Pakistani rapper and songwriter Talha Anjum recently spoke about the support and appreciation he received from Indian celebrities.
He highlighted how artistic connections often remain strong despite political tensions.
During a recent interview, Talha Anjum mentioned that Indian rapper Badshah and comedian streamer Samay Raina have shown love towards Pakistani artists and their work.
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He specifically recalled Badshah's praise for the Young Stunners track Gumaan.
Reflecting on the political climate, Talha said that whenever a warlike atmosphere is created in the media, he finds himself questioning the narrative because the people he personally knows from India are nothing like that.
He added that the artists and creators he has interacted with have always been warm, supportive and respectful.
His remarks also highlighted a long standing trend in the entertainment industry, where celebrities from Pakistan and India have often appreciated each other's work despite political challenges.
Over the years, artists such as Ali Zafar, Atif Aslam, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and many others have enjoyed significant fan followings across the border.
Similarly, Indian celebrities including Badshah, Arijit Singh, Vishal Mishra and several digital creators have publicly praised Pakistani music and performers.
Social media has further strengthened these connections, allowing artists and fans to interact directly regardless of national boundaries.
Born in Karachi in 1995, Talha Anjum is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of modern Urdu hip-hop.
As one-half of the acclaimed duo Young Stunners alongside Talhah Yunus, he helped bring Pakistani rap into the mainstream through hit tracks such as Afsanay, Gumaan, Downers at Dusk and Baller.
Today, Talha Anjum remains one of Pakistan's most influential and streamed music artists.
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