"Pakistan can only be defeated in cricket." Even Indians started praising the "Chhli Chhli Wal" Shanzi.

Pakistani singer Shanzy Sial's Saraiki song "Chhalri Chhalri Wal," a collaboration with fellow singer Mohsin Lashari, has gone viral on social media, garnering over 10 million views on Instagram. The song unexpectedly brought Sial widespread fame as she was looking for a job in Lahore after completing her anesthesia education. Thousands of reels have been created using the track, and it has been shared by millions of users, including numerous celebrities in both Pakistan and India. Sial, who had a passion for singing but was told she lacked knowledge of rhythm and instruments, learned these skills while working with Lashari. Indian artists, including Sunandana, have covered the song and credited Sial, further boosting its popularity across both nations. The success of "Chhalri Chhalri Wal" has opened new avenues for both Sial and Lashari, leading to offers from various record companies and messages from celebrities, with some Indian users humorously calling it Pakistan's "latest attack" and joking that while Pakistan can be defeated in cricket, its music and sweet voices are formidable.