Farhan Saeed released his much-awaited single this Friday. The song was directed by Adnan Qazi while written and produced by Bilal Saeed. The song features Aima Baig as the female lead, and the video of the song has nothing short of fairytale vibes. But there is a catch.
While Na Cher Malanga Nu crosses two million views on Instagram, we are still debating the situation whether it’s an inspiration or just a Pakistani version of the famous 2008 release of Taylor Swift Wildest Dreams.
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The poster shows Aima and Farhan Clad in brown and white khakis standing in the middle of a desert immersed in a deep gaze. Soon after the release, the poster becomes the talk of the town, so much so that Joseph Kahn, the director of Wildest dreams, also responded to the tweet.
Lol cool. Hi Pakistan 👍 https://t.co/oidHdSqveN
— Joseph Kahn (@JosephKahn) July 18, 2021
The Pakistani Rendition
Soon after the release, people started to speculate the song of being a rip-off. Since the resemblance between the Taylor Swift hit and Na Cher Malanga Nu is uncanny. From cinematography to outfits to scene cuts, there is hardly anything that makes the video different from the famous English ballad.
However, the director took to social media to clarify the situation. He mentioned how Taylor Swift’s masterpiece had inspired him to create this music video.
The Netizens React
The public stance was quite aggressive, given that they blamed the celebrities for presenting Pakistan in such a light. Have a look at what people had to say,
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Plagiarism comes in all forms. However, a straight-up line can be drawn between copying someone’s work or being inspired by them. While Pakistani’s lack the latter one, it’s becoming a bit of a pain to see our artists copying the job instead of getting inspired. Still, we will let you be the judge.
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