Pakistani singer Hasan Raheem has declared his popular song ‘Pechay Hutt’ as Aurat March‘s anthem. The crooner took it to Twitter to share his two cents.
In the first tweet, the ‘Nautanki’ singer wrote that he started writing the song from the lyrics ‘rasta choriye ab ham aagaye‘ for Justin Bibis and now it has become the voice of the women of Pakistan. He added that the oppression has to end.
Moreover, he continued that he stands in solidarity with the brave women of Pakistan who are out on the streets to demand their rights and are fighting for gender equality. Adding on that we must listen, we must support, and we must act.
Hasan Raheem concluded the message by writing ‘Dua yehi hai kay Allah sabko apney hifzo amaan main rakhey aur hamey amal karney ki silahiyat day.’
Peechay hutt is the anthem of aurat march aur ye gaana ab isy movement ka hai.
I started writing the song with “Rasta choriye ab ham agaye” for Justin bibi’s and now it’s become the voice of the women of Pakistan. The oppression has to end !!!— hasan raheem (@hasanraheeem) March 14, 2023
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Netizens Appreciate Hasan Raheem’s Message
Here’s how Twitter reacted to his message:
King you're about to see trolls attacking you
Ignore them and keep rocking💫— Izzah (@Izzah_adnan2) March 14, 2023
you couldn’t get any more perfect
— dikkie (@dikkie143) March 14, 2023
yasssss 🌸🌸 i just HAPPENED to play this while i was making my placard/getting ready because i felt this was the vibe i needed
— Preloved Feminist (@agirlhasnogames) March 14, 2023
King for a reason
— Harry's hoe fr (@humeshasecutuhu) March 14, 2023
Thank you for saying that Hasan 🥹❤️
— Amy A (@MarvelousMrsA) March 14, 2023
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