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VIDEO: Musicians Bring Heavy Metal To India With A Punjabi Touch

IANS, 24 May, 2018 01:18 PM

Heavy metal fans, here's a surprise for you. From the busy intersection, scenic alleys, street weddings to horses and camels, this video beautifully brings out the chaos of the busy towns in India.

This viral video that has transformed the popular Punjabi song Ari Ari into a hardcore heavy metal song.

The most interesting part of the video is not just the music but how they have inculcated the culture and streets of India in the most natural way ever. From the busy intersection, scenic alleys, street weddings to animals such as horses and camels, this video beautifully brings out the chaos of the busy towns in India.

Also Watch, Metal Version Of Panjabi MC's Mundian To Bach Ke! The Internet Deserves Some Punjabi Metal.

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