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Ghoom Ghoom by Haroon (Official Music Video) w/ Eng Subtitles

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http://www.haroon.com Haroon's new video 'Ghoom Ghoom.' 100% of all proceeds from iTunes and mobile downloads are being donated to flood relief efforts via www.superstarsforfloodrelief.com. Buy the song at http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ghoom-ghoom-single/id404808966 The video was filmed in England and Pakistan at over 20 different locations. From the upcoming album 'Haroon Ka Safar.' Directed by Haroon Edited by Kashif Kamal DOP John Owen/ Riz Color Grading and Post ET Studios Post:Keychain Films Special thanks to: Da'oud, Pat & Kaiser Speaking about directing 'Ghoom Ghoom', Haroon said he was initially inspired by the famous quote by Rumi: I Searched for God among the Christians and on the cross, and therein I found him not. I went into the ancient temples of idolatry; no trace of Him was there. I entered the mountain cave of Hira and then went very far, but God I found not. Then I directed my search to the Kaaba, the resort of old and young; God was not there. Finally, I looked into my own heart and there I saw Him; He was nowhere else. Haroon filmed the video in England and Pakistan, at 20 different locations, capturing Mosques, Shrines, Cathedrals, and Temples. These include a beautiful Sikh Gurdwara, London's famous St. Paul's Cathedral, Regent's Park mosque, and the breathtaking Baadshahi masjid in Lahore, among many other locations. Adding on from Rumi, Haroon says he aims to share a larger message of his own with the viewers. The underlying theme of the video is that people of all faiths are searching for God and peace and our ultimate desires are the same. This is a time to reach out and help our fellow brothers and sister who are suffering. Regardless of religion, ethnicity, or background, we must lend a hand. So please spread the word. Audio: Composed by Haroon Lyrics by Sabir Zafar and Haroon Produced, arranged and mixed by Haroon and Kashan Recorded and mixed at Haroon Studios and Dreamstation studios Lyrics: O' meray Maula, O' meray saiyaan, kabhi tou aa Tak meray saiyaan, beperwaiyan Kabhi tou aa, kabhi tou aaaa Ghoom charkhra, ghoom charkhra Ghoom charkhra, ghoom ghoom Ghoom charkhra, ghoom charkhra Ghoom charkhra, ghoom ghoom Dhoondh raha hai tarahkla Ishq tarahkla ghoom ghoom Ghoom charkhra, ghoom charkhra Ghoom charkhra, ghoom ghoom Ghoom charkhra, ghoom charkhra Ghoom charkhra, ghoom ghoom O' meray Maula, O' meray saiyaan, kabhi tou aa Tak meray saiyaan, beperwaiyan Kabhi tou aa, kabhi tou aaaa Ghoom charkhra, ghoom charkhra Ghoom charkhra, ghoom ghoom Ghoom charkhra, ghoom charkhra Ghoom charkhra, ghoom ghoom Dhoondh raha hai tarahkla Ishq tarahkla ghoom ghoom Koi hul ho meray dukhro ka Meray dil ke tootay tukron ka Saansein parey kalma tera Honton pe hai nagmaa tera Sun ley meri iltijaa Ghoom charkhra, ghoom charkhra Ghoom charkhra, ghoom ghoom Ghoom charkhra, ghoom charkhra Ghoom charkhra, ghoom ghoom Dhoondh raha hai tarahkla Ishq tarahkla ghoom ghoom O' meray Maula, O' meray saiyaan, kabhi tou aa Tak meray saiyaan, beperwaiyan Kabhi tou aa, kabhi tou aaaa Nahi mehram koi haasti ka Rang bharde ishq parasti ka Karta rahoon har pal dhamal Maula meray mujhko sumbhaal Tu hi tou hai lajpaal Haroon has sold over 3 million albums world-wide and has millions of adoring fans. He is a Pakistani singer, composer, musician and producer. He formed the band Awaz with a couple of musician friends. Awaz was the biggest band in Pakistan, and released three successful albums and two big singles between 1993 and 1999. Awaz was one of the pioneering bands in Pakistani pop music, and influenced many future musicians. Haroon's first solo album, Haroon Ki Awaz, which he produced, engineered and recorded, was successfully released in October 2000. The songs "Yara", "Pyareya", "Jeekay Dekha", "Chan vergay" from the album Haroon Ki Awaz were released as singles with music videos. In 2001 and 2002, Haroon toured the UK and USA. In 2001, Haroon received the "Outstanding contribution to Asian music" Award from the BBC Asia Awards show. Haroon's second solo album was the melodic Lagan. This included "Mahbooba", a fusion of Asian and Arabic music with Lebanese singers accompanying Haroon. Following this success, Haroon embarked on a world tour from early 2003 to mid 2005, performing in Oslo, Madrid, Copenhagen, Brussels, Glasgow, New York, Toronto and smaller cities such as Calgary and Oakland. Haroon released his third solo album, Haroon Ka Nasha, in March 2007, again composed, recorded, produced, engineered and mixed by himself at his personal studio. He will be releasing his fourth solo album Haroon Ka Safar shortly.