Coke Studio - Tu Jhoom -

[@Imrankhan-pw4ow]

All what you said is summed up by one word, alhamdullillah.

[@isaachussain5343]

Meaning All Praises and Thanks be to Allah (God)

[@imzoy]

All praises belong to God

[@killerboy21100]

Alhamdulillah

[@rebriffer]

I got into Nusrat Ali Fatah Khan in the mid 1970's and have been a fan of Eastern music since then, especially the genre called quaawli which Nusrat was a master of. I'd love to see you react to some of his work. A truly incredible vocalist. Do go and have a listen to him even if you don't do a reaction.

[@Fahadkhan-ny5ej]

He was a legend ❤

[@murtazazaidi95]

A few weeks ago Nusrat's brothers grandson Shahzaman Fateh Ali Khan made his first appearance as a musician and I was truly shocked at how similar his voice is to Nusrat! do check him out

[@rebriffer]

@@murtazazaidi95 thanks for the update

[@Shothor9]

Appreciated❤

[@sanamuhammad1128]

@rebriffer Abida Parveen is equivalent to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan if not better

[@SunnyOutlook]

Thank you for sharing this. I would never have discovered this on my own. Music is a language everyone can understand. This is absolutely beautiful!

[@muhammadjahanzaib2065]

Its just a beginning of pakistani music... You are standing on shore and there is an ocean in front of u Enjoy the 2 legends Love form Pakistan❤️

[@StephiesCorner]

Thank you for recommending this music. It's so beautiful!

[@mansoorshazad2596]

Your choice is also good

[@muhammadrizwanmuhammadsabi3850]

MORE BEAUTIFUL SONGS ARE PASOORI, KAANA YAARI, SAJAN DAS NA, AND RAHET FATEH ALI AND NUSRAT FATEH ALI SONGS ARE SOOOPER BEAUTIFUL LEGENDARY

[@atifnaro]

One of the best reactions I have ever seen. No talking of tune, voice etc pure feel of the lyrics with a pinch of notes. Wow. Thx for this

[@mrtarer]

Rosalie you are such a beautiful soul 😊 I found you a few weeks ago checking for REN reactions. As a half German half Pakistani I can only agree that Pakistani music is wonderful

[@qwizzle78]

Lovely reaction, Pakistani music is very deep and Urdu is a very poetic language

[@Bangkok007]

And you do realise that this song is predominantly being sung in the Punjabi language?

[@sarthakbanerjee8532]

​@@Bangkok007 Both are beautiful languages ❤

[@MrTMrT007]

This is not Urdu...its Punjabi....lol

[@mastandagujjar7886]

Yes it’s punjabi ❤and punjabi language is also a very beautiful and poetic language ❤love both

[@abidfarooqui4899]

The translation is usually very good but the title Tu Jhoom really just means you swing or swirl like a dervish. That's it. this is a sufi (Islamic mysticism) type of song/poem put to music very expertly. From Rumi to Ghalil Jibran or many sufi poets in the sub-continent have a rich legacy of awesome thoughts and poems for the whole world

[@BryanSteve-m8q]

Yes but the word jhoom means not just to swing or swirl. It means to swing or swirl in an entranced, ecstatic or transcendent way. I guess not all words have a one word translation.

[@nazarnaqvi2588]

Wow Rosalie you have felt this song with your heart. You were deeply involved and sentimental with beautiful song. This seems a music and lyrics of some other world. You have really amazed me with your music understanding and expressing soft feelings. ❣

[@StarrGazer_]

This is the first time I'm watching one of your reactions and I must say, it's so real. I can totally relate to it. This was a spectacular collab between the legendary Abida Parveen and the lovely Naseebo Lal. Sending you good wishes. And to anyone out there whose hurting right now. May you find inner peace and heal ❤

[@dredlockprincess3655]

Added to my playlist❤

[@muhammadrizwanmuhammadsabi3850]

MORE BEAUTIFUL SONGS ARE PASOORI, KAANA YAARI, SAJAN DAS NA, AND RAHET FATEH ALI AND NUSRAT FATEH ALI SONGS ARE SOOOPER BEAUTIFUL LEGENDARY

[@zahedahmad1294]

Thanks for sharing this song with me. Really beautiful lyrics and what lovely to hear the two lovely singers. more of this kind, please

[@TheCaseKingdom]

Ohh my god listen this materpiece and watch your reaction 100 times Both are best❤️

[@bluestone1555]

From listening to your reaction I can say you are a PURE SOUL , you are sensitive and you feel the pain of others. good job

[@willeymiller4760]

well you are right this is something kind of needed after the heavyness of yesterday I like it I heard this one a while back but it is so good it just sounds full of life and light it is almost meditation music it can transport you to a beautiful place thank you for the ride much needed as always your ride or die Forever Eyyyyyy Ooooo

[@ALIFDIGITALLIBRARY]

It's really therapeutic.... And these two singers are living legends....

