Music has long served as a vital link between Pakistanis and Indians. This bridge was built a long time ago and is still standing thanks to exceptional words. After the release of Coke Studio 14 tracks, the bridge was updated and strengthened.

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Pasoori, on the other hand, is a song that has made history since it first broadcast. Pasoori, sung by Ali Sethi and Shae Gill. Both of whom are debutants has surpassed one million views, raising the bar for the season.

However, some feathers have been ruffled by a recent article in The New Yorker. Priyanka Mattoo, an Indian journalist, wrote an article about how the Coke Studio hit is ‘uniting India and Pakistan.’

During his tours in India, Ali Sethi, came up with the idea for the song, according to the report. For the unversed, Ali Sethi revealed that making Pasoori took a year.

“The song’s inspiration came when Sethi, who resides in New York, was invited to collaborate on a project in Mumbai, where he had visited many times before for literary festivals and music concerts,” according to the article.

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After the post was published, numerous Pakistani users came forward to criticize the author. “Find some Pakistani writers first,” one user suggested. It’s not even close to being Indian. And the music on this side of the border is a million times better than the nonsense from Bollywood.”
“No, you clown,” said another. It’s a Pakistani song performed by Pakistani artists. Nothing has to do with India. Is this the kind of biased, sloppy journalism you endorse, The New Yorker?”

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