It's called "Sarod"

Damn! The beginning tho ✌🏼😎🙏🏼👍🏼👌🏼🙌🏼🎶🎵✨💫

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Im from pakistan nd that string instrument name is " Rabaab

You should check bollywood singers without autotune so you get many singers which you can react specifically and by this you know better about Indian singers style and much more

How can we turn on the sub title ...could u plz tell the method ...thanks

@@abdulrehman3192 click on the 3 dots on the upper right hand corner. Click on "Captions". You'll see the Eng there.

Theres another channel that post Coke Studio things, they don’t have subtitles (Pop Box, i think?) they need to listen on Coke Studio’s channel.

wow i did not know that

Which part was Awadhi?

urdu and farsi

@@saimahhussain7723 FARSI! I couldn't pin that, thanks

I am indian but I understand urdu

@@farhanfmx 😜

Urdu, Farsi, and even Arabic

Dumb, Urdu is the mixture of Hindi and Arabic

@@aniketmani7502 Are you mad?

@@khyzerkhyzer7392 u know what I said is true but won't accept, well who cares

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Don't worry I can understand u 😅, every idiot thinks the person Infront of him is idiot , don't worry I sympathize with you 👍👍

Just try it bro

If you will go for Afreen Afreen song it has two videos available, plz watch that one which has 270 million views bcoz that has subtitles.

Urdu is made of Hindi and Arabic . Urdu was invented with the mixture of Hindi (around 60%), Arabic (30%) and persian/Afgani.

@@tanmayt122 Oh that actually makes sense! Because we recognised some of the words from Maltese which is a Siculo-Arabic Language. Thanks for letting us know :)

@@theplayroomstudio7732 he's wrong! There's ton of difference in both language! Don't be fooled please

Urdu is used in both Indian and Pakistani music but yes, this amazing song is from coke studio of Pakistan in correspondence to India's coke studio.

@@samali6363 the purest and realist language is Urdu from the beginning! Hindi is completely different and Very hard to speak also very gross to listen hence Indians occupied our language and made a mix of Hindi and Urdu which is just a scam!

Ya

Urdu was invented with the mixture of Hindi (around 60%), Arabic (30%) and persian/Afgani.

@@tanmayt122 No dear. Urdu has been around since the 1800s. Hindi as a language doesn't have literature older than 1920s so please correct yourself. Urdu is a combination of mostly Persian and then Arabic. I speak both Persian and Urdu and pure Urdu is very much inspired by Persian and Arabic too to an extent. Hindi later on took inspiration from Urdu and became a language. It doesn't degrade you to accept that. A language being older or younger doesn't make it superior but the reason I mentioned it is because you're factually inaccurate. Urdu literature predates that of Hindi and that too over centuries. Also Afghani is not a language. Please learn a bit about the subject before you speak on it. Afghans speak many languages. They speak Pashto and Dari, a dialect of Persian in both Afghanistan and Pakistan. Some of my relatives too speak Persian as their native language. You are uninformed on the origins of both Urdu and Hindi and want to satisfy your jingoistic impulses by distorting facts. You should absolutely love the language you speak which I believe is Hindi but being factually consistent is important. Urdu was inspired beautifully by Persian and some Arabic. Hindi was later inspired by Urdu. It shouldn't offend you so much so that you change the history of languages.

In the Delhi region of India the native language was Khariboli, whose earliest form is known as Old Hindi. It belongs to the Western Hindi group of the Central Indo-Aryan languages. The Turko-Afghan Delhi Sultanate established Persian as its official language in India, a policy continued by the Mughal Empire, which extended over most of northern South Asia from the 16th to 18th centuries and cemented Persian influence on Hindustani, now known as Urdu. I wasn't trying to offend anyone, you took offense.

@Mr Express Brother Pakistan was a part of India, I am not claiming anything. Why so much hate I just wrote what is written in History.

@@tanmayt122 Khariboli was not old Hindi. It was Hindustani which somewhat influenced Urdu grammar besides Persian. Hindi too was influenced by Hindustani but it followed the already established structure of Urdu language. Urdu doesn't become as old as Persian because it's influenced by it. English doesn't become Latin because of the vast influence it has on the language. Also Hindi is a lot more sanskritized. Urdu is Persianized. Just sharing grammatical structures of Hindustani doesn't make it the same language though they're definitely sister languages. In Hindi you say poorab, in Urdu, it's Mashriq. It's stree or mahila in Hindi, but aurat or khaatoon in Urdu. It's sundar in Hindi but khoobsurat or haseen in Urdu. It's dehaant in Hindi and inteqaal in Urdu. The vocabulary is almost entirely different because the vocabulary is influenced by different languages although the grammatical structure is influenced by Hindustani although in my personal opinion, also from Punjabi to some extent. I am not getting offended. I am simply correcting the false claims you're making.