Karan Aujla reacts to Asha Bhosle's 'Tauba Tauba' performance: She sang it at 91 better than me

Asha Bhosle and Karan Aujla

Karan Aujla, a name synonymous with modern Punjabi music, recently found himself in awe of an extraordinary performance by one of India's most iconic voices. Asha Bhosle, at 91, stunned audiences during a concert in Dubai when she sang his hit track "Tauba Tauba" from the 2024 film Bad Newz.

Not only did she deliver the song with grace, but she also recreated the popular hook step originally performed by actor Vicky Kaushal, sending the crowd into a frenzy.
The moment, caught on camera and now going viral on social media, left Aujla humbled.

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The Punjabi singer, known for his bold lyrics and modern sound, took to Instagram to express his gratitude and admiration for the legend. Sharing a video of Asha Bhosle's remarkable performance, Aujla wrote, “@asha.bhosle ji, the living Goddess of music, just performed ‘Tauba Tauba’... a song written by a kid who grew up in a small village, with no music background and no knowledge of musical instruments.”

His heartfelt message continued, “A melody made by someone who doesn’t play any instrument. This song has received a lot of love and recognition not only from fans but also music artists, but this moment is truly iconic and one I will never forget."
Despite having written "Tauba Tauba" at the age of 27, with no formal music training, Karan Aujla was quick to recognize the gravity of the moment when the legendary playback singer performed it with such finesse.

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He further wrote, “I am truly blessed and thankful. This has really inspired me to keep giving you all such melodies and create more memories together.”
This is a testament to how Asha Bhosle, a singer with a career spanning over seven decades, continues to inspire and leave an indelible mark on the music industry, even today.

Her rendition of "Tauba Tauba," a song that resonated with the younger generation due to its catchy beat and relatable lyrics, brought a new level of respect to the song.

Karan Aujla's acknowledged it and said, “She sang it at 91 better than me.”

Many others also joined in on the praise. Singer Aditi Singh Sharma commented, "HOW cute is this (heart emojis) Cannot believe she is 91 & killing it with the singing & dance moves." Music composer Palash Mucchal echoed the sentiment with a red heart emoji, while actor Elli Avrram referred to Bhosle as "What a true artist she is (red heart emoji) legend!" Even actor Neil Nitin Mukesh couldn’t hold back, adding, "(red heart emojis) Legend got a reason. God bless tai (red heart emojis)."
Asha Bhosle, dressed elegantly in a white saree with a black border, looked every bit the diva she has been throughout her career.

In a surprising turn, she set her microphone aside at one point during the performance to mimic the dance steps from the song’s hook. The Dubai crowd was ecstatic, and the video captured the magic of that moment—a 91-year-old legend seamlessly bridging the gap between generations with her voice and dance moves.
This iconic performance took place at the Legacy Concert, where Bhosle shared the stage with another legendary singer, Sonu Nigam.

For Karan Aujla, this moment will be etched in his memory forever, a reminder of how music, no matter the genre or the era, binds people together across ages. Asha Bhosle's unparalleled talent and unwavering energy continue to inspire artists like Karan Aujla, proving that true legends only grow stronger with time.