Popular Indian Punjabi singer Jasmine Sandlas delighted audiences with a soulful live rendition of Pakistani music icon Hadiqa Kiani’s timeless hit, “Boohey Barian.”
A video making the rounds on social media captures Jasmine performing her own version of the beloved Pakistani classic during a live show, bringing her distinctive vocal style and energetic stage presence to one of South Asia’s most cherished songs.
The cross border musical moment quickly caught the attention of social media users, with many praising Jasmine for celebrating the work of a Pakistani artist and introducing a fresh interpretation of a song that has remained deeply embedded in the region’s pop culture.
“Boohey Barian” is widely regarded as one of the most recognizable Pakistani pop songs of the late 1990s. The track was originally performed by Hadiqa Kiani and featured on her platinum-selling 1998 album *Roshni*. The song was written by Hadiqa’s mother, Khawar Kiani, adding a deeply personal connection to the iconic number.
In the viral clip, Jasmine can be seen confidently commanding the stage as she delivers the much-loved song, while a visual featuring Hadiqa Kiani highlights the connection between the original rendition and the new live interpretation.
The performance has generated considerable engagement online, with social media users describing “Boohey Barian” as a timeless classic while appreciating the unique vocal flair Jasmine brought to the rendition.
Many listeners also celebrated the moment as an example of music transcending political and geographical boundaries, with Jasmine’s performance creating a cultural bridge between Indian-Punjabi music and Pakistan’s rich pop legacy.
The rendition has once again highlighted the enduring appeal of Hadiqa Kiani’s music, proving that songs rooted in one country can continue to resonate with audiences across the region decades after their release.