Hyderabad, June 21 -- Music has a unique way of crossing borders, languages and politics. As the we celebrate World Music Day today on June 21, it is worth looking at one of South Asia's most fascinating cultural connections, the immense popularity of Pakistani music in India.

For decades, Pakistani singers, bands and composers have enjoyed a loyal fanbase among Indian listeners. From the soulful voices of Atif Aslam and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan to iconic band like Jal, their songs have become part of everyday playlists across India. Whether it is romance, heartbreak, spirituality or nostalgia, their music continues to resonate deeply with audiences on both sides of the border.

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