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Former Indian Idol contestant Aabha Hanjura’s reimagining of a popular Kashmiri folk song ‘Hukus Bukus’ has taken the Internet by storm. In less than three days since it was uploaded to Hanjura’s YouTube channel, the video has garnered 15,027 views. According to a Scroll report, the song is a part of the ‘Humans of Kashmir – Stories’ project. Its origin is attributed by some to the 14th century mystic Lal Ded’s era, and then there are those who insist it’s from the time Kashmir was born.
The Scroll report called the song a traditional children’s tune, and quoted Hanjura as saying that it was a song “our grandmothers used to sing for us.” The report also mentions that the song draws on the poem ‘Hukus Bukus Teli Van Tch Kus’. Watch the video below:
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