<p>Tsahi Halevi took everyone by surprise on Thursday as he crooned 'Tere Jaisa Yaar Kaahan' a hit song from the 1981 Bollywood film 'Yarana' starring Amitabh Bachchan.&nbsp;<br />
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Halevi was in the capital to celebrate Israel's 74th Independence Day and 30 years of Indo-Israeli diplomatic ties.&nbsp;<br />
"We are celebrating 30 years of friendship, so I thought the song will be relevant," Halevi said, before breaking into the song to the accompaniment of a guitar. The actor is also a well-regarded singer. His audience included External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Naor Gilon, Israel's Ambassador to India.</p>

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<p>Gilon noted, "Jews have been living in India in peace and security for about 2,000 years." Jaishankar, in his speech, reiterated this connection and said: "We have had a long history of Jewish presence and Jewish community amongst us and as a society, we are really enriched by their contributions. ... This for us is truly a special relationship."<br />
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Earlier, talking to the media, Halevi, who was seen playing an antagonist in the popular Netflix series, revealed that he was also "involved in the first co-production between India and Israel".</p>

<p>He added, without divulging anything about the project, "I know India has a lot of creativity. It has a lot of experience. It is a great opportunity for us to understand Indian television and cinema."<br />
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"I think `Fauda` is a hit in India. We get a lot of social media feedback from India." It is a great opportunity to understand Indian television and cinema, " the actor added.&nbsp;<br />
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`Fauda`, which in English translates as chaos, tells the story of Doron, a commander in the Mista`arvim unit of the Israeli Defence Forces and his unit. In the first season, they pursue a Hamas terrorist known as 'The Panther.</p>

<p>The fourth season of `Fauda` is most likely to be aired next year, but Halevi is not part of the action.</p>

<p>"Honestly speaking, I am not involved in season four," he said. "So, I don`t really know what`s happening. I believe the filming has ended and it will come out next year."<br />
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(With agency inputs)</p>


Tsahi Halevi took everyone by surprise on Thursday as he crooned 'Tere Jaisa Yaar Kaahan' a hit song from the 1981 Bollywood film 'Yarana' starring Amitabh Bachchan.

Tsahi Halevi took everyone by surprise on Thursday as he crooned 'Tere Jaisa Yaar Kaahan' a hit song from the 1981 Bollywood film 'Yarana' starring Amitabh Bachchan. Halevi was in the capital to celebrate Israel's 74th Independence Day and 30 years of Indo-Israeli diplomatic ties. "We are celebrating 30 years of friendship, so I thought the song will be relevant," Halevi said, before breaking into the song to the accompaniment of a guitar. The actor is also a well-regarded singer. His audience included External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Naor Gilon, Israel's Ambassador to India. #WATCH | Delhi: Israeli series Fauda actor Tsahi Halevi sings a hindi song 'Yaara teri yaari' on the occasion of 74th Independence Day of Israel pic.twitter.com/mmx7mwfqfk — ANI (@ANI) May 5, 2022 × Gilon noted, "Jews have been living in India in peace and security for about 2,000 years." Jaishankar, in his speech, reiterated this connection and said: "We have had a long history of Jewish presence and Jewish community amongst us and as a society, we are really enriched by their contributions. ... This for us is truly a special relationship." Earlier, talking to the media, Halevi, who was seen playing an antagonist in the popular Netflix series, revealed that he was also "involved in the first co-production between India and Israel". He added, without divulging anything about the project, "I know India has a lot of creativity. It has a lot of experience. It is a great opportunity for us to understand Indian television and cinema." "I think `Fauda` is a hit in India. We get a lot of social media feedback from India." It is a great opportunity to understand Indian television and cinema, " the actor added. `Fauda`, which in English translates as chaos, tells the story of Doron, a commander in the Mista`arvim unit of the Israeli Defence Forces and his unit. In the first season, they pursue a Hamas terrorist known as 'The Panther. The fourth season of `Fauda` is most likely to be aired next year, but Halevi is not part of the action. "Honestly speaking, I am not involved in season four," he said. "So, I don`t really know what`s happening. I believe the filming has ended and it will come out next year." (With agency inputs)

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