Dananeer Mobeen began the film by lip-syncing to the girl’s original audio, which showed her father preparing some meat for a feast with her brothers.
Dananeer Mobeen, also known as the “Pawri Girl,” who broke the internet on both sides of the border, has returned. This time, she’s reenacting a young girl’s “pawri ho rahi hai” video, and netizens are once again amused.
The Pakistani influencer stated that a small Pashtun girl’s “Baap ki party” TikTok video that went popular on social media a few days ago is the “greatest version of the Pawri ho rahi hai so far.”
Mobeen was seen draped in a dupatta covering her head and standing in front of a family portrait to recreate the viral scene, imitating the child from the original clip. She started the video by lip-syncing to the original audio of the girl, who was shown cooking some meat for a celebration with her brothers.
Mobeen also appears, mimicking the small one’s move and perfecting even the slight stutter at the start. “Hello, guys, this is me, this is our father, and this is our father’s celebration.”
“Hiiiiiii guyzzzz. “This girl has outdone me,” she said on Instagram and a link to the original video.
Within a few hours, the hilarious re-enactment had netizens online laughing out loud, and many agreed that the toddler had absolutely outdone mom.
Mobeen, then 19, went popular in her homeland in 2021 for her video mocking “an affluent class of Pakistanis who feel little ashamed to speak in Urdu, their mother tongue.” “Ye humari car hai,” she said in Pakistan. Or, ye hum hai, “Aur ye humari pawri horahi hai,” many memes that got popular in India after Yashraj Mukhate composed a spoof song.
There was no shortage of meme allusions, unifying people on both sides of the border, from law enforcement officials to brands to politicians.
This release is articulated by Prittle Prattle News in the form of an authored article.
Image Courtesy- Dananeer Mobeen
