Internet impressed by Pakistani oldies who reminisce ‘Man Dole Mera Tan Dole’ in Haryanvi dialect

Journalist Seema Sindhu taking to her Twitter account shared a video of two aged men from Pakistan singing ‘Man Dole Mera Tan Dole’ song from Naagin film (1954). The song was originally sung by Lata Mangeshkar in the Haryanvi dialect. 

From Pakistan, in my haryanvi dialect. Enjoy on a rainy holiday. No music can beat folk. Note there is no music in background, it's only vocal magic. Partition was not of our land, but of our shared culture and heritage. I wish politics had not halved the heart. pic.twitter.com/A6uOUlYdxl

— Seema Sindhu (@SeemaSindhu) October 8, 2022

Seema Sindhu shared the video on Twitter captioning, “From Pakistan, in my Haryanvi dialect. Enjoy a rainy holiday. No music can beat folk. Note there is no music in the background, it's only vocal magic. Partition was not of our land but of our shared culture and heritage. I wish politics had not halved the heart.”

You can listen the original song HERE. 

In the video, both men can be seen fully enjoying the music and the beat of the song.

There was no background music and both were reminiscing their childhood memories.

Reacting to the video tweet of Seema Sindhu, many of her followers gave their views and comments on it saying, “Wow”, “Lovely”, and “So just like Punjab Pakistan have Haryana too”,

Nostalgic,the ‘involvement’ & ‘energy level’ of singers is superb.
Fehmida Riyaz verses’हम दो क़ौम नहीं थे भाई’ is real.

— Sudhir Panwar (@panwarsudhir1) October 8, 2022

I say that Jat is not a caste, it's a community sir

— Seema Sindhu (@SeemaSindhu) October 8, 2022