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Kashmiri Young Boy’s Singing Sensation Naat ‘Jaane Janaan’ Goes VIRAL, Know Who Is Ayaan Sajad?

Young creative minds and their talents nowadays are being loved by netizens on social media. So, here is a story about a Kashmir young boy who made his singing debut in 2022. The viral boy named, Ayaan released his first Kashmiri song ‘BeDard,’ which later went viral and won the hearts of the listeners, which is now crossing over 4 million views and still counting.

Kashmiri boy went viral through his singing talent

Now, the Naat-e-Sharief titled ‘Jaane Janaan’, which is sung by this young music prodigy, and was released during the holy month of Ramadan has also been receiving an overwhelming response from the people.

In just three weeks of posting the video, the Naat-e-Sharif has crossed twelve lahks, seventy thousand and nine hundred sixty-four views on youtube, when this report was being filed.

Speaking to the media, a young singer, Ayaan Sajad said that he initially performed in a local event held at Pahalgam, where his singing skills were acknowledged by a Kashmir-based Young RJ, and CEO of ‘Mashq Talks-Podcast’, named Umar Nisar, who later gave Ayaan a chance to debut his song ‘BeDard’ on his ‘Mashq Talks-Podcast’.

Netizens’ response is overwhelming

He also shared the feeling of getting immense love and response from the netizens, He said while singing his debut song, he never expected the song to cross four million views, but people’s response towards that song was overwhelming, and the views turned out to be more than his expectations.

The young singer said that they will continue to focus on quality content for their upcoming projects as well.

The Naat ‘Jaane Janaan’ is also directed by Young Kashmir-based RJ, Umar Nisar, and has been produced by the ‘Mashq Talks-Podcast’, having 92.7 BIG FM as its Radio Partner. The lyrics are of Maulana Mohammad Anwar Shopiani (RA), a literary figure of Kashmir.

Umar said that his team is working on new projects these days, while they are looking for some new destinations in Kashmir’s Tral to shoot the visuals for the upcoming song, as the Tral is having four tourist spots, with mesmerising beauty.

He said that they are scouting for new talent, and have kept auditions open for those youngsters, who are talented and are aspiring to become singers.

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What’s the vision of Mashq Talks?

Taking notes from the vision of Mashq Talks, the management said that it is to empower young people to harness creativity and digital skills to create change in their lives and their communities.

The Kashmir’s Ted Acclaimed Podcast is empowering the creative youth, while it is aspiring to inspire through modern age Broadcasting, and is an open platform and digital Story-telling network.

Alina Khan

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