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VIRAL: Salman Khan's Swag Se Swagat Gets A Parody Version In Pakistan And It’s Hilarious. See It

Darpan News Desk IANS, 01 Mar, 2018 12:09 PM

    The video ends with the shop's 'Chief Executive' sitting and posing on a throne fit for a king, followed with a still of his shop and the claim: "We Deal All Kinds of Mobiles". The video surfaced on Facebook and has already been shared thousands of times.

     

     

    Posted by Aurangzaib Khan on Sunday, 25 February 2018
     

    A man who is referred to as “Chief Executive Nadeem Cheema” created a rather impressive parody of the song to advertise his shop in Lahore selling various mobiles.

     

    With people dancing and a man with blonde (possibly faux) hair and beard leading the gang, the video might seem hilarious, but the lyrics don’t just rhyme, the parody hits the right notes too. Yes, talk about precision!

     

    The video ends with Cheema sitting and posing on a throne fit for a king, followed with a still of his shop, and the claim: “We Deal All Kinds of Mobiles”. Shared by a Facebook user, the video has already got around 14,000 shares within a couple of days.

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