Released in 1995, Daler Mehndi’s smash hit Bolo Ta Ra Ra Ra remains a wedding staple. An Indian marriage isn’t complete till a few drunk uncles bring out their best dance moves to the tune of Bolo Ta Ra Ra Ra.
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However, we were surprised to know that the song has many international fans as well. Which was proven when we came across an Israeli version of the song.
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The song is sung by popular Israeli singer Rinat Bar who’s often hailed as the ‘party queen’ of Israel.
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It has all the latkas and jhatkas of the original song and even though most of you might not understand the lyrics, you’d still want to shake a leg to it.
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This isn’t the first time an Indian song has found popularity abroad. We’d earlier come across a Russian version of Jimmy Jimmy Aaja Aaja as well.
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We bet Daler Mehndi must be really happy.
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Check out the Israeli version of Daler paaji’s Bolo Ta Ra Ra Ra right here.