Updated On: 26 March, 2019 08:06 AM IST | Mumbai | Karishma Kuenzang
A 29-year-old Mumbai artiste questions the government's actions that contradict the promises it made, with his debut music video that's creating abuzz online

Aamir Aziz
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.