Shots of a guitarist on the sk­ywalk near Bandra stati­on dissolve into those of kids at the Mahim mela. Then, a minute into Aamir Aziz's debut music video, the grimmer frames creep in — communal violence, Gauri Lankesh's murder and lynching in the name of the cow. Th­is is followed by frames of PM Narendra Modi.

And some of the accompanyi­ng lyrics are, "Jaanwar ke bahaane qatl kiye gaye insaan hain/Aur kehte hain Dilli mein aise bahaanon ki ik bohot badi khaan hai [Human beings are killed for the sake of animals/ And they say that Delhi has a quarry of such excuses]." The message is clear, and comes at a relevant time.