[@HassaanQ]

OMG thank you so much for reacting to this Rosalie! I am from Pakistan and I was going through something similar that you are going through right now. a sort of jealousy from some people I know who are achieving new things and I feel myself to be stuck in a cycle. This song reminded me again there's no need to be jealous. everything comes on its time and everyone has their time written for things to come. How many are there who don't even have what I have and I should be thankful for what I currently have! Cheers! and expecting more Pakistani reactions from you, Lots of love! ❤ P.S React to Main Sufi Hoon from Coke Studio Season 7 next. absolute spritual experience!

[@devilishangel3915]

I love everything about this style of music! The lyrics, singing, the feeling, the lanterns and the shadows they cast, the dancing, the colours.. all so beautiful x my favourite 2 films after a heavy day.. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.. all encompass these same beautiful experiences. I highly recommend them if you haven't seen tthem.. perfect for a chilled Sunday afternoon! Much Love Rosalie x

[@ZohraZenab]

Lot's of love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤

[@itsnadaaaa]

Love that you focused deeply on the lyrics & rythm instead of the technicalities. When you do the first instead of the latter, you allow the music to completely engrasp your mind & soul. One of the best reactions I've seen yet!

[@louisemyles4971]

Thankyou Rosalie :-) I so enjoy your diverse choices of music and song,...your sharing, your insights and talks after.

[@sumairsaeed8309]

Greetings from Pakistan. The song was amazing and the way you fully immersed into the song was super-amazing. Loved it! This is how the music and the lyrics can be so inspirational. Both legendary singers also did justice to it and with the high quality production of Coke Studio as always did the rest. The way you fully explain the song is simply unique. Warm regards

[@cutetube.]

This is the second time I cry when you cry I don't know why I cry with you. You're such an amazing pure hearted person I love you sis 🤗 Love from Pakistan! ❤ I'm Bushra.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Hi Bushra 🙂 thank you for watching and for commenting :)

[@bartonbagnes4605]

Amazing message. Beautiful vocals. Visually stunning. The parable you gave at the end reminded me of a similar parable. A man falls off a cliff and is hanging on a branch halfway down, when he prays for God to help him. Immediately a strong updraft blows he back on top of the cliff. And he says, "Never mind God, I got this."

[@zafarrafiq6963]

It’s so nice to see sister you have a very high level understanding of this music this truly top notch music

[@alexmiller2752]

(Naseebo sings in punjabi) Embracing the pains While keeping on smiling Kept on fighting the sunlights And found my shades Sorrows are urs, joys are ours all I know just this What am I to do by understanding everyone? just make my heart understand that You swirl (dance) swirl swirl swirl (Abida sings in punjabi ) Me loony, don't know anything Sing while entranced even if you make the whole world in agreement, fool There will still be no peace If you find all the happiness than What will be left behind? There is nothing in your capability/grasp Just make your heart understand that You swirl (dance) swirl swirl swirl (Naseebo sings in punjabi) I am satisfied with my being I am above my limits/capabilities This world is non of my worries I understood everything (Abida sings in punjabi ) What to do with high glories? Whats (the point) in touching the skies? I have to live while smiling I am free of doubts/assumptions (Naseebo sings in punjabi) Me, I am just like myself Why would I shy away from myself? even if you make the whole world in agreement, fool There will still be no peace (Abida sings in punjabi ) Whats your, will find you By any excuse There is nothing in your capability/grasp Just make your heart understand that You swirl (dance) swirl swirl swirl (Abida sings in punjabi ) Me loony, don't know anything Me loony...... Me loony...... Me loony...... Oh me loony, don't know anything Oh me loony, don't know anything Me entranced, don't know anything Me entranced, don't know anything don't know anything ...... You swirl.. (Naseebo sings in punjabi) I am satisfied with my being swirl (dance) swirl swirl swirl (Abida sings in Urdu ) Ah, the gaze .... The gaze .... The gaze of the friend/beloved (which) reveals the secret (on to you) Why wouldn't you be Proud (of ) your special destiny? Why wouldn't you be Proud of your special destiny? Be proud of .... Oh you swirl (dance) swirl swirl swirl End. This song so liberating, freeing ......

