Coke Studio Bharat Song ‘Kya Karie Korimol’ hits milion’s views

Viewers enchanted by unique expressions of artists; Song carried message of love and care woven into its lyrics

Suhail Maqbool

SRINAGAR (PTK): The Coke Studio Bharat Song “Kya Karie Korimol” hits milion’s views, Kashmiri song paying tribute to the Wazwan, a symbol of Kashmir’s pride.

The song is part of Coke Studio Bharat’s initiative to celebrate the diversity of music in India, featuring over 50 artists from across the country.

With catchy lyrics, the song features singer and composer Mohammad Muneem who goes by the stage name Alif, popular folk singer Noor Mohammad and Aashima Mahajan.

Viewers are enchanted by the unique expressions and graceful movements of the artists. Alif has added liveliness to the song with his energetic vocals.

The Kashmiri song not only tells the story of a bride and her father as they prepare for her wedding feast but also highlights the rich cultural heritage of Kashmir, with a message of love and care woven into its lyrics. The song celebrates the emotions of a new bride weaved into the festivities of a Kashmiri wedding, the pride, tradition, Tehzeeb, wazwaan – a distinct moment of love, food, family and friends. The song is a beautiful collaboration between Mohammad Muneem who goes by the stage name, Alif, featuring and discovery artists Noor Mohammad and Aashima Mahajan.

Not only that, Rumuz has also efficiently translated the whole song, as given in the video captions, making it accessible and palatable to non-kashmiri readers across the globe.

As the world continues to embrace the magical harmonies of “Kyakariekorimol,” it becomes evident that this extraordinary father-daughter saga has struck a universal chord, uniting people through the power of music and love.

For enamoured listeners, “This song is a masterpiece that beautifully portrays the unbreakable bond between a father and daughter. It truly touches the soul and leaves an everlasting impact.”