Miyan Ki Malhaar | Ayesha Omer, Fariha Pervez, Zara Madani | Coke Studio 6 |

[@abhimanyumenon1689]

Perfect example of why I love Pakistani coke studio so much ! They make music from their souls! Love from Kerala, India.

[@PASIO9621]

More Love from Kerala 🥰

[@laetitiamaine8162]

@@abhimanyumenon1689 I totally agree... I am from France.

[@abhisheksarakr097]

Dear Stranger, you do have a good taste of music!!👍

[@sheikhjamil8505]

🖤❤️🙏

[@sws985]

As always

[@Pirate_King72]

Same to you😂

[@PriyamChakraborty-vk6yt]

​@@sheikhjamil8505❤

[@junutulasarma2036]

Great ❤ singing

[@ericcartmansh]

Anyone else feel like the song slowly progresses from a gathering of clouds to a light drizzle and culminating in a thunderstorm at the end? Acoustic guitar in the beginning, light drumming leading to heavy electric guitar and the guy at the end representing a thunderstorm?

[@ArnabDuttaTicklu]

+ericcartmansh absolutely. I suppose mollar suppose be like that only.

[@xsulemankhan]

+ericcartmansh Yes... that is how the music has been arranged...

[@sheharyarmalik172]

if u felt that from the music you should seriously check out the lyrics this is exactly what they say!!!!

[@xsulemankhan]

wow..!!

[@setuchauhan6235]

Yes you are right.

[@ishapriyasingh]

I live in Dubai, heard this song on sunday morning, on my headphones, the weather actually changed, clouds filled up the sky and it drizzled. Last night I played the song aloud and this morning I woke up to a dark sky and heavy rainfall! This is the magic of Malhar! Believe it or not! :-) Goosebumps! Goosebumps! Goosebumps!

[@afzaalpk]

Isha Priya Singh : Kutch over over se lagtay hain yeh bhashans!

[@imransuleman7035]

WOW

[@afzaalpk]

Isha Priya Singh : I am in Srinagar and listened newly composed music track of Modi and Amit of RSS on August 05’ 2019. I wish that all music lovers, like you, listen this super charged track and enjoy the magic... Really, worth listening snd watching. Come to Srinagar !!!

[@senormassao]

This was one hell of a rendition. Four of the top Pakistani singers, Pakistani guitar legend Faraz Anwar, several musicians from around the world, and Rohail's vision on top. What can go wrong? :-)

[@ahmedqasimfarooqi7071]

abuslty nothing

[@MrSatanic420stoner]

Ayesha omer

[@vayedadhara5017]

Tino gayikaen has sung the best.

[@jenniferwatson5594]

The vocals by Fariha Pervaiz are sublime and the brief apperance by Ustad Rustam is stunning.

[@SaraanSarangi]

Because Fariha is the only trained singer among all 3 women.

[@AQ-AhmedQasim]

Amazing thing about Pakistan ... we dont have any singing acadmy in our country. few places where u can learnt guitars drums and others....we do at our own n learn from each other. but really had to appreciate the built-in talent of Pakistan.

[@farrukhismail]

NAPA in Karachi is doing serious work in classical music

[@RaviGoel1]

Incredibly talented - Gift of God to the Blue Planet

[@nirajranjanrout7068]

So this again proves that music is the only hope for the world.

[@mohammadnazmulhasan7490]

Super !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Congratulation Rohail Hyatt. This song 's tune like Robindranath Tagor tune. Greeting from Dhaka, Bangladesh......:)

[@PurnataGhosal]

Jhoro jhoro borishe... :)

[@bclassic2474]

Yeah rabindranath tagore was most probably influenced by the song and composes jhoro jhoro borishe.

[@nahidalmontakim9808]

Tagore translated a lot from hindustani classic raga, So did Nazrul. Tagore wrote a lot on Monsoonal and had to adopt raga miyan ki malhar! Best form of Malhar u may find in Movie "Jalshaghar"-SJ Ray👍

[@ayushisamaddar173]

This was so perfect with the weather outside. I love Coke Studio Pakistan.

