PAKISTANI Music Special|Strings,Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Zain Zohaib,Abdullah Siddiqui,Noori,Jal,Momina

Welcome to this week's FEATURE FRIDAY Podcast ✌🥤
This week we get to discover and dive deeper into the PAKISTANI Music Industry 🇵🇰
And the list goes as follows:
- Duur | Strings | 2000 | Duur |
- Khuda Aur Mohabbat | OST | Rahat Fateh Ali Khan | Nish Asher | Har Pal Geo
- Coke Studio | Season 14 | Thagyan | Zain Zohaib x Quratulain Balouch
- RESISTANCE | Abdullah Siddiqui | NESCAFÉ Basement Season 5 | 2019
- Aik Alif | Noori & Saieen Zahoor | Season 2 | Coke Studio Pakistan
- Sajni - Official Video Song | Boondh A Drop of Jal | Jal - The Band
- Coke Studio Season 9| Tera Woh Pyar| Momina Mustehsan & Asim Azhar
Thank you so much for the incredible suggestions! We love you guys.♥♥♥♥
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[@vinayakswami7839]

As an Indian I appreciate the symbolism of using green and white to represent my neighbour country Pakistan. 🇮🇳♥️🇵🇰

[@hamzaawan2817]

True ❤

[@zayerfarooq]

❤🇵🇰

[@Rod123ism]

Vinayak, I love and appreciate your open mindedness. Love from Pakistani American

[@hsqwithameraqazi9540]

And as a Pakistani, I appreciate your appreciation love from Pakistan 👍♥️🇵🇰♥️

[@Rod123ism]

@@hsqwithameraqazi9540 Amera, You as a Pakistani, surprised me with your comment. Thank you

[@faithfurry1307]

Strings was one of the most successful band of south Asia for 33 years. They have produced coke studio from season 7 to 10.

[@djsmarty2743]

33 years 1988 to 2021

[@sherazsheikh2344]

Corrections, it was season 7 to 10. But yeah they are legends to say the least.

[@amjadinayat2697]

They have shaped our growing up days and so much of emotions attached to them..

[@prateek7]

Glad you finally heard Qurat-ul-Ain Balouch. She is an extremely powerful and gifted singer

[@unwind6126]

I am Indian and I love Pakistani singers very much..Ali Sethi, Nabeel Saukat Ali, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Abida Parveen, Atif Aslam, Momina Mustehsan, Aima Baig, Shafqat amanat ali, Asim Azhar, Shuja Haider,..etc. are my favourite singer...And I also love Coke studuo music so much...I am addicted to New season 14 of Coke studio music.. ❤️❤️❤️

[@lnoorplaylist]

sahir ali bagga

[@lilmish6809]

Shuja*

[@haideraliabbasi1393]

Falak , bilal saeed, imran khan , farhan saeed too ❤️

[@averagestudent5223]

wow my man knows Pakistani music like a pro, kudos!

[@unwind6126]

@@averagestudent5223 yes Main bahut sunta hoon coke studio...coke studio sune bina main zinda nahi reh sakta

[@faithfurry1307]

2:06:37 Atif was part of the band in the beginning then he left. Later, Farhan Saeed joined as the lead singer. Jal was one of the greatest bands in South Asia. Their Album Boondh was major hit in India. The song you reacted to was also uploaded on an Indian music label. They were also featured in various Indian news channels but later Farhan Saeed also left the band to pursue a solo career and that was the end of an era. He later started acting and now he is one of the best actor in industry.

[@lilmish6809]

Farhan left to pursue acting projects. He released solo album after his acting gigs

[@samiatiq7879]

Y'all gotta check out more Ali Sethi. His work is so underappreciated. He is the male vocalist from Pasoori and he has other coke studio songs and his personal KZbin channel has some amazing songs as well

[@samiatiq7879]

Great content btw I love the reactions! Appreciate you guys introducing me to all this new music

[@ikrajmohammad8999]

yup, more Ali Sethi pls

[@parthvashisht9555]

Need to do an Ali Sethi feature Friday. Ranjish hi sahi Chann kithan Aaqa Khabar-E-Tahayyur Ishq Rung Chandni raat And many more ❤️

[@mansoorayub2880]

My favourite Chan kithan amazing masterpiece song ever 💓

[@sidharthoney]

CAN'T SAY THIS MORE.... GUYSSSS LISTEN TO ALI SETHI. YOU ARE MISSING OUT ON A GEM.

