Malaysian PM’s video on Tarique Rahman’s visit features Habib’s ‘Moha Jadu’

A video featuring Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s first state visit to Malaysia after taking office has been posted on Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s official Facebook page, with Bangladeshi singer Habib Wahid’s song ‘Moha Jadu’ used as the background music.

The video, which highlights different moments from Tarique Rahman’s visit, including his reception in Malaysia and meetings with Anwar Ibrahim, has drawn attention online because of the inclusion of the Bangladeshi song.

Tarique Rahman visited Malaysia as his first foreign trip after assuming office. During the visit, he held a one-on-one meeting with Anwar Ibrahim, followed by official discussions where important issues related to bilateral relations between the two countries were discussed.

The video has been viewed more than 3.6 million times within twelve hours of being posted. It has received comments from more than 14,000 netizens and has been shared over 38,000 times.

Moha Jadu is the sixth song of the third season of Coke Studio Bangla and marks Habib Wahid’s debut on the platform. The song was performed by Habib along with Tajik singer Mehrnigori Rustam. The lyrics were written by poet Khwaja Mia, a disciple of folk mystic Durbin Shah.

After completing his two-day official visit to Malaysia, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman left for Dalian, China, on Monday afternoon.