MUMBAI: At a time when the whole country is being urged to walk in English, talk in English and rock in English, there are few firangs who are doing the exact opposite.

The Bollywood music craze has always held foreigners in thrall. This craze sometimes manifests in love of a different kind - when the foreigners pull out their ghagras and put on their best Hindi accents and pour their hearts out for the world to see and admire.

Radioandmusic.com handpicked a few for you. If you haven't seen them yet on social media, you haven't seen it all!

Chinese girl singing Zoo Bi Doo Bi, 3 Idiots (2011)

Original singers - Shreya Ghoshal, Sonu Nigam

Astonishing, isn't it?

The little girl sings in Hindi so fluently even we Indians are confounded. We wonder if she's truly made in China.

Turkish boy singing Awaara Hoon, Awaara (1951)

Original singer- Mukesh

If Mukesh had lived, he would have been startled with the same intensity as we were. This cute little lad manages to keep eyes glued on him through his magnificent singing.

Canadian girl singing Kolavari Di, 3 (2012)

Original singer- Dhanush

A few years ago, 'Kolavri Di' from a Tamil movie '3' became a huge sensation. Although different versions in many languages were introduced, (including one by Sonu Nigam's three year old tot), this Canadian girl named Ary nailed the original one by perfectly crooning without faltering anywhere. Her expressions added even more fun to the song.

Chinese boy singing Tujhme Rab Dikhta hai, Ran Ne Bana Di Jodi (2008)

Singer- Roop Kumar Rathod

This gentleman can give any Bollywood playback singer a tough time. During a singing reality show 'Super Idol 13', a contestant named Luo Ping sang this Hindi song.

English man singing Ye Shaam Mastani, Kati Patang (1970)

Original singer- Kishore Kumar

This adorable attempt by Richard Kohler is remarkable. Not always we can see an English guy trying a Hindi song and that too with great dedication.

Non-Indian girls singing Dil Se Re, Dil Se (1998)

Original singer- A R Rahman

Take a bow, lovely ladies. The pride of India A R Rahman has a significant number of followers around the globe. Through their incredible singing, these girls ended up winning a million hearts, not to mention an equivalent number of social media fans.

British girl singing Aaoge Jab tum, Jab We Met (2007)

Original singer- Rashid Khan

Tanya Walls- a famous YouTube name proves culture has no boundaries. Her impeccable singing is worth a chance in the Bollywood music industry.

Canadian man singing Tum Hi ho, Aashiqui 2 (2013)

Original singer- Arijit Singh

What can be a better gift for an Indian-origin bride from his Canadian fiance? Dr Frank Gregoire surprised his bride, Simran on the day of their wedding by singing this love anthem ‘Tum Hi Ho’.