The “Aaj toh Sunday hai" fame girl Shravani is once again winning over the internet with her amusing antics. This time with her hilarious dance to Pakistani song Bado Badi by Chahat Fateh Ali. The “cringe" hit became a viral sensation after it was shared on YouTube back in April. In her video, Shravani dances to the beats of Bado Badi as the music video of the song plays in the background. The person recording the video can be heard laughing at little Shravani’s dance. This video was captioned, “Na gaana samajh aya na dance (Neither did I understand the song, nor the dance.)"
So far this clip has gathered over 1.3 lakh likes in less than 24 hours. Commenting on it an Instagram user wrote, “A beautiful and a funny dance." Another person wrote, “At least this song made someone smile." Someone else wrote, “Omg you are just like a doll. Love from Pakistan."
The song Bado Badi is a rendition of legendary singer Noor Jehan’s song Akh Lari Bado Badi. It became viral as people found the singer’s out-of-tune singing, unconvincing acting and badly edited video effects entertaining. The song had amassed millions of views on YouTube before it was removed for copyright infringement. However, Chahat Fateh Ali once again posted it on YouTube on June 13. Today it has 29 lakh likes.
Shravani first went viral with a wholesome video of her in which she excitedly records herself in selfie mode and says, “Aaj toh Sunday hai rajma chawal banayegi (Today is Sunday. Mummy will cook rajma-chawal)".
This clip was then picked by music composer Yashraj Mukhate, who is best known for turning viral moments into catchy tunes. Yashraj Mukhate took Shravani’s “Aaj toh Sunday hai " line as a hook and wrote a few lines around it. He recorded these lyrics in his own voice but realised that his voice was too thin for the song.
To solve his issue, he used voice samples from singer Vishal Dadlani and Mohan Kannan’s voices and put them through AI so it sounded like they had sung it. He then blended his voice over the AI-generated voices of the two singers. The final result was another hit song based on the trending pop culture moment.
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