Sachin Tendulkar Posts Video of Artist Playing Jamal Kudu in Kashmir, Internet Loves it

Sachin Tendulkar is currently enjoying in Kashmir with his wife Anjali Tendulkar and daughter Sara Tendulkar. The Indian cricket legend has shared several videos and pics on social media from his getaway to Kashmir. Recently, he took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a video of an artist playing Jamal Kudu from the film Animal on the Kashmiri musical instrument, Rabab. The artist’s amazing rendition of Jamal Kudu with a traditional Kashmiri instrument has gone viral.

The video opens with a beautiful view of snow-capped mountains and Dal Lake, Kashmir. As the video progresses, it features a young artist playing Abrar’s entry song Jamal Kudu from the film Animal on Rabab. The artist can be seen playing the song fluently on the musical instrument. Rabab is a popular traditional Kashmiri instrument. Later, the video showcases Sachin Tendulkar, Anjali Tendulkar, and Sara Tendulkar enjoying the soulful session with others. The blend of classical sounds offers a fresh take on the viral track. Sharing the video on X, Sachin wrote, “Never a dull moment at Dal Lake. Talent is everywhere in our country. You just need to have an eye for it. Could you guess the song?”

Rabab is a traditional Kashmiri musical instrument made of second-growth mulberry wood. Rabab is performed in the form of songs at special occasions and weddings. Its main three strings and body are made of goat intestinal skin.

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Check the video young artist’s soulful rendition of Jamal Kudu:

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Since Sachin posted the video, it quickly garnered widespread attention and received love from many. He posted on X on February 26, 2024. Since being posted, it has gained thousands of views and many likes. Several users also guessed the song and posted their answers while others appreciated the beauty of Kashmir in the comments section of the post. “Beauty of Kashmir, Dal Lake,” wrote an X user. “Animal song it is! Isn’t it? Initially, it sounded like a Baul song from a Bollywood movie though! Enjoy Sir,” added a second. “Such a blissful visuals and soothing melody,” expressed a third.