Music
Fusion's music quickly strikes a chord.
They are joined on stage by a top Indian band.
Thank you!
Thank you, India.
So, these guys have no idea what the song is all about.
And they have no idea what the song is all about.
So, it will be nice if you all join in and listen to it.
It's really fantastic, the Pakistani band.
And our country band is also really fantastic.
And I think it's really a nice support.
It's about the love, peace, harmony.
And that's a nice gesture.
There has always been this thing between India and Pakistan.
Where there's this tension about safety and security and all of that.
And I think the fact that they've come here and they've played so confidently
speaks a lot.
It was amazing, you know.
It felt really good.
The people were really surprised and they were having a lot of fun.
Do you feel emotional about it?
Yeah.
Emotional, happy, excited.
I think we can describe the feelings.
You can't describe the feelings.
More than anything.
Do you feel emotional about it?
A few weeks later, Junaun Salman Ahmed arrives in Delhi to promote his new music video
filmed in Lahore and at Patiala in India.
Here, he is meeting the current occupants of his family's ancestral home.
Salman's relatives were forced to abandon the house when they fled to Pakistan in 1947.
Now it features in the film clip.
The song's title is Wum Tana, which means harmonious journey,
which features Salman and the famous Indian actress, Nadeeta Das.
Wum Tana is a musical metaphor, but it's also a spiritual metaphor,
which people living in the subcontinent, Indians and Pakistanis, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs,
understand instinctively.