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‘Ed Sheeran Peeche Gir Gaya': This Sapphire Parody Will Make You ROFL

Last Updated: A creator decided to copy the music video Sapphire but with a small twist — this time it's without Ed Sheeran in the backseat. Sapphire, the viral collaboration between Ed Sheeran and Arijit Singh, has captivated music fans globally. With the song becoming an internet sensation, many content creators on social media are having their own share of fun trying to mimic the video. In the latest, a creator decided to copy the music video but with a small twist — this time it's without Ed Sheeran in the backseat. The video starts with the creator lip syncing the Punjabi verse, but it's only him on the bike. He goes on to lip-sync the chorus part as well. The text on the video humourously noted, 'Ed sheeran Peeche Gir Gaya." The creator also resembled Arijit Singh in the clip and in the caption, he wrote, 'Urgent Singh." Earlier, comedian Viraj Ghelani delivered a hilarious take on Sapphire, portraying a different aspect of the song as if it was shot in Mumbai. He collaborated with his friend and fellow content creator Arjun Srivastava. The comedian played Ed Sheeran in the front, while Arjun Srivastava played Arijit Singh, both of whom have similar looks and clothing to those featured in the original music video. The humorous reel began with the duo riding through the streets, only to be interrupted by a local looking for an address. As they attempted to move forward smoothly, the duo encountered numerous roadblocks, sellers and passersby. At one point, Arjun Srivastava started singing an Arijit Singh song, which added a funny twist to the clip. Not to mention the amusing conversation about Mumbai traffic with the locals. Sapphire became a viral sensation in no time because of its unique blend of Indian beats and Ed Sheeran's signature flair. Some of the biggest surprises were Shah Rukh Khan's unannounced cameo and Ed Sheeran performing in Punjabi. First Published: News viral 'Ed Sheeran Peeche Gir Gaya': This Sapphire Parody Will Make You ROFL