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Kashmir’s Transformation Through Music

In the enchanting realm of Kashmir, the musical synergy of Humaira and MC Raa, showcased in their duet ‘Badalta Kashmir,’ is making waves across the internet. This dynamic duo, driven by an ardent passion to vocalize their observations, has successfully created a resonant anthem that echoes the positive metamorphosis in the Kashmir Valley after the abrogation of Article 370.

A Digital Triumph

With an impressive million views on its debut day, ‘Badalta Kashmir’ has transcended its musical essence to become a digital sensation. The rap’s reverberations have found resonance with leaders, celebrities, and influencers as it gains momentum and captures the collective sentiment of the nation.

Government Endorsement on Instagram

Notably, the Government of India recognized the impactful narrative woven into the rap and shared it on its official Instagram page. Their caption, “The youth of Kashmir have spoken, that too through an energetic rap song! Listen to the song that encapsulates the emergence of #NayaKashmir,” echoes the official acknowledgment of the youth’s expression through this artistic medium.

MC Raa: A Sensation from South Kashmir

Inspiring Developments as Muse

MC Raa, also known as Mohammad Rasik Ahmad Sheikh, a 21-year-old sensation from Pirpora village in Shopian, south Kashmir, finds inspiration in the evolving landscape of Kashmir. His rap delves into the transformative Smart City project and the success of the G-20, drawing from his experiences while traveling from Srinagar to Shopian.

Empowering the Voice of the Youth

Introducing Humaira Jan

Collaborating with Humairah Jan, a 14-year-old talent hailing from Margund, Kangan, central Kashmir, MC Raa aimed to amplify the voice of female artists. Beyond its musical prowess, rap articulates the profound societal shift, where judgments based on appearance are fading. Humaira represents the changing narrative, embodying the newfound freedom for girls to express themselves authentically.

Applauded on a National Scale

Noteworthy figures like former cricketer Suresh Raina and Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar have applauded the transformative power of ‘Badalta Kashmir.’ Raina commended the “pro-level rapping,” while Chandrasekhar emphasized the song’s role in shaping the evolving landscape of Kashmir.

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