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Dheere Dheere Creates History On YouTube!

Darpan News Desk IANS, 18 Feb, 2017 02:47 PM
  • Dheere Dheere Creates History On YouTube!
Yo Yo Honey Singh has broken record with his chartbuster song Dheere Dheere, as the song has created a trailblazing record of crossing 200 million views on Youtube. 
 
Also Dheere Dheere is the first and only Indian song till now which has crossed more than 200 million views.
 
It looks like everything Yo Yo touches, is bound to turn into gold.
 
 
 
Dheere Dheere Se's recreated version too was bound to be a sure-shot successful song because it had all ingredients a single desires - beautiful locales, the ever-so-charming Hrithik Roshan dancing with Sonam Kapoor and Yo Yo Honey Singh's synchronized rapping.
 
Hrithiks dapper look and suaveness in the song is one of the things which has been loved by the audiences.
 
And well, as expected, the magic has worked, as this song has set a benchmark by becoming the first Indian song to cross the 200 million benchmark.
 
 
This is not something new for Honey Singh, who has seen massive success with his songs 'Blue Eyes', 'Desi Kalaakar', 'Angreji Beat' and more.
 
But we must say Dheere Dheere is definitely another feather in cap for Honey Singh.

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