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Watch: This Australian Street Artist Sings A Beautiful Rendition Of The Popular Song 'JUGNI'

IANS, 08 Feb, 2018 01:22 PM

An Australian street artist's rendition of Arif Lohar's Jugni has gone viral, and many people are sharing it online. Yes, it's the same song that was later featured in the movie 'Cocktail'.

Not only he strike the right chord with the music listeners present there, but the 2.07-minute clip soon surfaced on social media too. Shared by several users on Facebook and Twitter, it has been getting much attention online.

This #Australian street artist must do a collaboration with Arif Lohar and @itsmeeshashafi ASAP because he's FANTASTIC! Listen to the full song at :https://t.co/FFk8lgjl3I pic.twitter.com/kqSXhXaa39
— Patari (@patarimusic) January 29, 2018

If you haven’t heard the original song, watch it here.

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