[@PlutonicFriends]

Perfect

[@danu6718]

So beautiful. You're so good, Rosalie, such a great understanding and message 🎉💯

[@akshaykamble7350]

Two legends one frame....nice music coke studio........❤......... india mumbai❤

[@junaiydqadir1923]

What a brilliant reaction. The best I've seen so far, so heartfelt!!

[@arsalanchauhan]

Beautiful words and interpretation by you Rosalie, always love your reactions and energy and message. Coke Studio gives importance to portry as much the vocals and musical instruments, that why they provide complete translation which may not be word by word but more understandable to foreign listeners. Poetry is a great part of Pakistani culture thus so much focus on Sufi music. Cant wait for next reaction. I have few suggestions from Coke Studio S14. Please react to songs: >"Go" by Atif and Abdullah (positive message again) >"Phir Milenge" by Faisal and Young Stunners (little sad with lyrics about heartbreak but also about hope)-My fav song of teh season great composition. >"Ye Duniya" by Karakoram, Talha and Faris (Positive Song) >"Mehrum" by Asfar and Arooj (Sad song but great erie song), Arooj was nominated for two Grammys and won Grammy for her song Mohabbat in 2022 for Best Global Performance (also nominate dfor best new artist but didnt win), and also got nominate din 2023 for her latest song "Udhero Na".

[@shujibhuji]

I loved your reaction for this sufi song. You have explained it best being not classified as the genre knowledged person. You have summed up in very close to the core idea. Loved your summary. Thank u lady!

[@PeleRana-pp6zc]

Absolutely love your detailed analysis. Best reaction I have seen of this song. Helped me to understand so much more. The song was so therapeutic and you gave such a thoughtful and detailed response. Amazing Just subscribed.😊

[@noorrehan14]

The lyrics are amazing too. Very therapeutic esp if you understand punjabi/urdu. It soothes my soul.

[@ituhin]

You said it so beautifully. It's like a door just opened inside me.

[@kellysam2076]

HI ROSALIE. IF YOU LEARN URDU THESE WORDS WOULD MEAN EVEN MORE. URDU LIKE PERSIAN AFGHANI AND BENGALI IS A POETIC LANGUAGE IT CANT BE TRANSLATED IN A LANGUAGE LIKE ENGLISH WHICH US MORE COURSE AND NOT A POETIC TYPE OF LANGUAGE. IF THAT MAKES SENSE

[@kellysam2076]

HI ROSALIE. IF YOU LEARN URDU THESE WORDS WOULD MEAN EVEN MORE. URDU LIKE PERSIAN AFGHANI AND BENGALI IS A POETIC LANGUAGE IT CANT BE TRANSLATED IN A LANGUAGE LIKE ENGLISH WHICH US MORE COURSE AND NOT A POETIC TYPE OF LANGUAGE. IF THAT MAKES SENSE

[@zuhaibkhalid3701]

Tu Jhoom Rosalie! Don't worry about anything, what's meant to be yours will come to you on the right time. Blessings from Pakistan. ❤

[@sudarshanthapaliya734]

I love you sweetheart. The best reaction i have ever seen in my life. God bless you dear.

[@sunnydays5742]

Really good reaction. Enjoyed you enjoying this fabulous sufi song. I understand the words and you understood the essence of the words perfectly. Thank you and have a lovely day 😊

[@DevilSVessel]

The fact that this made you cry even when the English translation of the lyrics did not do justice to the actual words being said, shows how powerful these legendary singers are. The song relates "dealing with the struggles of life" to Sufi whirling, which is a type of dance common in Dervishes. Now, Dervishes are known for their contentment in living with material poverty. They may lack food, water, or shelter, but they never get angry about it, regret it, or complain to God about their fate. The just "Jhoom" (swirl in a trance) to thank God anyway and telling Him that they are happy with what they have. Naseebo Lal and Abida Parveen put on a masterclass getting the message across. Their voices have both pain and bliss at the same time. They feel for every struggling person on this planet, admire their strength, and let them know that it's ok no matter what. They were already legends when I was 14 years old and are still legends now when I'm 36.

[@rafisheikh7833]

Your joy was infectious 💃🎉🎼🤲🏻🍎🎊 Best yet!

[@sagheerb224]

You absolutely nailed it, this is therapeutic and healing indeed. It gives you a reason to look for happiness even in the great sorrows. Love this track. Beautiful reaction!

[@Scope25]

Great review. 'Tu Jhoom' translation is over complicated in the subtitles. In general it means "You chill/dance" You celebrate, basically.

