New track highlights cultural and historical significance of Indus River(Web Desk): Singers Babar Mangi and Amjad Mirani have released the music video for their new song Sindhu Valley, highlighting the cultural and historical significance of the Indus River. The river, which has sustained life in the Indus Valley for over 5,000 years, is portrayed in the song as a nurturing mother to whom the singers long to return. The lyrics speak of going back to a humble home in the valley, emphasizing that Sindhi culture has always been deeply connected to the Indus. In the video, Mangi and Mirani are shown wandering the desert in search of water, taking refuge in an empty boat, until the barren land transforms into water—culminating with Mangi quenching his thirst from the river. The song was produced by Babar Mangi, with video direction by Rahool Ejaz, known for directing Pakistan’s first Sindhi feature film Indus Echoes.