[@itsskye003]

♡ 𝚃 𝙸 𝙼 𝙴 𝚂 𝚃 𝙰 𝙼 𝙿 𝚂 ♡ ---------------------- ♡ 00:00 - Intro ♡ 2:35 - Way out (Prod by. CON) ♡ 6:30 - Duur | Strings | 2000 | Duur | ♡ 24:53 - Khuda Aur Mohabbat | OST | Rahat Fateh Ali Khan | Nish Asher | Har Pal Geo ♡ 46:04 - Coke Studio | Season 14 | Thagyan | Zain Zohaib x Quratulain Balouch ♡ 1:03:17 - RESISTANCE | Abdullah Siddiqui | NESCAFÉ Basement Season 5 | 2019 ♡ 1:17:45 - Alif | Noori & Saieen Zahoor | Season 2 | Coke Studio Pakistan ♡ 1:30:46 - Sajni - Official Video Song | Boondh A Drop of Jal | Jal - The Band ♡ 1:48:30 - Coke Studio Season 9| Tera Woh Pyar| Momina Mustehsan & Asim Azhar ♡ 2:07:27 - Outro ---------------------- That's all of the time stamps done now, I've tried to make them as accurate as possible but apologies if there are any mistakes, If I've made an mistakes, feel free to reply and I will edit the comment! - Hope everyone ahs a great day/ night :)

[@zuhairzafar1649]

Thank you bud. Lots of love!

[@himanshuranjan4226]

Kitna khaali baitha hai bhai... Par Thanks😂😂

[@navtektv]

People boost this comment higer up. Doing God's work.

[@shahalamansari9448]

❤️

[@gss6531]

Dude your time stamps wrong for Resistance lol

[@s.s.m9936]

Fun fact: CS 14 is produced by the same guy , Xulfi , who was behind Nescafe basement. And Abdullah Siddique, the singer of Resistance, is composing music for CS14 with other composers

[@hamzaawan2817]

"asim azhar" is also a very young singer and music producer of pakistan he did so many ost's he also give songs to bollywood as well and he has the band with very famous and big musician's most of the musician's he has in band is from coke studio ❤❤❤❤

[@dildilpakistan7535]

There is no restriction in pakistan for women to cover or not.its something very personal to girls.its not like the girls who cover are more religious and others not.its self preference.but yes ones family traditions and ethical backgrounds may have impact but not always.

[@rakeshgoswami1496]

Your molana can never say that 😂. 72 hoors for men . Nothing for girls that's bad 😅😂

[@AMEERHAMZA-tg5bo]

You are wrong,the girls who more covered they are more religious than who are not covered,hijab is a very 1st priority for women in islam,always tell truth you have a true religion,,,🙏

[@AMEERHAMZA-tg5bo]

@@rakeshgoswami1496 this is true,you will see it,72 hoors for men & and his worldly wife will queen of those hoors,i think this is enough for women,,,

[@usmanali7222]

@@rakeshgoswami1496 in pakistan religous parties never get even 5% of vote while in india parties use religon and pakistan to come in power and thats a fact

[@cr7._nationfc]

@@rakeshgoswami1496 stop electing hindutva fanatic extremists first

[@hamzaawan2817]

Abdullah siddiqui is the very young English singer of pakistan also he is the music producer of coke studio latest season season 14 and he sung a song "go" with atif aslam in this season. He is 24 years old musician, singer and producer ❤❤

[@JustMekish]

Can you tell me where in the video is his song reaction?

[@acesneo]

@@JustMekish 1:03:30

[@JustMekish]

@@acesneo thanks yr

[@aimanecherragui2820]

You need to react to the song 'Go' from Coke Studio Season 14 with Abdullah Siddiqui and Atif Aslam. Out of this world really

[@hamzaawan2817]

@@aimanecherragui2820 true ❤❤

[@noshintasnim3205]

It depends on to the woman herself , if she wants to wear a scarf she may choose to do so, if someone one to only show their eyes, they may choose to do so and some may want to have their hair out .

