Fans Get Emotional As Shehnaaz Gill Recreates Neha Kakkar's Song ‘Taaron Ke Shehar’; Netizen Says, ‘Rula Diya, Aapki Awaz Sukoon Deti Hain’-See VIDEO
Shehnaaz Gill shares a video of her singing the song ‘Taaron Ke Shehar’ and it is winning hearts on social media!
Bigg Boss 13 fame Shehnaaz Gill lately has been winning hearts on social media with her soulful voice and amazing posts. On Saturday, the actress broke the internet as she sang Neha Kakkar and Jubin Nautiyal’s popular track ‘Taaron Ke Shehar’ and gave it her own touch. Fans believe that Gill sang it better than the original song and hailed her saying she is an ‘inspiration.’ A video of Shehnaaz singing the song has left everyone in awe of her singing talent.
Taking to her Instagram handle, the Honsla Rakh actress posted a video of her recreating ‘Taaron Ke Shehar’ and it is worth praising. The actress looked at her casual best in a white Mickey Mouse t-shirt. Shehnaaz added an emotional touch to the soulful romantic melody and netizens are loving it. Many users said Shehnaaz’s voice gives them strength and inner peace. One fan commented, “Sun rahe ho Shehnaaz your smile your happiness your singing is my sukoo.” Another wrote, “OMG so emotional.” One comment read, “Your voice makes me forget my worries calm my mind and make me feel relaxed.#ShehnaazGill.” ALSO READ: Shehnaaz Gill Sings ‘Kaise Hua’ From Kabir Singh, Fans Miss Sidharth Shukla; ‘Tear's In My Eyes! Miss U Our Star Sidharth’
Interestingly, just within a few hours of its release, Shehnaaz’s rendition has amassed lakhs of views and millions of likes. In fact, Gill is trending on the internet owing to the song.
A few days ago, Shehnaaz Gill posted a video of her singing Vishal Mishra’s romantic song ‘Kaise Hua’ from Kabir Singh. The 28-year-old actress has sung several Punjabi songs including Veham. She also sang a tribute song ‘Tu Yaheen Hai’ after the death of her rumoured boyfriend Sidharth Shukla.
Meanwhile, Shehnaaz is making her Bollywood debut with Salman Khan’s film Kabhi Eid Kabhi Diwali.
