Hrithik Roshan says wow after student performs on street to pay music school fees

Actor Hrithik Roshan has reacted after a heartwarming video of a man singing ‘Jab Koi Baat Bigad Jaye’ from the 1990 movie ‘Jurm’ has gone viral on social media. 

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Once shared online, the video instantly went viral on social media and was reshared by actor Kunal Kapoor, who appealed to people to support Shakeel. “Brilliant! You can support this very talented and innovative musician from wherever you are. The power of UPI and technology,” tweeted Kunal.

Kunal’s post was retweeted by Hrithik Roshan as well, who too was impressed by Shakeel’s singing skills.

The clip was originally posted on Twitter and Instagram from he handle @ankit.today (Twitter) along with a caption that reads, “When talent meets tech, the possibilities are endless.”

In the 2.10-minute clip, the musician is seen singing the song while playing guitar in front of a small crowd. The video then moves towards a signboard featuring several online payment platforms as well as a QR code for anyone who wants to contribute to help Shakeel.

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The message reads, “Thank you for your contribution, It pays my music school fees.”

Shakeel also reshared the clip on his Instagram account while thanking the user who shared the video for “changing his life.”

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“The viral video that got everyone’s attention, @ankit.today sir, you literally changed my life by sharing this, I want to thank everyone who watched me perform, encouraged me, and contributed to my cause, I’m very thankful and grateful to each and every one of you, I’m blessed to be able to do what I love.”

“To this day none of my parents, families, or my friends knew what I’ve been up to. I want to tell you all that I am a busker (street performer) and I’m proud of it, I finally got the courage to go public about my identity,” he wrote.