[@AkashSingh-th3pn]

You guys have still not reacted to the best from COKE STUDIO PAKISTAN "RUNG" By Rahat fateh ali khan and Amjad Sabri plzzz react to it ....

[@humaafandi8894]

Yes!

[@Lex-ep4ek]

Hi guys ... Let me tell you one thing .... I'm not a person who sits up and watch any live podcasts for long time..... Today first time watched yours it was sooooooo entertaining and fun you guys made me engaged through the whole podcast... Listening music from all over the world. And on a chat page with people from all over..... It was definitely a blast....... Had great fun today thank you so much ... Waiting for next podcast... I love you both so much 🤩🤩😘🥰😍🤩

[@Mesiawhy]

Also the process you spoke about with Thagyan is on point!! Qawwali starts off slow and over 15-20 minutes the singers will have taken the audience to a massive crescendo. They condensed that technique and combined with modern elements resulting in a wonderful track imo

[@geminising9395]

My fave pakistani dramas: zara yaad kar, Zindagi Gulzar hy, sheh re zaat, Humsafar, diyar e Dil, sinfe ahan, ranjha ranjha kardi, meri zaat zara e bay nishan and oh so many more

[@oikawaaa3506]

Have u watched Suno Chanda ? Idk if it was famous in Pakistan i really liked the series

[@geminising9395]

@@oikawaaa3506 Yes I have and I love it! But idk if they'll be able to enjoy it's humour fully

[@oikawaaa3506]

@@geminising9395 oh yeah 😅

[@ForlifeNA]

Watch khaani,parizaad, sunyaara, guzaarish too.they are super awesome dramas in their respective concepts and storylines.

[@krishnanshuksharma3377]

Guys you still missed ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (greatest of all time) , he's uncle and teacher of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. You guys must react to his live performances , if there copyright issues then do it off camera but you must listen to him and we would like to hear your views.

[@MiraasbyMariyamDawood]

An entire episode needed just for Qawwali. Ustad Nusrat Fateh, Rung by Amjad Sabri, Farid Ayyaz, other coke studio and OST qawwalis

[@shifaali1997]

Finally you've done a podcast on Pakistani music after such a long time. You need to react to "Junoon" band and Ali Azmat's solo album. 90's and early 2000's Pakistani bands were extremely famous throughout subcontinent. Please react to "Na Re Na" and "Garaj Baras" originals by Ali Azmat.

[@Jackwesker3232]

They have also missed : - Sayonee by Junoon Feat Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Ali Noor at Coke Studio Season 10. That's another Gem of a song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZrMnmpjnb-DmJI

[@fizanali6228]

I thought I’d answer your question about why people especially women dress differently in Pakistan. You are right that sometimes it is the occasion which dictates the clothing (such as prayer time) but mostly the difference comes from the sub-culture the person is from. In Pakistan unlike in most western countries (but perhaps similar to other Muslim and eastern countries) people vary widely in their sub-culture to the point that we have different local languages and were it not for Urdu and English (our national languages) we wouldn’t be able to understand each other. But the issue of attire goes deeper because even people from the same city or living in the same area could dress quite differently. One thing which determines this is the religiosity of the family a more traditional and religious family will dress with more traditional clothes and religious attire. Even in the religious attire there are various levels for example some women will only wear a headscarf (which can show some hair) others would wear a hijab (which wouldn’t show any hair but will show their full face) but others would wear a nikaab (which would only show their eyes) and even some would wear a full burka (which would cover them from head to toe and they can only see through holes in the cloth). More westernised people would dress very western with women wearing no head scarf just a neck scarf or sometimes wearing pants and shirts etc. So all in all the person’s attire depends on a number of factors i.e. degree of religiosity, traditionality, locality (city, village, affluent newer areas, old inner city areas etc.) education, westernisation and socio-economic standing.

[@GON-lu4me]

you mean it is a individual choice? not a social pressure? i don't think so.

[@wy6523]

@@GON-lu4me its actually a mixture of both in varying ratios...like recently i switched to public conveyance so i started dressing up a little more modestly then I usually would...for me it meant wearing almost knee length shirts and for some others it may mean wearing a headscarf or burqa(so it does actually differ from person to person and also with the environment of a particular locality)

[@moosakashif115]

@@GON-lu4me everything is social pressure, the food you eat, your haircut etc. You must be completely devoid of any self-awareness to comment something so stupid.

