functions and iconic Bollywood songs to Indians grooving to the Pakistani tunes, here we are decoding the lifestyle and cultural exchanges between the two countries despite the politics.

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Pakistani Students Recreate Highlights From Ambanis’ Pre-Wedding Bash

Recently, a video has been going viral on social media showing some college students in Pakistan recreating the iconic moments from the pre-wedding celebrations of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant.

The students meticulously recreated every moment. From Radhika Merchant’s gracious walk towards the love of her life to Orry gifting his earrings to Rihanna, they presented every aspect beautifully.

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What surprised us the most was that the whole walk was executed with a modest budget of just ₹1000. The fun-filled video featured students imitating Anant Ambani, Kareena Kapoor, Radhika Merchant, Diljit Dosanjh, Orry, Rihanna, the three Khans of Bollywood, guests performing Dandiya, and other fun bombs. Orry also commented on the video saying, “Sorry but only the Orry here has served. The walk 10/10, the hair 10/10, Earrings 10/10, mosquito 10/10, selfie angle 10/10, hijacking Rihanna for photo 10/10, gifting the earring 10/10, touching her chest 10/10, attention to detail 100/10. Orry doppelgänger has eaten and left no crumbs, the rest of the characters here are just 3rd rate imposters. I rest my case.”

The same page that shared the video on Instagram, @noorifications also shared another video of students imitating iconic Indian songs and moments like ‘O Meri Zohrajabeen,’ ‘Jamal Kudu,’ ‘Om Shanti Om,’ ‘Dabangg,’ ‘KGF,’ and more.

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Craze Of Pakistani Music And Dramas In India

The Indian entertainment industry has undeniable traces of Pakistani culture. From Coke Studio’s recreational tunes and Pakistani talent participating in Bollywood to a loyal fanbase of their dramas and TV shows, all of it advocates ‘Entertainment Without Borders.’ Pakistan’s youth also keeps tabs on the fun in India, recreating iconic Bollywood moments, which showcases the cultural crossover.

Meanwhile, Indian fans went gaga over the news of Fawad Khan, Mahira Khan and Sanam Saeed reuniting for Netflix's First-Ever Pak-themed series ‘Jo Bachay Hain Sang Samait Lo.’ This is just another evidence of the influence of Pakistani Dramas on their Indian fans.

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Additionally, when the dating rumours about Pakistaniactor Hania Aamir and Indian rapper and singer Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, known professionally as Badshah surfaced, the reactions were mixed. However, most of the netizens were over the moon, feeling exceptionally happy for their idol celebrities.

COVID Brought Us Together?

Amidst the unfortunate COVID pandemic, when the whole world was only connected through social media, there were several instances of citizens from both countries sympathising with and motivating each other through tough times.

However, some people took it further by commenting on the posts of their favourite influencers and celebrities, expressing regret over the partition when witnessing such beauties/talents from across borders.

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Well, COVID or not, love knows no boundaries and we are here for it; for cultural exchange, peace, and spreading joy and harmony.

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