[@rizwaninias]

For me, today

[@moqq4275]

Mesmerizing! Rain has always been a prominent theme in indian music. A source of both of happiness and destruction. These Singers n musicians have done an outstanding job of capturing the ecstatic rapture of seeing the first monsoons. Tansen wud be proud if he saw this. Once again, great job coke studio Pakistan !

[@FarazKeVlog]

By most in the circle he's considered as Asia's # 1 Guitarist... and the grand master of progressive rock in Pakistan... the Faraz Anwar! Thumbs up man!

[@imransuleman7035]

No doubt

[@habibi111]

I can't believe my ears what I've just heard...wow. This is epic! Rohail Hayat you deserve an Oscar.

[@Mindmatters101]

Or National Award? I don't know if he has one.

[@basitshah007]

respect''''i dun c better music den ds anywere in d world

[@yangemcore]

What fantastic ！ please do it more ! Best regards from China !

[@aruproy7626]

Outstanding...Tansen should have lived to listen to this awesome voice...

[@shivanipatel5990]

iits amazing, when I started to listening Pakistani singer,I found they are best, means what a soulful voice.

[@attaoui52]

très beau la mélodie nous fait sentir si léger qu'on a l'impression de flotter dans l'air et mm lol si à la fin le rythme s'accélère c exceptionnel

[@mohammedhasan-uniqueindia5893]

these people slowly slowly killing my soul, I am totally startled what talent pakistan have

[@anuragekka317]

got drenched in the music. how I wish I could play like them .

[@infrakarni]

best part about the sessions from Rohail Hyatt is that he gives such a importance to the bass guitars. you can listen each and every song many times just following the bass guitars..

[@prostyler08]

eggzactly!

[@SeventhDoorOpen]

+Satha Karni ah. another bass guitarist :)

[@bandekarameya]

He has Bassists of such calibre, making it easy for him!

[@rajababy2009]

you said my words man ....

[@momactavish]

He indeed has bassist of that calibre and he knows how to use them. For instance, Mannu's bass under his supervision is out of this world, but same Mannu's riffs ( under Strings) is difficult to hear.

[@vighneshdeshpande8771]

This song is great. I was listening to it yesterday night and today Mumbai is facing intense rains. So intense that official holiday was declared today in Mumbai. The song is really effective

[@ashk1000]

The world would be poorer without this song and Coke Studio in particular !! i am sure many here would resonate with this

[@ashk1000]

music knows no boundaries

[@azharajazkhan]

Ashish Khandelwal yes the song is a masterpiece, to come up with such an amazing composition, particularly when you have heard classical versions of the same

[@imransuleman7035]

GREAT WORDS LOVE FROM PAKISTAN

[@meatlover-lr1vl]

Love u PAKISTAN what a talent just keep it up

[@SeventhDoorOpen]

you are a gift for us mortal humankind.

[@nitinkumar29]

this song and performance is too awesome! :) The original composition was composed by none other then legendary musical maestro Tansen himself! Thank you for share!

[@abinashjohny9392]

Yes...it was tansen's variation of the malhar

[@vayedadhara5017]

Best information.

[@SameerSajid-c4y]

I can't believe that Ayesha Omar can sing soo well. Amazing ❤

[@MuhammadZubairJaved]

Drizzle Started with Ayesha Omer, Fariha Pervez Made it Rain, Zara scent like Desi Soil and Rustam Sahab with others brought a Thunder Storm. Just Wow, Never heard such a wonderful interpretation of Raaga Malhar and this came to me as a complete surprise because since the time Coke Studio Started this is the first time i have watch a coke studio presentation with out watching the BTS first. What an experience, simply mind blowing.

[@alirazatasadduq]

just a wonderful comment which sums it up brilliantly....

[@Dashingzeb]

Isse kehte hain "Samandar ko qoozay mein band karna " Well said Zubair (y)

[@MuhammadZubairJaved]

Thanks Guyz.

[@newton1302]

amazing!