[@sjagoeffy]

@@GON-lu4me it depends on the society and the culture you are in. In my family and culture you aren’t pressured. It’s not even aloud to do pressure someone into doing that in Islam. It should always be your own choice. But then again most people confuse religion and culture with each other all the time. I’m from the Caribbean and even though my great great grandparents came from todays India/Pakistan our culture is vastly different.

[@fatimaafzal2102]

Well explained 👍

[@ahsanthebest1]

U should go for the song “ankhon k sagar” by shafqat amanat ali, “Tum naraz ho” by sajjad ali in coke studio, “Khamaj” by shafqat amanat ali, “Kaho ek din” by ahmed Jahanzaib, “Anjaane” by strings You will love all the song… its request please on these songs

[@shifaali1997]

Some of the best OSTs you can check: Khani (Rahat Fateh Ali Khan) Hamsafar (Qurat ul Ain Baloch or QB) Sheher e Zaat (Abida Perveen) Man mayal (Qurat ul Ain Baloch or QB) Alif (Momina Mustehsan and Shuja Haider) Dayar e Dil (Zaib Bangash) Baghi (Shuja Haider) Mere Pas Tum Ho (Rahat Fateh Ali Khan) Parizaad (Asrar Shah) Pehli Si Muhabbat (Ali Zafar) Sang e Mah (Atif Aslam's first drama OST) Do Bol (Nabeel Shaukat Ali) Hum Kahan Kay Sachay Thay Bol Kaffara OST (Copied and destroyed by Jubin Nautiyal) Dhani OST

[@habibabelamine2600]

Also khudgharz, khamoshi and ishq zahe naseeb

[@asiyahaimeltarar2761]

guys my reccomendation for THE BEST PAKISTANI MOVIE would be PARVAAZ HAI JANOON it was a huge hit and is one of the best movies produced [ this movie also great songs by atif aslam]

[@faithfurry1307]

Songs were also great

[@marsapan4579]

Basically for Muslims, modesty is a very important part so it's a bit of a touchy subject for some people but every one has their own interpretation and beliefe on how to do it so you'll see Muslim women dressed In different levels of covering

[@palwashabaloch3182]

Parizad , zindgi gulzar haye , yakeen ka safar , hamsafar are the super duper hit dramas

[@asmityadav4216]

Came here just for Jal. My favorite pak band of all time.

[@wafamalick]

I was waiting for it since months. So happppyyyyyyy 😭❤

[@abhimanyurana516]

Used to listen songs from 'Jal the band' in my school days here in India. I m old.🙄

[@Mesiawhy]

FYI turbans are worn for religious and/or cultural significance by Muslims too. Also holy shit you pronounced QBs name perfectly. “Haal” means condition. He’s basically saying “my condition has been horrible”. The script you see is Urdu, shared an alphabet with Arabic so they look nearly identical and yes, they’re read right to left. The translation you’re seeing is not word for word

[@feikahundred]

If you want to listen to more of Noori, you can listen to Coke Studio "Par Channa De" Also, Atif Aslam's Coke Studio "Jal Pari" is wonderful

[@mirzah1162]

They should check Noori's songs from their first 2 albums. Those were more Noori like songs.

[@geminising9395]

Sab jag soye, banware, kadi ao ni, khaki Banda... Some recs for older coke studio seasons

[@legendofnothing1]

Abdullah Siddiqui's Go with Atif Aslam in Coke Studio season 14 is even better...a must react...Abdullah was also assistant producer for a few of CS14 songs

[@Mesiawhy]

Oh man there’s so much more for you guys to explore!!! I think you guys would love yaar vekho, kangna, sawaal kande utte. They’re spectacular and completely underrated

[@humaafandi8894]

Kangna is out of this world

[@tarunbiruly5184]

Thank You for reacting to Sajni - Jal the band. This song was my gateway to magical world of Pakistani Music during my schooldays. Edit : And yes Atif Aslam started off with Jal and he was the lead vocalist and gave initial commercial hits like "Aadat" and "Woh Lamhey" in 2003, (You must definitely check those out !!) and after his split from the band at the end of the year he featured songs he wrote in his solo album, and they got so famous in the South Asian peninsula that he was called to India to feature those songs in Bollywood movies "Aadat" in Kalyug 2005 and "Woh Lamhey" in Zeher 2005 and that's how a legend was born and the rest is history.

