In Pakistan, Jugni was popularized by the late folk music singer Alam Lohar. He received a gold disc LP for his Jugni in 1965. After that Saleem Javed and Arif Lohar, Alam Lohar's son, among others, have kept the tradition alive. Arif has brought in a more contemporary touch by incorporating modern vibes and rock influence in his versions of Jugni with Mukhtar Sahota (notably in his album "21st century Jugni"). In popular Pakistani culture Alamgir's Jugni is often the most-commonly recognized, which, in the mid-80's, encouraged young college students, most notably Saad Zahur, an architecture student at Lahore's NCA, who popularized the song with their own renditions. Arif Lohar has currently sang it for Coke Studio in Pakistan along with Meesha Shafi, a popular Pakistani youth, a version that will help this iconic song to further live on and on. This version of Jugni has crossed twenty-six (45) million views and is most popular Punjabi video on YouTube. Jugni is folk song of Panjabi.The word "Jugni" is corrupt form of English word "jubilee".In1887 the Queen Victoria celebrated the golden jubilee of her Raj(empire). The Queen was on throne of United Kingdom of Britain for last 50 years A jubilee flame was taken all over the British empire.A part of this flame was also taken to the various Towns and cities of India.Where ever the flame was taken,a public meeting was held at that place, which was addressed by the British officers, who praises the British empire.