[@nitinkumar29]

Psyche1954 Not only the composition is by Tansen himself, but also it was sung by two girls (sisters) to him (on his request) when he was in danger. When those girls sung the original composition, the torrential rain poured in and saved Tansen (according to original myth, see wiki). In this performance also, I see that it is sung by two girls which make me believe that CokeStudio is taking the local legends and folklore into consideration while reproducing these composition. Hats off to them for doing that! And yes, the monsoon in Indian sub-continent can be overwhelming.

[@nautanki3307]

Psyche1954 there were plenty of courtesans and singers in the Mughal kingdoms. Perhaps the reason for their decline and eventual downfall was their opulence. Look at the Taj Mahal. That was created in memory of a woman. What were the european courts doing with women in that point of time ? letting them vote, be their own persons, I am sure about that. Think before you start your rants.

[@soumyabratarahut4368]

Psyche1954 Miyan Malhar uses a different Ni (komal) while the original Malhar, uses shudhdha Ni. The sisters, who were nervous, legend says, sang komal Ni instead of shudhdha ni thereby while the song brought rain, it failed to fully cure Tansen, who enventually died. One of the legends...

[@kdeepakkr123]

Shows that music when made with a pure heart can travel borders and make you smile

[@DHUTURDOHO]

The Keyboards sound like 'Riders of the Storm' of the Doors!! Awesome composition in overall..brilliant!!

[@nimardang8823]

I am from India and I absolutely love this song. It's beautiful in all terms. The personification of the rain makes me want to listen to this song again and again. Lovely, lovely, lovely.

[@dannybrashear5857]

Everyone is so talented. Well done all around. It is a classic that will endure to the end of time. Thanks Coke for bringing it together. Makes me realize how much everyone is missing by not sharing our cultures. Are all the women in Pakistan so beautiful?

[@ahmedqasimfarooqi7071]

haha yes wd due respects gor women

[@mayankverma5903]

Danny Brashear yes they're all beautiful danny..women of Pakistan

[@targa9]

Yeah Pakistanis are beautiful people..men n women are all beautiful.☺

[@sandrafiedeldy4215]

I agree. Since living in Nepal half my time over the last 4 years I realise the we in the West are missing so much great music

[@pakistanzindabad6292]

All women of Pakistan are beautiful mostly

[@salilmp]

Find my vocabulary limited to describe how brilliant this composition is!

[@arifkhan100]

Lovely! from 4.04 onward it just takes off with the thick base voice of (is it fariha?) female vocalist. Fusion doesn't work at times, but here it has worked really well. Love the use of the mutki and the jaltarang as well as of course the Kora. The African gent is so sensitive. Bravo guys! you made great music here.

[@syrus24u]

Einstein of music Rohail Hyatt... What a mixture of rock music to other...

[@anandhvenkataramani7228]

It's a rainy day here in New York, this song played on the coke studio playlist, and I swear I got goosebumps! What a voice she has!

[@anandhvenkataramani7228]

and if anything, the song only gets better...

[@mohitsahu5467]

From India Uttar Pradesh bro

[@mohitsahu5467]

After 5 years

[@Sherwin2256]

The culmination of the song with the ever so great and typical Patiala Gharana Taan made famous by Ustad Fateh Ali Khan Sahab. Furthermore, it's even better that Ustad Rustam Fateh Ali gives it the element of the roar of thunderstorm at the end doing great justice to the Patiala "ang" and particularly the taan itself.

[@ansarik75]

Ayesha omars delightful singing gave thr perfect start !

[@vijayalakshmisarveswara1830]

superb. very good use of background instruments. lovely presentation.

[@ashutosh126]

The calmness and perfection of drummer was excellent ..hats offf

[@tabishghani9]

9:35 he feels it. He loves what he does and he is great at it.

[@shoabk]

Rohail Hayat should take Coke Studio Pakistan's superb collection of instruments players and singers with his composition and arrangement for a world wide tour. This creativity would attract people interested in soul satisfying music from every cultural and language background. Great creativity indeed.

[@Iwrite.to.relate]

I know you have amazing music taste if you are hear this is unexplored masterpiece

[@OmerTheGreatOne]

it rains 9 months a year here in vancouver and i m listening to this one like a boss!! let it rain.

