Voice-over artist leaves netizens in splits with Shin-chan version of ‘O Bedardeya’. Watch

The clip shared by Sharma on Instagram shows her singing the song in front of a microphone. She aces imitating the voice of Shin-chan and the result is quite hilarious.

Akansha Sharma, who also voices the popular cartoon character Shin-chan in Hindi, sung the song mimicking the voice of Shin-chan.

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There are some songs that evoke a feeling of sadness and melancholy. Recently, the song ‘O Bedardeya’ by Arijit Singh in the film Tu Jhooti Main Makkaar starring Ranbir Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor evoked that emotion in people.

However, a voice-over artist named Akansha Sharma brought a funny twist to the song. Sharma, who also voices the popular cartoon character Shin-chan in Hindi, sung the song mimicking the voice of Shin-chan. With her rendition, people will no longer drown in sadness, but will be left in splits.

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The clip shared by Sharma on Instagram shows her singing the song in front of a microphone. She aces imitating the voice of Shin-chan and the result is quite hilarious.

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”O Bedardiyan Song SHINCHAN Version Can Shinchan sing sad songs without being funny. @be_a_bassi @shraddhakapoor Tu jhuthi mein Makkar ka mera fav song,” read the caption of the clip.

Since being shared six days ago, the clip has amassed more than 51,000 views on Instagram. Netizens were enthralled with Sharma’s attempt. A user commented, “Most depressing song converted into most entertaining song thankyou.” Another user wrote, “Aaayyyyy haaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyy.” A third user commented, “Itna dard me v aap hasaa gaye (you made us laugh out of this much hurt).”

The music of the song was composed by Pritam and lyrics were written by Amitabh Bhattacharya. Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar was the first collaboration between Shraddha, Ranbir, and director Luv Ranjan. It also starred Dimple Kapadia, Boney Kapoor, Anubhav Singh Bassi, Monica Chaudhary and Hasleen Kaur, among others.