- By Poorva Karki
- Mon, 29 Jul 2024 02:02 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Zayn Malik Dances To Tere Liye: Leaving fans nostalgic and reminding them of one of the most loved artists in the music industry, Atif Aslam, a video of international sensation Zayn Malik dancing to Vivek Oberoi’s hit song ‘Tere Liye’ was shared online, which went viral on social media in an instant. The edit surely left fans grooving along as they loved the combination and even expressed their desire to see Zayn and Atif sing together. A few were quick to compare the singer with Oberoi, turning it into ‘Oberoi Vs Malik showdown’. From expressions to dance moves, everything matched well. The hit song ‘Tere Liye’ is from the film ‘Prince’, which was released in 2010.
The video, soon after getting shared, went viral and pulled a mixed reaction from netizens. Most loved the edit and dubbed it a masterpiece, while a few jokes about it. Some hailed the ‘Vivek Oberoi supremacy’, meanwhile, a few debated that the song was sung by a Pakistani singer.
The video was shared on social media platform Instagram, by the handle ‘indianzquads’. The post was captioned, “Bro it suits so well. Atif aslam x zayn when?” The video was shared a while back and pulled 115K likes from people.
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The video is from the song ‘Love Like This’, which was sung by Zayn. The song was released last year in 2023, and was from the album with the same name ‘Love Like This’.
Taking to the comment section, people shared their take. “Atif is Pakistani same as Zain is also half Pakistani,” a user said. “We pictured Zayn in Tere Liye before GTA 6,” joked a second person. “Naa Vivek Oberoi looks better in this song no doubt,” added a third user. “Zayn can't produce the frizz of lord Oberoi,” wrote another.
“We need Atif Aslam and Zayn collaboration fr,” added another. “Lmao why is Pakistani crying? We know Atif is Pakistani, the bike scene, movie, song, actor everything is Indian lol have some self-respect. Make these types of High budget to create these types of reels,” added another. “Zayn Oberoi,” commented the next.