Sonam Kapoor Expresses Gratitude As Prem Ratan Dhan Paayo And Abhi Toh Party Continue To Win Hearts

The title track of "Prem Ratan Dhan Paayo" has reached a significant digital milestone by surpassing 1 billion views on YouTube. Released in 2015, the song features Sonam Kapoor and Salman Khan. It quickly became a sensation, inspiring numerous Dubsmash videos where fans and celebrities recreated Sonam's memorable dance moves from the video.

Another of Sonam's songs, "Abhi Toh Party Shuru Hui Hai," has also crossed the 1 billion views mark on YouTube. This energetic track from the film "Khoobsurat," sung by Badshah and Aastha Gill, remains a staple in party playlists and DJ mixes, maintaining its status as a party anthem.

Sonam Kapoor's Reaction to Milestones

Sonam Kapoor expressed her happiness over these achievements, reflecting on the enduring popularity of both tracks. She recalled the excitement surrounding the release of "Prem Ratan Dhan Paayo," noting how it dominated social media with countless Dubsmash videos. The actress shared her gratitude for the ongoing affection people have for the song.

Discussing "Abhi Toh Party Shuru Hui Hai," Sonam mentioned that it holds a special place in her heart. She fondly remembered filming the music video and how much fun she had during its production. The song continues to bring her joy as it remains a beloved party anthem.

"I still remember when the Prem Ratan Dhan Payo title track released—what a time it was! The Dubsmash videos were everywhere. It totally broke the internet. We had the best time shooting for it—it honestly feels like it happened just yesterday. I'm so touched that people still love the song... it really means a lot!" she said.

"This has always been one of my favourite songs from my career—and it still makes it to my dance playlist! I remember letting my hair down and just having the best time shooting the music video. It brings me so much joy to see that the song continues to be a popular party anthem even today," she added.

The continued success of these tracks highlights their lasting appeal and cultural impact nearly ten years after their initial release. Both songs have become iconic in their own right, resonating with audiences across generations.