[@scientia.veritas]

Finally, Tera Woh Pyaar gets the love it deserves ❤️❤️❤️

[@usmanazam4662]

The 3rd song: Thagyan is in actuality the Qawali genre and that's the richest genre from PK and the real Legend of Qawali is: Ustaad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan who actually taught his Nephew, I believe, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. So The Pure Gold of Sufi Classical Music is Qawalli, especially any from Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan!

[@shahrukhghanchi9141]

You have missed out "Go" song of Coke Studio Season 14 by Atif Aslam and Abdullah Siddiqui. Probably best of the season.

[@CuriousINDIA101]

Congratulations to Pakistan for such a great music 🔥

[@miangee09]

Parizad and Mere pass tum hu Available on youtube with subtitle These are the best drama from Pakistan

[@qaiserabbas2932]

pakistani OST are absolute on another level, please do reacts

[@ninipookie]

In Jal, Atif was one of the founding members with the guitarist Goher but then Atif left due to conflict with Goher and Farhan became vocalist of the band. Farhan has one of my favorite voices, it will be great if you included him in the next ones. So glad u liked Sajni though. it's a banger for sure By the way, the drummer you saw in the earlier season's coke studio video is the guy who played drums on the jal song recording.

[@detroitdawg81]

as a pakistan, Man you guys are geniuses at breaking down different cultures and music, im blown away with both of your insights and intelligence, Bravo me amigos!

[@BsbRocka]

I’m so taken aback with this podcast. I watched it in its entirety. So glad that you included the songs that you did but I do feel like making you a list of Pakistani songs showing evolution of music through the eyes of an average person like mine. Strings are the best thing to happen to Pakistani music after Nazia/Zoheb Hassan and Vital Signs. Xulfi, Abdullah Siddiqui and talents such as Karakoram, Young Stunners are the present and future. Osts are a totally different subject - they have some awesome ones in them too but there’s no consistency in them.

[@good104]

I have listened to these songs countless times. Yet, the perspective I got today after your discussion is just next level. Thanks for sharing this reaction video. By the way, the actress with beautiful eyes in the second song (Khuda aur Mobabbat) is Iqra Aziz. Last, but not least, listening to your song was really nice. Way to go, guys. Thank you!

[@s.s.m9936]

Your interpretation of Khuda aur Muhabt is so on point girl😯❤

[@shaandiamond2618]

Gorgeous voice, beautiful! Love you both, nice to follow people from the UK doing their thing. Best part of your videos is the friendship and love between you both. ❤️

[@qadeerahmed779]

It is really fun to hear your precious thought even you guys are very young. U have really great information about word music. I wish to sit down with u guys with a cup of coffee and try to answer of your questions about Pakistani Music. Thank you

[@somanmalik1997]

I'm so glad that you guys reacted to an older Coke Studio song and loved it; I think people got so excited by the new season (which I love too!) that people kind of forget about how beautiful and sincere and, as you said, organic, the earlier seasons are. I hope this inspires you to keep digging into the CS archives! There are so many gems in there. And like you said, the imperfections make it beautiful.

[@sidharthoney]

The drummer Efra mentioned is Ahad Niyani. He is a master of his craft and to see him shine, you have to listen to Laal Meri Pat by Quratulain from Coke Studio. Trust me, Efra, you'll particularly love it.

[@MuhammadNawaz-mf7uy]

Yessss thank u so much guys love from pakistan

[@halimamahmood4905]

I have been waiting for your reaction to Pakistani singers part 2 for a while now and here it is!!!!!!!!! Keep it up guys!! Love you both and lots of love from Pakistan💕🇵🇰

[@ishahjannat3879]

Pakistani dramas are major hit and the Drama ost you listen basically break all records of Pakistani dramas.... You guys can easily watch Pakistani dramas on KZbin..... Please react to more Pakistani dramaa Ost there are soo soo many more

[@sahilkale9348]

I HAVE ONE QUESTION , IF YOUR RELIGION SAYS ACTING , SINGING , DANCING EVERYTHING IS HARAM THEN WHY DO YOU MUSLIMS IN PAKISTAN HAVE TV SHOWS ?