[@aamnahere6250]

You're right that it's complicated but in the spirit of the song, it is an accurate translation. Jhoom is to dance but here it's a dance of rising beyond our minds and bodies, a dance that inspires letting go of our existential anxieties. It's not just to chill. Not only is it inaccurate but it also cheapens the concept this song is putting out.

[@redlights9991]

Or you can say “you swirl in ecstasy or forgetfulness”

[@redlights9991]

@@aamnahere6250it’s the swirling of the mystic

[@muhammadasif8216]

Actual and lovely reaction. For those depressed hope and understanding of reality.

[@MishalDar]

Beautiful reaction- you truly understood the meaning of the song ❤

[@hikmatsherafridi8569]

WOW!!!! What a great and amazing reaction and review. Thanks. Love from Pakistan

[@theirsheis9326]

That was really really honest reaction i ever seen🥺🌸 luv from Pakistan 🇵🇰 listen more u will pleased by our culture

[@Livein3022]

You should Discover more Coke Studio Pakistan Songs

[@msaeed9]

That’s a very good reaction. You should also cover Abida Perveen coke studio (Nigah-e-Darwashan). The poetry is beyond what human brain can comprehend.

[@ImranKhan-kq4bh]

such a beautiful explanation and reaction ❤ purely talented lady

[@kaleemullah2273]

Our Both Legends on 1 stage amazing Coke studio Pakistan ❤

[@kkalam88]

Great reaction!!! You’re awesome!!! Thanks 🌸🌸🌸

[@9shazad]

Waited way too long for this ahha finally loved your reaction ❤️❤️❤️

[@djamalmegari6891]

Iam following you from Algeria 🇩🇿in north Africa. Coke studio and Nescafe basment Pakistan are so icredible and your reactions are felt by every pretty soul person.

[@SajanDeep-sm4yj]

Wow, just wow ❤😳 your reaction is so beautiful, you are a beautiful soul ❤, i was jhooming with this song, my soul was jhooming with this song

[@tanveermaqbool25]

Love u 4rm Pakistan These r 2 legends Thanks for ur reaction

[@GullyGang88]

Terrific insight Rosalie. I couldn’t help but subscribe after listening to your take on this song. Great job!

[@lilly9972]

I absolutely love this song. It is very therapeutic and refreshing and healing- beautiful performance by the best performers ❤

[@khanzadashakir3979]

thanks for beautiful reaction

[@adeelraja7720]

I can tell every single word hit your heart ❤ and your emotions ❤

[@M.Waleed003]

Nice to see your reaction ❤. .. always be happy dear ...... enjoy your life and keep smiling 😊😊

[@umar9000015]

I was waiting for your reaction on this song. Thanks a lot Rosalie ❤

[@maheendaud7615]

Such a beautiful reaction

[@haroontahir8003]

I recommend some other hits from Coke Studio: 1. Mehram 2. Phir Milenge 3. Beparwah 4. Thagyan 5. Go

[@sherryinxs]

A review from the heart! Thank you...

[@kellysam2076]

HI ROSALIE. IF YOU LEARN URDU THESE WORDS WOULD MEAN EVEN MORE. URDU LIKE PERSIAN AFGHANI AND BENGALI IS A POETIC LANGUAGE IT CANT BE TRANSLATED IN A LANGUAGE LIKE ENGLISH WHICH US MORE COURSE AND NOT A POETIC TYPE OF LANGUAGE. IF THAT MAKES SENSE

[@fire6930]

Awww Rosalie so kind hearted

[@swayjaayy5495]

I loved your energy listening to this. This is why I watch reaction videos, to find someone that enjoys something in the way I do. It’s connecting. Music is one thing that can unite or connect us on a level unlike anything else

[@maazawan130]

The reaction was so pure ❤❤

[@sudhabhoi927]

Owww bless u...❤❤❤ Everything will be ok.

[@jafferybros]

Love from Pakistan

[@peterhowells7309]

Greetings from Scotland! It's been a looooong time since I saw you react to Diana Ankudinova and I miss your perspective on this young phenomenon Rosalie! She has done so many songs in that time, all beautiful and so different. Can I plead with you to please pick one of the new recent releases? Pretty please? 🙏🙏

[@Skywolf370]

Its always great to see someone realy enjoying music (even if the song is not to your taste). You getting so much out of that song realy made it for me. I was strugling a bit trying to read the lyrics and conect them to what i was hearing, i think i would be beter if i had just zoned out a bit and just went with the feel of the music, then looked at the lyrics separately or on a second or third listen.

