The title may become the reason for angering some patriotic music fans but Sur Kshetra definitely deserves an eye of observation. It might be just a fun singing show, Or it might be just a conspiracy. Whatever it is, it cannot be denied that the show has indeed some enmity elements – something very eventual when it comes to the case of battle (and by battle, I mean ANY battle from tic-tac-toe or a war) between Pakistan and India.Sur Kshetra is a singing talent show among two teams: a Pakistani team led by Voice of Hearts Atif Aslam and the other being an Indian team led by Himesh Reshammiya. The members of the jury are musical veterans from the subcontinent, Bangladesh’s Runa Laila, Pakistan’s Abida Parveen and none other than India’s Asha Bhosle.Leaving that aside, the facts cannot be hidden as the truth speaks for itself. There is a lot of bad blood among the two countries since day one and whether it’s a matter of a cricket match or a business transaction, enmity ensues and the same case is with the talent show now. Atif’s and Himesh’s greed for the win mostly results in heat; depicting an obvious bad blood among the countries instead of promoting peace. Whether it is just a healthy competition or something not short than a cold war, you be the judge.
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Asha Bhosle
Asha Bhosle is a complete bias person…
Tayyab Khalil
lol the above comment made by Asha Bhosle
sitara
an embarassment for a true music lover…music is not cricket hence no boundaries…the show wud be better off widout the captains…it is definitely not designed to be a healthy competition…the enemosity is so great its hard to believe its not preplanned…i dont think it shud go on air as its not serving any positive purpose nor does it reflect the true emotions of a moderate indian or pakistani citizen.
Husain
I have been watching this programmed since day one- and the more I watch, the more I feel disgusted. It is not a musical programme or a realityshow. It is more a Hindustan Pakistan Jung. Instead of bringing peace and harmony, there is so much of unnecesary bad blood. The Focus of appreciating good singers is toally lost as the focus is more on the disharmony between the Captains and the Judges. Atif’s behaviour is atrocious, and his body language is disgusting. He must remember that his fame has come from the Indian Platform. If he is Patriotic, why did he not stick to his country. As far as we are concerned, we will NOT WATCH ANY FURTHER EPISODES. All those agreeing with my sentiments, may consider doing the same.
sweet_Kitten
I think its a cold war esp.b/w Atif n Himesh. Himesh is rude most of the time n Atif support pakis not telling the singers their mistakes so they can fight better with indians
The title may become the reason for angering some patriotic music fans but Sur Kshetra definitely deserves an eye of observation. It might be just a fun singing show, Or it might be just a conspiracy. Whatever it is, it cannot be denied that the show has indeed some enmity elements – something very eventual when it comes to the case of battle (and by battle, I mean ANY battle from tic-tac-toe or a war) between Pakistan and India.Sur Kshetra is a singing talent show among two teams: a Pakistani team led by Voice of Hearts Atif Aslam and the other being an Indian team led by Himesh Reshammiya. The members of the jury are musical veterans from the subcontinent, Bangladesh’s Runa Laila, Pakistan’s Abida Parveen and none other than India’s Asha Bhosle.Leaving that aside, the facts cannot be hidden as the truth speaks for itself. There is a lot of bad blood among the two countries since day one and whether it’s a matter of a cricket match or a business transaction, enmity ensues and the same case is with the talent show now. Atif’s and Himesh’s greed for the win mostly results in heat; depicting an obvious bad blood among the countries instead of promoting peace. Whether it is just a healthy competition or something not short than a cold war, you be the judge.