[@mridulsharma7473]

@@sahilkale9348 hijab is their religious Islamic right and dramas and nataks too🙃😂

[@Waleed.869]

@@sahilkale9348 it all ends on personal choice. All religions have rules and regulations but depends on how much an individual follows it. Everyone follows islam to various degrees

[@Waleed.869]

@@mridulsharma7473 yes it is. If a Muslim wants to act in dramas it’s her choice. If a Muslim wants to wear a hijab or burka it’s her choice. If you were trying to do something with your comment you clearly failed

[@mridulsharma7473]

@@Waleed.869 if it's her choice then why do u make hijab religious it's a personal choice just like institutions choice to ban hijab why protest then😂hypocrisy lvl

[@Aishazyyy]

Yayyy finally 🇵🇰❤️ Abdullah Siddiqui and xulfi producers of coke studio season 14 ❤️ please react to all songs of this season 🇵🇰 also check out nescafe songs..( mehbooba ) ( jaagna tw parega ) (bol hu ) and also abdullah Siddiqui's song ...be myself ❤️

[@Mrech007]

both members of Strings parted ways on this day (25 march) last year, end of an era,,, I still miss them,,, too much nostalgia is associated with their songs, wish they could give us a good bye concert. And maybe you are right that drum in the strings song sounds like sampled drum or more like a produced from launch pad or something, which was pretty famous in that era specially in Indo-Pak . I really enjoy your reviews , because you both know music, and alot to learn from your conversations, thank you

[@bhattichannel7509]

You guys are so knowledgeable about music! Love it!

[@NumairAbbasi]

You interpretation of how the melody sounds upsetting is so good! It hits spot on in Urdu “bura haal/upset”

[@archanamalik737]

You should definitely check out the magical journey of the songs on Coke studio. They are the behind the scene where we see the whole process of melodies and the shoot of the song. It's brilliant. And you will definitely enjoy it.. Definitely check it out for Thagyan.

[@nitinthakur6569]

Holy Shit, didnt know Pakistanis could sing so well in Punjabi. I mean I know that a part of Punjab is in Pakistan too but the fusion of Urdu and Punjabi slaps fcking hard👏

[@anisulislam1]

When comes to music Pakistan is whole another level just check Coke studio 14 for example and I'm not even Pakistani or Indian.

[@Rod123ism]

Nitin, Pakistani Punjab (West Punjab) is bigger than Indian Punjab, Also, most of our legend singers are Punjabi and have sung a ton of songs. Please type Coke studio Punjabi and you will find a lot of songs. Love from Pakistani American

[@beguilededitx]

YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY WATCH 'MERE PAAS TUM HO'....rahat fateh ali khan has sung its ost as well and it has a remake in india too...it has a quite grasping story

[@maazmahi1935]

I was going to sleep when I saw the notification. Wish me luck as have my test tomorrow (College).

[@asna5824]

Goodluck! I have mine on tuesday :'( (college here too)

[@itsskye003]

Good luck! 💕

[@Waleska-Herrera]

omg best of luck!! Hope the podcast can help you chill out for a bit!

[@wheeinsoojinmakemeweakfromawe]

Bruh I also have a huge ass test coming tomorrow morning. Well let that test go to gutter I am finishing this 😂😂😂

[@averagestudent5223]

what you said makes total sense, lyrics are deeper in meaning than what you find in other languages ... sadly more modern music means focus is more on rhythm ...less on lyrics

[@faithfurry1307]

Finally someone reacted to string and jal ♥️♥️

[@xxSweetStrangerxx]

You guys are so bright, especially the girl. You truly are into your passion of music. Love from Pakistan.

[@haniyyahahmad857]

Thank you for doing this feature Friday on Pakistani Music!!! Love watching your analysis!!!

[@waqaszahid544]

Asim Azhar is a great singer. These are one of his songs that I love. "Jo tu na Mila" "Humraah" a Bollywood song by him And OST of "Ishqiya" drama serial

[@durgadhana9257]

You have missed Arooj Aftab here..she has also been nominated for Best New Artist and Best Global Music Performance at the 2022 GRAMMY Awards. Her album vulture prince just magical.Please react to the song 'Mohabbat', the song that Ex US President Barack Obama had listed as one of his summer playlist favourites for 2021.

