Viral Video: Man sings male version of Qala’s Ghodey Pe Sawaar

• Netflix’s Qala has been making waves on social media, particularly for its enthralling melodies.
• Ghodey Pe Sawaar is one such song from the film that has received universal acclaim.
• The video has had over 2.9 million views since it was shared six days ago.

Man sings the male version of Qala’s Ghodey Pe Sawaar. Since its premiere, Netflix’s Qala has been making waves on social media, particularly for its enthralling melodies. Ghodey Pe Sawaar is one such song from the film that has received universal acclaim. Many people have submitted their versions of the song, which is delightfully sung by Sireesha Bhagavatula, competently written by Amitabh Bhattacharya, and brilliantly created by Amit Trivedi.

“Adding a male verse to ghodey pe sawaar! @itsamittrivedi you’re a gem,” wrote Instagram user Jainam Barot while sharing the video on Twitter. Jainam further mentioned that he wrote the lyrics himself. “Additional lyrics by yours truly,” he added. According to his Insta bio, he is a musician. The video opens with a text insert, “What if Ghodey Pe Sawaar had a male verse?” It then shows Jainam singing the reply to one of the most loved Qala’s songs. He begins with, “Ham jane samajh hame aaye, sajaniya ke man me thora sa ikraar hai.” And his soulful voice and comforting lyrics will surely win your heart.

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The video has had over 2.9 million views since it was shared six days ago, and the numbers are still growing. It has also received a large number of likes and comments.

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“Songs like this in this generation are still dreams of many,” posted an individual. “You’re the real ‘qalakaar’,” shared another. “And now we need a full version!” expressed a third. “It’s fun to listen to this version,” wrote a fourth. “Wow bro! Kya’ Qala’ Hai aapke pass (What ‘Qala’ you have),” commented a fifth.