Chahat Fateh Ali Khan new song Tauba Tauba has arrived. He is back with his much-anticipated track, released shortly after the success of the well-received Indian Punjabi song “Tauba Tauba” by Karan Aujla. Chahat’s version showcases his unique comedic flair. The digital creator has composed a hilarious tune himself and released the song along with a funny video. Check his song:
Pakistan’s internet sensation, Chahat Fateh Ali Khan has quickly risen to fame as a top digital creator and social media sensation after the success of his hit song ‘Bado Badi 2.’ This track not only propelled him to international stardom but also amassed an impressive 28 million views before being temporarily removed by YouTube due to copyright complications.
Hilarious Reactions to Chahat Fateh Ali Khan new song Tauba Tauba
Fans have taken to social media to share their hilarious reactions to Chahat Fateh Ali Khan’s rendition of “Tauba Tauba.” Many have joked that Bollywood stars Vicky Kaushal and Karan Aujla might be shedding tears over his entertaining take on the song.
Additionally, some fans are playfully requesting dance steps from Vicky Kaushal to accompany Chahat Fateh Ali Khan’s new song “Tauba Tauba.” As the laughter continues, fans are also playfully trolling the song, adding to the vibrant discussion surrounding this latest release.Read the comments:
Here are a few screenshots from the song:
Celebraty and Veteran actress Bushra Ansari has expressed her strong disapproval of Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, criticizing the rapid rise of social media stars in Pakistan. She voiced concerns over the viral culture, particularly regarding how figures like Chahat disrespect music with their unconventional performances.
Bushra specifically targeted Chahat’s viral rendition of Madam Noor Jehan’s classic song “Bado Badi,” which she believes undermines traditional music. “It’s disheartening to see such content go viral. I don’t understand the mindset behind these trends,” she lamented. Many artists share her concerns about the impact of viral trends on Pakistan’s cultural heritage.