[@zakiataqi3508]

We girls in Pakistan have liberty to wear what we want. At least, most of the girls (97% being Muslim majority). What I mean is that there is no restriction by govt or state to impose hijab or covering up. But some people do cover up while some don't. It's either a personal choice or depends on the area/family traditions.

[@sahilkale9348]

ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT ? YOU ARE FREE TO WEAR ANYTHING ?

[@him6683]

I have to disagree with u. Pakistani women surely have the freedom to choose to cover their heads or not, but sadly they still dont have the freedom to wear short western clothes (sleeveless clothes, shorts etc). Its still a very conservative society for women. But i hope slowly they will accept the global cross culture like many good muslim nations did.

[@zakiataqi3508]

@@him6683 What I meant is that there is no restriction by the Pakiatani state like KSA or Iran where they HAVE to cover up themselves completely. I meant covering up not dressing up.

[@zakiataqi3508]

I guess I worded the first sentence wrongly. But still showing skin and wearing a bit "revealing" clothes is becoming more and more common specially in elite class, fashion and entertainment industries. We are very different from what we were a decade ago.

[@CuriousINDIA101]

The addition that here is done in music and instruments is The DEVOTION ( the feeling/the emotion/the ambience you see in those Spiritual or God praising songs you heard )

[@AJ-ps]

laser harp for the win! amazing

[@hsqwithameraqazi9540]

The Pakistani film industry is not very big but our drama is very popular and the success of our drama is due to its good story, excellent acting and awesome music. Our musicians and singers have the potential to beat any of the biggest industries in the world. You have just seen a drop of this ocean of Pakistani ​​music, sir…..❤️شکر الحمد للّٰہ ❤️

[@hoofers9956]

Awesome reaction :) about OST of khuda or Muhabbat ... your guess was 100% correct . The guy loved the girl and the girl was stuck in rich funeral family , that took the hope from the guy and ge went A mazaar/Muslim temple where people mostly spend time in prayers to achieve, unachieved .. it was hit serial and mega hit OSt by Boss Rahat Fateh Ali. Love your reactions . And sending love from Pakistan ..

[@vibhanshuagarwal2000]

Wuthering Heights was such a great love story. My favourite!

[@SagnikBakshi0325]

The first song DURR done by the band STRINGS. Also the last song TERA WOH PYAAR is produced & directed by the same (band) STRINGS.

[@ASHISHKUMAR-ye9yv]

Aik Alif song is a great depiction a full day if you listen to their vocals closely, vocals of the song first goes through sun rise phase then afternoon part then evening part and then the night part and it ends there. Vocals here represent the mood of a normal day, a normal person experience from sunrise to sunset. Luv doing this together with u guys. Bye and stay safe u guys☺️

[@shahzadahmed2530]

You guys are owsum and great songs Great review I saw this video it's too long but I enjoyed so very much you both are owsum I love both of you Love from Pakistan ❤️

[@AshutoshRaii]

Guys, please watch Hor Vi Neevan Ho and Par Channa Ve by Noori. I think their performances are one of the best in the history of Coke Studio.

[@TheHadi2008]

If one song you could do from initial seasons of Coke Studio would be Garaj Baras by Rahat Fateh. Or Ali Azmat’s Na re Na from 2000s. Thanks

[@chandrakalakumbhar6991]

From India but love ATIF ASLAM and RAHAT FATEH ALI KHAN. Beautiful singers🤌🏻. Need them back here🥹

[@soundofworld4720]

Pakistan ke sabi singers ik sy bhar k ik ha

[@khansarizwan7847]

Loved it , I'll wait for pt 3 😁

[@TrusfratedSaman]

Very well reaction. You should explore more Pakistani songs which can make you shocked.. you need more search. But I love your reaction and love with music.

[@azkabukhari9724]

You can watch "alif", as well as "Alif Allah aur Insan" they are good,

[@bhartitudu]

Pakistan drama OSTs are amazing. You guys should react to some more. you will be really amazed.

[@FeatureFridayClips]

It seems the Podcast was blocked and Unfortunately the Rahat Fateh Ali Khan OST had to be edited out :( Glad the podcast is back up however!

