Little boy's rendition of 'Badal Barsa Bijuli' captivates the Internet, garners 5 million views | See Video
PTC Web Desk: A heartwarming video of a young boy singing Nepali song 'Badal Barsa Bijuli' has taken social media by storm, amassing over 5 million views. Filmed in the picturesque town of Manang, Nepal, the clip features the boy performing amidst a stunning backdrop of vibrant flowers, lush green grass, and drifting clouds. This idyllic setting enhances the emotional resonance of his performance, making it even more captivating.
This isn't the first time 'Badal Barsa Bijuli' has captured the internet's attention. The song previously went viral when a video of a child dancing to it at a school function spread like wildfire. The infectious energy of the dance, combined with enthusiastic participation from other students, garnered significant applause and further cemented the song's popularity.
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The song's initial burst into viral fame can be traced back to two sisters, Princy and Prisma Khatiwada. Their brief, yet captivating, 14-second dance reel on Instagram sparked a wave of memes and brought 'Badal Barsa Bijuli' into the social media spotlight. This snippet of their performance quickly became a sensation, significantly boosting the song's popularity.
'Badal Barsa Bijuli' originally gained fame in 2004, featured in the Nepali film 'Kartabya'. Sung by Anand Karki and Prashna Shakya, the song is a romantic ode to love, set against the backdrop of a poetic rainstorm. The elodious composition by Sachin Singh and poignant lyrics by Karun Thapa brought this timeless melody to life. Despite the passage of years, 'Badal Barsa Bijuli' continues to resonate with audiences.
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