“I really admire Saba Qamar from Pakistan,” says Indian singer Guru Randhawa

Indian singer Guru Randhawa expressed his admiration for Pakistani diva Saba Qamar while recalling his experience of working with her in a Bollywood film.

Guru Randhawa appeared at an event to promote his latest Punjabi film, Shahkot, where he was asked which Pakistani actress he would like to collaborate with.

“I really admire Saba Qamar from Pakistan. I had the pleasure of working with her on the Suit Suit song during the filming of Hindi Medium,” he responded.

“I found her very talented, and as I mentioned her name today, I hope she will promote my upcoming film,” Guru Randhawa added.

Artists from India and Pakistan have a history of mutual respect and appreciation as they frequently express goodwill towards each other, despite the political tension between both countries.

At the IIFA awards in Abu Dhabi, Ananya Pandey and Bobby Deol praised Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan as their favourite Pakistani actors.

Earlier in an interview, Indian singer Sunidhi Chauhan reminisced about her experience of working with Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, saying that artists on both sides of the border have a similar thinking and approach to art.

Recently, Indian Punjabi music star Diljit Dosanjh’s heartwarming gesture towards a Pakistani fan during his Manchester concert went viral as he called for love and unity between the neighbouring countries through shared cultural ties.