The celebrities present at the event can be seen enjoying Ali Sethi’s performance.
Singer Ali Sethi garnered a lot of appreciation for his hit song “Pasoori”. The internet can’t get enough of their performances and the videos go viral almost every time. Now, the 38-year-old Pakistani singer has set the internet ablaze with her soulful rendition of “Yeh Sama Hai Pyar Ka” by Lata Mangeshkar.
The singer performs at the 2nd Annual South Asian Excellence Pre-Oscar Party ahead of the 94th Annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles on March 12. The celebrities present at the event can be seen enjoying her performance.
Singer himself has shared this video on social media. He sang the melodious song ‘Yeh Sama Hai Pyar Ka’ from the movie ‘Jab Jab Phool Khile’. He also invited Indian-origin Australian actress Pallavi Sharda to come forward. Further, he can be seen grooving to his soulful rendition.
“An absolutely heart-wrenching night for the desi Oscar nominees in LA so glad we’re here as our true selves, no longer typecast and every metric here joined by @noahgeorgeson @djrekha and the fabulous @pallavisharda – Aapki kya hi baat hai,” he said in the caption.
Since being shared, the post has garnered over 2.7 lakh views and 29,000 likes.
Actor Aparshakti Khurana reacted to the post and left heart emojis in the comments section. Many celebrities also appreciated the performance of the singer.
“Magical,” said one user.
Another user commented, “An artist is breaking the wall of hatred standing between two countries. Lata ji meets Ali.”
Another user said, “Probably the best artist of our time, @alisethiofficial very good, killing it.”
“Wish I was there. Amazing,” another person commented.
“This person is a genius!” said another user.
Priyanka Chopra hosted a pre-Oscar party at Paramount Pictures Studios in Hollywood. Activist Malala Yousafzai, actor Jr NTR and actress Preity Zinta were among those who attended the party honoring South Asian candidates.
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