Lahore March 15 (TNS): Renowned political parties in Pakistan for the last one decade or so have been at the forefront in creating different political songs, portraying their political ideologies and manifestos.
The Pakistan Muslim League-N has come up with a new political song giving a clear-cut message to party detractors that both Nawaz Sharif and Shahbaz Sharif were united and on the same page and they would leave no stone unturned to take Pakistan forward in its journey to economic stability and prosperity.
‘Raho Chalte Raho, Raho Barhte Raho,’ is the title words of this new track, which also portrays the culture of Gujrawala, and what concrete development projects the current Punjab government have performed in the ‘City of Pehlwans.
The song opens up with shots of food culture followed by wrestling of Pehlwans, and then, it is beautifully complimented with amazing aerial shots of the newly inaugurated Gujranwala Jinnah Interchange.
A day after Chief Minister Punjab Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has taken formal charge of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), and it is a strong message to all their opponents that both Nawaz Sharif and Shehbaz Sharif are united, and PML-N would not withdraw from the mission of public service and prosperity of the country.
The song contains shots of Sunday’s Gujranwala Jalsa at the Jinnah stadium. However, the great aspect of this video is that it is not solely based on PML-N’s promotion, as it shows people having jubilations and moments of delight at the ground, that indirectly is a huge sign of gratification over ruling party’s governance.
The song also has shots of CM Shehbaz wrestling with a Pehlwan on the stage, and got control over him in an excellent manner. This act of CM Shehbaz has been loved by many in Pakistan, and it also reflects the vigilant personality of Mian Shehbaz Sharif that he is always geared for taking on any challenge.
CM Shehbaz narrating patriotic poetry is skillfully presented in this video song, that shows Shehbaz’s confidence about his delivery in Punjab, on the basis of which he wants to make Pakistan a developed nation as well.
