One of the things that Pakistanis can truly be proud of is their music, especially the songs which were composed in the 1990s and early 2000s. That was quite an era with some of the best rock and pop bands the country had to offer.<\/p>\n
We also know that Bollywood has a habit of copying our songs. Mostly, they never had to even ask for permission while doing so, but now – thanks to YouTube’s strict rules, they can’t get away with it anymore.<\/p>\n
Turns out, one of the most iconic songs from 1997 has been sold to neighboring India. And that’s Junoon’s Sayonee, which was THE anthem for Pakistan.<\/p>\n
As you can expect, Pakistanis decide to retaliate by doing what they do best; trolling Indians.<\/p>\n
Junoon was a famous 90s band that has given us some classic hits like\u00a0Jazba-e-Junoon<\/strong>,\u00a0Bulleya<\/strong>, and\u00a0Sayonee<\/strong>. The latter was recently recreated by Arjit Singh for an upcoming Bollywood film of the same name – Sayonee<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Junoon the band had renowned musicians like Salman Ahmed, Ali Azmat, and Nusrat Hussain. They rose to fame around the 1990s, when they also released Pakistan’s first compilation album,\u00a0Kashmakash<\/strong>.<\/p>\n If you don’t remember their classic hit\u00a0Sayonee<\/strong>, don’t worry! We have got you covered:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n