Indian actress Shraddha Kapoor recently revealed that her favorite song is “Blockbuster,” a hit from Pakistani Coke Studio.
Shraddha Kapoor, known for her role in “Aashiqui 2,” has been busy promoting her latest film, “Aastri 2,” which premiered on August 15 and is performing exceptionally well at the box office.
During the film’s promotion, Kapoor gave engaging answers to interview questions, and a recent video of her interview has gained attention on social media. In the video, Kapoor discusses her favorite song, which has captured the interest of both Pakistani and Indian fans.
Pakistani singer, composer, and Coke Studio producer Zulfiqar Jabbar Khan, also known as ‘Zulfi,’ shared a clip of the interview on Instagram. Kapoor mentioned that her favorite song at the moment is “Blockbuster” by Faris Shafi, Umeer Butt, and Gharvi Group. She praised the song’s excellent beats, and Rajkummar Rao, her co-star in “Istari,” was seen humming along, indicating his approval.
Zulfi’s Instagram post expressed his joy at seeing how music transcends borders, and he complimented Kapoor and Rao on their appreciation of the song. He wished them success for “Istri Two” and noted how heartwarming it was to see them enjoy “Blockbuster.”
The video, shared on Spotify India’s Instagram, featured Kapoor and Rao naming their top five playlist songs, with “Blockbuster” as the top choice.
Coke Studio’s Season 15, which began in 2024, includes the song “II,” a Sindhi folk hit. The season’s songs have been widely praised, with YouTubers from Europe, Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh reacting positively.
Released on May 25, 2024, “Blockbuster” quickly gained popularity on Coke Studio Pakistan’s YouTube channel. Its captivating country-tinged hip-hop and impressive one-take video, showcasing vibrant sets with rickshaws and a specially decorated bus, have mesmerized viewers. The song’s unique video, featuring seamless transitions, highlights Faris Shafi’s surprising and memorable performance.
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