Zayn Malik declares that he loves his fans in Urdu

In a video clip released on social media, former member of the One Direction Zayn Malik sang a brief phrase in Urdu during a live show on January 25th. After encouraging the fans, he gave a melodic “Main Tumse Pyar Karta Hoon” (I love you) in his father’s language, causing strong cheerfulness.

The moment took place during a show at Hammerstein Ballroom in New York as part of the 32 -year -old singer’s individual tour. Stairway to the sky runs until March this year, marking stops in Europe and North America.

Earlier this week, during the La Stop, former classmate Louis Tomlinson watched his broadcast at Hall Exposition Hall. According to NME, Zayn announced the presence of Louis Mid-Show. “An old friend of mine is here. I don’t want to give his place away, but Louis is here tonight,” said singer Pillowtalk.

With a series of covers and collaborations in his name, Zayn has often pulled in the roots of southern Asia in the past. In January last year, the Pakistani Aur band characterized him as Tu Hai Kahan, taking the fans by surprise with Urdu’s vocals.

Zayn told the BBC he was “incredibly humble” when the band arrived at him. “I love the song and I brought some of myself to it. I hope people love what we did,” he said.

The Department of Comments as part of the uploading of the YouTube music video with admiration. “I love Zayn’s flexibility and how he hugs his roots. This is a beautiful song,” one user writes. “The original edition was already beautiful. But with Zayn’s voice it is just magnificent,” he praised another.

Reflecting on the feelings of the long -term enthusiastic of the One Direction singer, a fan ran: “I can’t even explain how I felt after hearing the verse of Zayn. Listen to the high notes in Urdu.

The interruption song, Flower, on the Zayn 2016 album, Mind Mine, sang in Urdu. Five years below the line, the 2021 album no one also listens to built -in URDU verses. Speaking more about his musical influences in an interview, he explained: “There are definitely many urdu, some beautiful Qawwali sounds. [music producer] Ar Rahman in a song. ”