[@usmanazam4662]

I must add whoever compiled this playlist for your podcast did an awesome job! Made us relive some of those ever-green gems once again. Another Noori masterpiece from Coke Studio is "Paar Channa De". And Saeen Zahoor is a master in his own unique (mainly Sufi) genre.

[@px6497]

The 1st song by Strings.... One of their tracks was official soundtrack of the spiderman album.

[@iqrabhatti905]

Yayy 💓 But you missed aima again🥲🥲

[@cotton9458]

Brilliant music , loved thagiyan song , too good.I love when pakistanis sing in Punjabi eve though they dont even teach it in their schools, but language has deep roots there, people still sing in it, my beautiful punjabi language and its lovely music rules every where both in india and pakistan.

[@Waqas-333]

I just love to watch your reaction vedio but I comment 1sr time you are real music lover and have a good knowledge about music you deserve respect and love from Lahore Pakistan 🇵🇰.

[@toocringe_]

Yahh finally!!! Thank you for the reaction. It was great. You should really react to GO FROM COKE STUDIO season 14 by Abdullah Siddique and Atif Aslam. Also if u wanna watch the back story and all the process u should watch the coke studio magical journey.

[@unknown-lk7vq]

Yaayyyyy let's gooo

[@Thefloristgang4pf]

Please do more Pakistani music reactions! Your the best, and that’s why we wait so patiently 🥲❤️

[@usmanna2383]

in "Sajni" by JAL, video is just the topping on a desert (actual song), just listen this song with Lyrics. Amazing lyrics. still have this in my playlist.

[@asma_khan7113]

Pakistan is a land of saints...so it's obvious that you ll find deep lyrics, poetry nd verses as they have set the bar high when it comes to human philosophy of being human nd faith nd love nd offcourse about the relationship of mankind with God...they just have another level of understanding nd philosophies about all this

[@rakeshgoswami1496]

Land of saints 😅. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 And listing music and watching movies hram in Islam don't you know . Sorry I like to bully Pakistani people 😂. coke studio Pakistan creating original music no doubt about it . Bollywood f***ed up.

[@fearofunknown-u7j]

expecting much more OST(original soundtrack) from different dramas of Pakistan next Friday:)

[@averagestudent5223]

love your analogies while analyzing music

[@ikkhan5706]

Khuda or muhabbat , sajni, tera woh pyar , resistance , thagyan 👌👌👌

[@ikrajmohammad8999]

If you even wanna watch some Pakistani drama, I will recommend watching "Mere Pass Tum Ho", its 24 episodes 40 min each and available on KZbin. Its one of the best pieces of writing and The Best Television show I have ever seen. So much so, that once i finished it watching, my heart remained restless for many more days looking for something more like it. Also, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan sang the OST for that show as well.

[@bts_my_galaxyot7337]

U guys are amazing thank you we love your reaction

[@neohass77]

Love these detailed reactions. Keep going with this series.

[@hamzaawan2817]

"khuda aur mohabbat" drama series is the most watched and loved by the Asian countries ❤❤

[@dabhyun1133]

You mean south asian right? cause if you count the whole asia then squid game is right there as the most loved and watched asian drama of all time

[@Waleed.869]

Kam3 isn’t even liked much in Pakistan if you check out the reviewers. It got most of its views from India

[@hamzaawan2817]

@@dabhyun1133 bro I'm not comparing I'm just saying people loved it so much ❤❤

[@hamzaawan2817]

@@Waleed.869 bro i didn't said pakistan or india I said Asian countries so in Asian countries everyone counted ❤❤

[@Waleed.869]

@@hamzaawan2817 which “Asian” countries besides india, pak or Bangladesh watched Kam3? 😂 most overrated Pakistani drama ever

[@faithfurry1307]

31:07 best movies : Teefa in trouble , punjab nahi jaungi ,parchi , Waar , jawani phir nahi Ani 2 , na maloom afraad 2 , actor in law Dramas : Parizad , Udaari , Zindagi Gulzar hai , Alif , Ehde wafa , yaqeen ka safar , Dastan (so emotional) + never ending list because pakistan drama industry is too good. Movies are not that great and Khuda aur muhabbat only OST was good , drama was just overated 💩