Hindi song commemorates Throne Day

Titled “Eid al-Ash-Sharq is our Eid,” an Indian song celebrated the 25th anniversary of Eid al-Ash-Sharq in Morocco.

The video clip of Daval Kothari’s song included clips from the reign of King Mohammed VI, with pictures from his childhood and youth, and powerful moments documenting the country and countries around the world, with archaeological landmarks and the Moroccan national flag.

This song was produced by Al-Basheer Al-Zairi, and its lyrics were written jointly by Andalusian Al-Waryaghli and Dhaval Kothari, and its translation was prepared by Irshad Dalal, and it was filmed at RV Studios in Mumbai, India.

The video was directed by Suleiman Afrij and Rachit Foura, costumes were prepared by Reda Zerouali, designed by Nadir Al-Hassani, and the director of photography was Baranav Waghmar.

Since its launch on YouTube yesterday, Tuesday, the song has received wide interaction from Moroccans who celebrated this singing on the occasion of a quarter century of rule in an Indian tongue.