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Moj users obsess over Govinda’s ‘Bulbula re Bulbula’, Commemorating the 90s Bollywood

Posted on February 23, 2022 By

Moj creators hit the nostalgic nerve with Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik’s superhit song

 Mumbai, February 23: The 90s Bollywood song, Bulbula re Bulbula, from the movie Aunty No. 1, sung by the sensational singers Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik, has gone viral on Moj, India’s number one short video app. The hashtag #MainDeewaniHoRahiHun has garnered 3 lakh video creations and 5 billion views so far. The trend started when the creator, Prakash Chavan (@KingQueenVillage), and his wife from Raipur created a Moj video dancing on Bulbula re Bulbula reaching over 1.7 million Moj users. They kept the viewers hooked with their filmy performance and ended up creating a viral trend on the platform. The original song has Govinda and Raveena in a dream sequence, shaking a leg and showcasing their sizzling chemistry.

Commenting on the song going viral, renowned singer Udit Narayan said, “It was an absolute surprise and a thrill to watch young generation dancing to Bulbula re Bulbula on Moj. Every 90s song hits us differently and reminds us of our fond memories. Even in the age of remixes, we can’t stop grooving to the evergreen and upbeat 90s songs. It is heartening to see the new generation enjoying and connecting with the classics.”

Romance and heartbreak are popular music genres amongst Moj’s audience. Along with Bulbula re Bulbula, cult 90s songs like Mere Khwabon Mein, Chanda Sitare, Tum Toh There Pardesi, and Tumsa Koi Pyaara have also started viral trends on Moj in the recent past.

About Moj:

Moj is India’s #1 short video app with the highest monthly active user base of 160 million. Launched in July 2020, Moj is a platform for creators to showcase their talents and entertain Indian audiences across different genres. Moj is home to more than 50 million creators that connect with India through content created in 16 different languages. Moj has an easy UI, one of the biggest music libraries, and unique camera filters.

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