Salman Khan’s song ‘Pyaar Karona’ is out, coinciding with Coronavirus

Earlier this week, superstar Salman Khan took everyone by surprise as he dropped the teaser for Pyaar Karona, the song that is sung by the actor himself and released on his YouTube channel.

The song will give you chills. The song talks about how we as a nation should stand with each other and fight the pandemic by staying home. How we should respect the people fighting on the frontlines and how we need to step up and do our bit to fight coronavirus.

Sharing the song on social media, the actor wrote: “As India fights COVID-19, let’s join our forces of love and compassion to come out stronger in these times. Here’s presenting Pyaar Karona, an anthem sung by yours truly for the fight against the deadly Coronavirus pandemic. The song has been made using minimal resources available at my disposal. Listen to the inspiring number and spread the message of love.”

Earlier, the actor shared the release of the song on his Social Media with the caption, “So, I’m posting from my handle to let you know that tomorrow on my YouTube channel, mine kya? It’s ours! Song out tomorrow on it, hope you can handle it.”

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The track ‘Pyaar Karona’ aims to spread love and awareness amid the coronavirus pandemic and was written by Salman and Hussain Dalal.Composed by Sajid-Wajid and sung by Salman Khan himself, the teaser was uploaded on Twitter on April 20 on his YouTube channel.

The video begins with several hashtags, including “Being Human, India Fights Corona, Stay Home Stay Safe” as Salman sings in the background ‘Pyaar Karona, Ehtiyaat Karona.’

Salman Khan had earlier pledged to support 25,000 daily wage workers from the film industry stranded due to the nationwide lockdown. He had recently released a video criticising those flouting the rules and attacking the healthcare workers in parts of the country. India is under the lockdown in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, which has infected over 15,000 people and claimed over 500 lives.