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The Mumbai-based track composer Yashraj Mukhate joined the #PawriHoRahiHai meme trend, giving hilarious musical twist to viral video that originated in Pakistan.

By: Trends Desk | New Delhi |

Updated: February 15, 2021 11:07:21 am

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The pandemic may have killed weekend party vibes however netizens are more than making up for it with #PawriHoRahiHai, thanks to a new peppy anthem by Yashraj Mukhate. What began as the viral meme style in Pakistan has now has crossed borders uniting desi memers and party lovers alike.

The Mumbai-based music composer is returned with yet another hilarious rap, this time adding song and beats to a viral video of the ‘pawri girl, who is breaking the internet for her unique way of saying party. In the video going viral, a younger woman is seen having fun with her pals was heard saying: “Yeh humari car hai, Yeh hum hain, aur yeh humari pawri ho rahi hai (This is our car, this is us, and this is our party going on).

Sharing his special creation, the artiste captioned the video saying: “Aajse me party nahi karunga Sirf pawri karunga. Kyuki party karneme wo mazaa nahi jo pawri karneme hai (from today I will no longer party, I will pawri, there is more fun in pawri than a party)”.

His video has got over two million views on Instagram in less than a day, while it received three million views on YouTube and is trending on the second spot.

What is Pawri Girl meme trend?

For the uninitiated, the girl seen in the viral video is a properly known Pakistani influencer and content creator Dananeer, also referred to as Geena. The young artiste who hails from Peshawar and resides in Islamabad, often takes to social media to mimic and poke fun at the ‘burgers’.

In case you are thinking what burgers mean, it is ‘an elite class of Pakistanis who predominantly have adopted Urdu as their mother tongue. However, they pretend to no longer know or feel ashamed to speak their mom language’. The video, originally posted on Dananeer’s Instagram profile earlier this week crossed 1 million views and took social media by storm — giving upward shove to plenty of spoofs and recreations.