KBRN, Jakarta: Rayyan Arkan Dhika, a boy from Riau known as the “Aura Farming” kid, has made his debut in a Bollywood music video. He stars in the video for the song Aura Farming alongside rising Bollywood artist Zahrah S. Khan.

Zahrah S. Khan is a British-born actress and playback singer based in India. Born in London as Sasha Agha, she is the daughter of renowned singer and actress Salma Agha and musician Rehmat Khan.

Zahrah began her Bollywood career with the film Aurangzeb (2013) and gained recognition for her vocal performances in hit songs such as Barbadiyan, Kya Karte The Saajna, and Har Funn Maula.

Her multicultural background and dynamic artistry have made her a rising figure in India’s entertainment industry.

The two-minute-thirty-second video was released on the official T-Series channel on Friday, October 17, 2025. Dhika’s appearance adds a unique charm to the production, blending Indonesian cultural elements with the vibrant aesthetics of Indian cinema.

In the video, Dhika wears a yellow-orange outfit paired with his signature peci (traditional Indonesian headgear). His bright attire and cheerful expression enhance the upbeat tone of the song.

Zahrah S. Khan, dressed in a striking purple ensemble, captivates viewers with her energetic and charismatic Bollywood dance style. Her collaboration with Dhika creates a visual harmony between tradition and modernity in India’s music scene.

Dhika showcases his signature Pacu Jalur dance, a traditional rowing festival performance from Riau that has become his trademark and gone viral on social media. His spontaneous, agile, and confident movements are a highlight of the video.

In the final scene, Dhika dances atop a boat, moving to the rhythm as dozens of dancers follow behind him. The moment evokes his iconic performances in Pacu Jalur, which earned him the nickname “Aura Farming Kid,” a reference to the positive energy he radiates.

Dhika’s presence on the international stage reflects the potential of local Indonesian talent to break into the global entertainment industry. His collaboration with Zahrah S. Khan marks a new symbol of pride for Indonesia on the world stage. (Misni Parjiati/Ed. Lasti Martina)