In the midst of raised strains among India and Pakistan, veteran performing artists from Pakistan have asked cross-fringe harmony utilizing a rap number. 

Bushra Ansari has collaborated with sisters Asma Abbas and Neelum Ahmad Bashir for the track "Humsaye maa jaye", a tune which discusses superfluous divisions between the neighboring nations. 

Asma and Bushra play out the track and Neelum has composed it, the Dawn detailed. 

Bushra and Asma play Indian and Pakistani neighbors individually, who are kept separated by a divider as well as the hostility between the two nations. 

In their verses, they indication towards the way that the normal Pakistani and Indian needs harmony yet it is the governmental issues and war-mongering that keeps them separated. 

This is the primary video that has been transferred on Bushra's YouTube account. 

They have depicted their discharge as "a music video that goes past war and fringes to the hearts of individuals living so close, but then so far away." 

As indicated by Samaa TV, Bushra had partaken in an ongoing BBC meet that individuals have demonstrated enormous love for the melody. "My inbox is loaded up with watchers' inputs who state the melody is the voice of their spirit," she said.