In the video, he can be heard singing “Log yahaan sapne dekhte phire neend mein, par mere sapne toh mere neend hi uda gaye.”
A Jammu and Kashmir police constable became an overnight social media star after videos of him rapping were shared online and went viral. In the now-viral video, constable Jeevan Kumar can be seen rapping about his dreams.
In the video, he can be heard singing “Log yahaan sapne dekhte phire neend mein, par mere sapne toh mere neend hi uda gaye.”
One of his videos came to light when IPS officer Mukesh Singh shared a video of him singing and said that the constable was a passionate singer.
Watch the video here:
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PremiumPremium@JmuKmrPolice @igpjmu constable and a passionate #rapper pic.twitter.com/nQoIorHcKj
— Mukesh Singh (@mukesh_ips_jk) March 8, 2020
Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri also shared one of his videos on Twitter.
“Wow. This J&K police @JmuKmrPolice cop is a brilliant rapper. I am sure he is going to win lots of hearts. Creativity can flourish anywhere,” he wrote.
Wow. This J&K police @JmuKmrPolice cop is a brilliant rapper. I am sure he is going to win lots of hearts. Creativity can flourish anywhere. pic.twitter.com/DcO6V3Zjjl
— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) March 8, 2020
Though little is known about the constable, the video has been viewed over 8000 times with almost 200 retweets.
Take a look at some of the reactions to the video here:
— अविनाश मिश्रा 🇮🇳 (@mi_avinash5) March 8, 2020
You cant hide talent!! Phenomenal👏 keep it up!
— Rajiv Kotwal (@goldeneagle122) March 8, 2020
Jkpolice got rapper
— Aarifahad | عارف احد (@aarifahad) March 9, 2020
Gazab
— Chandan kashyap (@Chandan33438881) March 8, 2020
Amazing !!
— Abhishek Jagdale (@CSABHI84) March 8, 2020
Gesture 👌👌 appreciation from top
— RANGNAR رانگنار (@ryandso70279192) March 8, 2020
Superb
— Official Vinay Singh Rajput (@VinaySi56937345) March 8, 2020
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