Akshay Kumar gives thumbs up to Delhi Police officer's rendition of 'Teri Mitti'; Watch

Akshay Kumar, on Tuesday, shared a video with a heartfelt rendition of popular song 'Teri Mitti' from his 2019 film Kesari. video shows a Delhi Police cop singing beautiful verses of song and strumming guitar along with it.

Touched by video, Akshay Kumar wrote, "Teri Mitti is a song which always gives me goosebumps, matter how many times I hear it, this time was different Thank you Rajat ji for sharing. #CopThatSings :)" [sic] 

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Khiladi of Bollywood also shared a video mess addressed to  police officer and thanked him for all good work he has been doing. He praised him for his talent as he felt overjoyed on listening to song and clapped for him.

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In wake of coronavirus outbreak in country, Akshay Kumar had shared ar tribute on his social media sung by original singer, B Praak contributing his vocals in a hard-hitting and moving number.  tribute song also shows various healthcare workers decked up in ir protective gear heeding to patients. Teri Mitti tribute song also showcased various snippets of video which showed doctors being attacked on duty.

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emotionally impactful song has created ripples ever since it was igred at a leading awards function earlier this year. However, it strikes a chord with frontline fighters wher it's in war against COVID or soldiers of Indian Army at national borders. lyricist of this song, Maj Muntashir, was recently left overwhelmed when he saw ar video of soldiers crooning his song.

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He took to Twitter to share video where a group of soldiers energetically sing  Kesari song during ir bus journey. Maj tweeted lyrics of Lata Mangeshkar's iconic Aapki Nazaron Ne Samjha song, ‘Dil ki ye dhadkan her ja, mil gayi manzil mujhe (I’ve reached my destination, heart, stop beating). He added that his words had reached lips of soldiers and that re was thing more for him to achieve.

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