[@blackconcept610]

It's such an experience with PUTRI ARIANI a 17years Old lady from Indonesia🇮🇩, She deserves the GOLDEN BUZZER because she is so passionate and confident about herself. She is truly endowed and she is a gifted Girl. She is definitely an Angel. Viral in youtube 32 M - 8 days ago

[@moedem]

You made me cry girl 😢🙏❤️

[@aaimashah1975]

#ThankYouRosalie .... #GoodJobDone .... #Love from #Pakistan ...stay Blessed

[@mazharmemon]

Rosalie Your narration and comments on lyrics were so much in sync with song, I can understand it in its original language and how it is fused and ingrained with the culture however you also added a lot to it and that made it even more enchanting. "JHOOM JHOOM"

[@mmuzammil3042]

Loved it it's a theraputic song ❤

[@mahnoorjanjua4263]

You really extract the real meaning and embrace the beauty of this realm magic

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Thank you so very much! I’m excited to check out more

[@access2vivek]

This is why I love Music. It literally transcends language. Wait till you realise tu jhoom literally means let loose and move. It felt as if this song found you at the right time! You were expressing what the song meant.

[@WasifShah-r7y]

Beautiful voice and beautiful reaction

[@petersilver4281]

@Rosalie, This vibes to me like Orphaned Land's "New Jerusalem" song, which I'm sure you would appreciate. I know you had an Orphaned Land reaction already, although that was one of the most blend songs they have (in my opinion), but their albums and music vary so much that I would urge you to try another. New Jerusalem is rather smooth and vibes well with this song. Birth of the Three or Kiss of Babylon are very very different. Barakah is a headbanger... Also they have all of them on a live video from 2011 (Tel Aviv) in very good audio quality, worth watching and listening. Consider doing them again please.

[@curiousLeafy]

I just love this song

[@ishtiaqbajwa2999]

I am very happy to see you enjoying and sway with joy ❤️. One masterpiece song from season 14 is *" PHIR MILANGAY*.. Must listen please

[@freak366]

Abida ji's voice is just out of this world

[@usmanchuhan6717]

So beautifully work Thank u

[@MikeShiv]

I’m here because of Ms. Marvel. Didn’t know the words but I’m still moved by this song. It’s just beautiful.

[@israrmastoi2744]

Pakistan, the land of Music 🎶 poetry, and sufism ❤️

[@ghazanfarmehmood14]

Only jeweler can understand the worth of a jewel!

[@ratstar3702]

I loved your reaction.

[@starnorth7620]

Beautiful spiritual music ❤

[@imranhamid1788]

Another brilliant reaction, sister.

[@aryantomar121]

Thank you for sharing such insightful thoughts

[@jehanzebz]

Tu Jhoom literally means "you sway", calling us to be open and trusting of life, and in the context of the rest of the lyrics, it is fundamentally connected to faith in God. Abida Parveen sings Qawwalis, which are religious devotional songs, and in this kind of music, which originates among sufis (Muslim mystics), songs even about romantic love are at the same time about love of God. In a few places the translation of this song hides some of the deeper and powerful meaning. For example, here is a more faithful translation of the first lines, I embrace difficulties close to my chest, and I go on cheerfully Fighting against the scorching Sunlight, I have found my shades The pains are mine and the joys mine I just only know this what do I have to do with understanding everything I explain this to my heart "You sway, sway, sway, you sway"

[@MuhammadFaisal-mi1sz]

Beautiful voice of pakistani singer in the world 🇵🇰👌

[@M.Waleed003]

Lots of love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@amersaeed9453]

Hats off 👏 ❤

[@Bapi633]

I waited for your reaction.

[@ahlamhossain7906]

Hugs for you sister!!

[@hameedmalik3694]

Your reaction was so deep and your higher level of understanding the deep wisdom behind the lyrics woke me up that I should also get lost in music as well as in lyrics and fly high and higher like a bird with notes up and downs . I learned some thing today. I never get lost in music but this music might be called Sufi or Sufism probably when you forget all your troubles and lost in God and his love. That Sufi music is very popular around the world but I never listen to it so now I will listen to lyrics and music both and enjoy it and get hi.Sufism practice focuses on the renunciation of worldly things, purification of the soul and the mystical contemplation of God's nature. Followers try to get closer to God by seeking spiritual learning known as tariqa.

[@ytnejibr]

“Don’t you know yet? It is your light that lights the world.” Rumi

[@mohammadhamza7655]

I love to watch only u u enjoying a music and meaningful really