Every year on April 27, Kings Day, also known as Koningsdag, is celebrated to honor King Willem-Alexanders birthday. Especially in Amsterdam, it is one of the biggest and most colorful celebrations in the Netherlands. People wear orange because it is the national color of the Netherlands and the royal family is known as the House of Orange (Huis van Oranje). It was once known as Queens Day, but after King Willem-Alexander took the throne in 2013, the name was changed. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kanak Dwivedi (@kanak_diaries)Sapnas banggers all the way to AmsterdamIn a widely shared video, a vibrant gathering celebrating Kings Day in Amsterdam recently was seen grooving to the hit song Teri Aakhya Ka Yo Kajal by Sapna Choudhary. Residents and visitors could be seen frolicking in the sunshine, most of them wearing orange clothing. The post has received over a lakh views, with the caption stating, “When Sapna Choudharys fever hit Amsterdam streets.”Netizens love the moment! The film illustrated how music can bring people from different origins together while also highlighting the increasing global impact of Indian music. People flocked to comment right away. Amsterdam was previously Part of Haryana, a user commented. Amsterdham, according to one commenter, and Amster Nagar, Amsterabad, according to another.Another commenter said, Orange symbolizes India, and a third said, On Kings Day, we commemorate the kings birthday by dressing in orange, going to markets, and everything. They were not particularly India fans or anything they were just having a good time at the party. could have been any ethnicity, even Turkish. The Dutch are courteous and modest.Teri Aakhya Ka Yo Kajal and the LoreThe upbeat folk song Teri Aakhya Ka Yo Kajal is performed by Haryanvi vocalist Sapna Choudhary. The song, which was released in 2017, is well-known for both its upbeat sounds and its dynamic dancing. The music video for the song, which features Sapna Choudhary showcasing her trademark dance moves, is one of its main draws.