Pawri video crossover: Just as the world thought the pawri train had left the station, it came round back to park itself on our timelines once again. This time, with an epic twist. Pakistani influencers Dananeer Mobeen aka 'pawri ho rahi hai' girl and Momin Saqib aka 'maaro mujhe maaro' guy have come together for a hilarious crossover of their viral videos that gave them these respective titles.
In a video posted to Mobeen's account, the two young creators collaborated to deliver a funny jumble of their now infamous lines: "ye main hoon... aur ye hamari pawri ho rahi hai" and "oh bhai, maaro mujhe maaro... ye mazak horeya hai?"
See the post that has changed everyone's "waqt, jazbaat and zindagi":
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The Pawri Video Crossover We Didn't Know We Needed
A clip of Saqib's video from the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup had gone viral, in which he could be seen cursing Pakistan for losing to India in mock-anguish. "Kal raat ye log burger khaate rahe hain, pizze khate rahe hain. Ye mazak horeya hai?" His creative admonishment of Pakistani players had taken the internet by storm and his words soon became common internet catchphrases.
Mobeen's 'pawri' video on the other hand went viral earlier this year in February when pandemic fatigue was still at peak. Her witty, accented jibe at Pakistani 'burger' kids through a short video gave netizens some well-needed laughter. The sensational phrase 'pawri ho rahi hai' soon became an earworm, being used everywhere in ads to news channels.
It even earned a remix from viral Indian composer Yashraj Mukhate:
Now with over 800,000 views and comment after comment of love from both sides of the border on this new mazak horeya hai and pawri video crossover, Mobeen and Saqib have managed to bring India and Pakistan together yet again for lighter moments.
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