[@deltaop1reload]

I have to admit that I didn't see those rock riffs coming in at around 6:52. CS you got me!!! :D

[@arjya1987]

my man on drums is one hell of a dude. Amidst this epicness he never got excited but carried on with his rhythm.

[@areebaahmed5204]

For this season Rohail recorded different artists separately. The man on drums probably couldn't feel what we feel when we listen to the final release.

[@chetanaslifebook2526]

I have seen her as Pakistani serial actress. I didn't even know she sings so well bro.... ❤

[@swetakaushik11]

wow this is amazing is everyone in pakistan multitalented

[@meatlover-lr1vl]

Off course

[@swetakaushik11]

My pleasure alwas

[@mzmz8354]

Of course I can sleep, snore and dream at the same time.

[@imransuleman7035]

Love from PAKISTAN

[@afzaalpk]

sweta kaushik : The Pakistanis are talented, but not as deep as Modi does!

[@aliorakzai5986]

well i am shocked to see aisha omer sing so good and specially a classic folk wao ... well fareeha was awesome too and so was the last guitar solo by faraz anwar

[@sidrachaudry5859]

amazing composition just rohail hayat can do this with use of limited instruments......brilliant team work

[@HimanshuKumar-xe7cp]

This is amazing All my practice sessions with my Guruji, on this raga was recalled..... Beautiful As beautiful as this raga is

[@rameshpc4423]

It's an opportunity God had had given me to hear this song excellent rag in fusion. Thank you coke

[@gametoppler]

That bass!!!

[@sabuj3in]

miyan ki malhaar with western orchestra .bravo.bravo

[@sachinMKis]

Amazing, have been listening to this in loop, loads of love from India!!

[@imransuleman7035]

Thanks. Love from pakistan

[@Rajib2209]

OMG.. it's a rainy day in Hyderabad today and I come across this song! mind blowing.. ohh, and 3:30-6:47 & 8:36-9:02 simply superb!

[@jsri1703]

What a beautiful rendition, Fusion of classical and western instruments. Love to listen again and again. Thanks to whole team,

[@jayapalhr]

Greetings from India!! Nice to see Raag Malar fused through the voices of Ayesha and Fariha. But heavy drum beats with high pace during the last few minutes of the song has diluted the beauty of Raaga Malhar from its further enhancement. Congratulations to you. I hope that renditions of our classical raags should inform us the common cultural tradition of Indian sub continent and eliminate intolerance and hatred based on religion and nationality.

[@briandcruze9448]

Rohail hayat ji thank you a million times for your music. A salute from an Indian.

[@avikkuri]

:') this is pure love ... mesmerised ... :') can't express what I'm feeling after watching this mesmerising production.. speechless :') Thank You Rohail hyatt :)

[@barelyaverage]

Rohail Hyatt is probably the most creative music composer in the world at this time!

[@Danny-bbsrSingh]

Too Good! hats off to Ayesha Omer & Fariha Pervez, Zara Madani & to all the Muscians what a Production!!! Hats off to Coke Studio, Pakistan for this Production!!! Good Music has No BOUNDARIES whatsoever!!!

[@apoorvbhargava5228]

This is what you call a masterpiece..!

[@neelpurohit1]

Pakistan coke studio is top class 🤟 👌 💕 😍

[@shishirmishra2492]

fusion of classical with rock is in itself a tribute to listen,where both are complimenting each other,such a delightful melody..

[@vikram.SumerSingh]

One of all time greats for CS

[@qra80]

Rohail hayat is supernatural and spiritual musician. Divinely blessed. How well he understands and blends the true essence of different genres of music. If i have to take 2 names in music from pakistan, they are ustad nusrat fateh ali khan and rohail hyatt sahab

[@apoorvmishra6163]

Regretting that for Soo long I was unaware of this song.

[@JefenomenoRules]

The calm before, the advent, the storm and the contenment after. All in one beautiful composition. Total love.

[@Nepalworktechnical]

Alap with the guitar solo excellent idea.

[@gadagkarus]

More a 'taan' than an 'alaap', but technicality aside, it added to the overall beauty of the performance.

[@kritisatti9660]

Cane across this one and I cannot believe I was unaware this song existed. It's pure bliss to ears.

