Salman
Khan
has
finally
launched
his
own
channel
on
YouTube
and
what
better
than
starting
this
new
journey
with
some
dose
of
positivity
in
bleak
times!
The
actor
has
released
his
first
independent
song-a
Novel
Coronavirus-themed
song
titled
'Pyaar
Karona'.
The
four-minute
song
has
been
composed
by
Sajid-Wajid,
with
lyrics
by
the
superstar
and
Hussain
Dalal.
Minus
any
frills,
the
track
is
filled
with
simplistic
lyrics,
in
which
Salman
sings
and
raps
about
how
we
as
a
nation,
should
stand
with
each
other
and
fight
the
COVID-19
pandemic
by
staying
home.
The
superstar
urges
everyone
to
join
forces
of
love
and
compassion
to
come
out
stronger
in
this
time
of
crisis.
In
this
anthem
with
patriotic
undertones,
Salman
urges
people
to
work
from
home
and
spend
some
quality
time
with
their
family.
With
lyrics
like
'Dikhaona
bahaduri,
isse
baar
thoda
kaayar
bano
na',
the
actor
emphasizes
on
the
need
of
staying
indoors
to
win
this
battle
against
COVID-19.
He
tells
people
to
make
productive
use
of
time
by
pursuing
hobbies
like
playing
guitar
or
writing
shayaris.
Salman
talks
about
how
people
shouldn't
take
this
pandemic
lightly
and
shouldn't
self-medicate.
The
superstar
urges
people
to
respect
frontline
workers.
Later
in
the
video,
Salman
raps
about
how
the
COVID-19
claims
its
victim
irrespective
of
caste
or
class.
The
superstar
says
that
the
only
way
to
tackle
this
situation
is
to
'stay
home,
stay
safe'.
Finally,
he
asks
everyone
to
understand
the
gravity
of
this
pandemic
and
fight
together
as
a
nation.
He
ends
the
video
with
a
'namaste'
to
the
tunes
of
'Saare
Jahaan
Se
Accha'.
Watch
the
song
here.
Speaking
about
how
'Pyaar
Karona'
was
conceived,
Salman
told
Times
Of
India,
"We
came
here
(his
farmhouse
in
Panvel)
for
just
two
days,
but
when
the
lockdown
was
implemented,
we
had
to
stay
back
for
longer.
It's
been
about
a
month
now.
This
was
the
thing
to
do.
In
a
situation
like
this,
we
can't
shoot
a
movie
here,
though
we
are
so
many
of
us
together
in
the
house.
But
we
could
definitely
do
a
song
using
the
equipment
we
have
with
us,
like
phone
cameras.
I
sang
the
track
and
we
edited
the
video
here,
but
the
music
was
composed
in
Mumbai.
The
lyrics
express
exactly
what
I
want
to
tell
the
world
-
pyaar
karona,
madad
karona,
sabr
rakho
na."