[@momactavish]

The whole season 6 is full of masterpieces

[@karthikkumarc20]

Feels much more pleasant. Felt the tinge of living in Monsoon all over the song ❤

[@pradipnepal393]

What a awesome fusion of classical and new modern one..respect from Nepal..🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@ranjitpatel496]

Thank you from UK 🙏

[@SuneelMarthi]

My first time listening to this today, awesome composition; had me playing it all over again. Coke Studio Pakistan u r fabulous.

[@abbasz1]

This wasn't a song it was a marvel such fire in the voice and music wow! I listened this song randomly on Spotify and its shockingly good.

[@jyothika9997]

Heard it now for the first time aaannnnd I'm hooked!!!

[@BhaarathRamesh]

Every time I listen to this song, I hear something I had missed before. Every time I think about this song, I find a peace that I had missed before. This song fills me with hope and an immense yearning to live in the hear and now. This is enough!

[@amithiremath7952]

What awesome fusion! Was the phone upside down when dislike button was hit by some?

[@mustafahaider2832]

Nice imagination

[@fq2772]

Probably

[@ahmadhassan-pq1hx]

Shayad un logon ny sirf ayesha umer ka start suna hoga... They didn't even wait for the rest of treat given by fariha pervez and all others

[@ranadipsengupta1013]

What a composition.......what a musical arrangement.....my salute from Kolkata, India.

[@updated5202]

i really think this season of coke studio was the peak of coke studio saga. This season was the most splendid coke studio could ever produce. Later the successors gave us some good commercial hits but they, never were able to fill this vacuum. Rohail was a true Mozart in this season.

[@hassankhawaja2005]

Updated not just that but also the way these songs were recorded. Not in live performances but in bits and pieces. This kind of experimentation and execution can only be done by a true maestro who Rohail is. Absolutely brilliant.

[@ssingh196125]

Absolutely divine ... the language of the Almighty, the Supreme, the Transcendental, the Heavens .... thank you so much.

[@himanshuarora6508]

Hi coke studio. I love you guys for such music. I wish you bring santoor on sets too like rabab... I would love to hear santur on coke studio. Thank you. :)

[@devesh800]

The Sheer Joy Of Music Hats off for the Artists involved inCreation

[@anuragekka317]

What a progressive composition. From showers to a heavy thunderstorm of a great guitar shred and then the amazing vocal solo.. That guy was sweating by the end !! Killed it!!

[@TanayPahare]

Lately, I have found so many hidden gems on Rohail Hyatt's channel. Music such as that on this channel is one of the biggest connecting forces in the Indian subcontinent.

[@TheChalnikal]

08:22 faraz anwer u turn rain in storm Awwwsommmm

[@WeThePeopleOfIndia94]

Awesome song...blessed from soulful voice... Love from India.. Keep it up...

[@imransuleman7035]

THANKS LOVE FROM PAKISTAN

[@abhinavnair9678]

The set almost seems to sound similar to riders on the storm by the doors. This kind of music is great! Kudos!

[@mohitjaipur14]

Amazingly beautiful.....my respect to all the artists

[@chikoo60]

Vin Diesel played some good drums on this one.

[@776921]

The resurrection of MIAN KI MALHAAR..... simply epic.

[@DebuggerTube]

OMG, amazing.. all were great, & faraz anwar did his thing like a rockstar. :)

[@Ded_Silu]

@@DebuggerTube Is Faraz Anwar playing guitar?

[@SudhirDesaiBrahmax]

Awesome - What talent and Rohail Hyatt is brilliant

[@abhinavgaur13]

Drummer enjoying the most . love it

[@aftabhussain3460]

Great performance by the ladies Ayesha Omar is back. Hope there is a single of her this season.

[@AzeemAnsari-sc8do]

This are where boundaries are broken between Pakistan and India. Lovers of this music are through out the world.

[@tumareabu]

thanks for making the old man dance !! :)

[@shoabk]

Is Rohail Hyatt the creator, composer and arranger of bringing together instruments and great players from different parts of the world to match so superbly mostly the sufi and folk music of the region of Pakistan. Creativity at its best. Keep up the great work.