Pakistani Dramas Soundtracks | Rizwan Anwar | Quratulain B | Rahat Fateh Ali Khan | Momina Mushsan

Welcome to this week's FEATURE FRIDAY Podcast ✌🥤
This week we get to discover PAKISTANI OST's. Dramas seem to be very popular and after many requests we are here to learn and review some of the most popular OSTs in PAKISTAN.
Here's what we checked out on this week's podcast:
NESCAFÉ Basement | Season 4 | Tu Mera Nahin by Rizwan Anwar from the Drama : Mera naam yousuf hai
Quratulain Balouch | Wo HuMSaFaR Thaa from the Drama; Humsafar
Khaani by Rahat Fateh Ali khan
Alif | Full OST by Momina Mustehsan and Shuja Haider
Ertugrul Ghazi (both the Leo Twins Cover & Original OST)
Udaari OST by Hadiqa Kiani & Farhan Saeed
We finish with one our favourite discoveries we have made from the Pakistani Music Industry; Jo Tu Na Mila - Acoustic Version | Asim Azhar
Thank you so much for the incredible suggestions! If you have more recommendations comment them down below! We love you guys.♥♥♥♥
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[@salihaiqbal3670]

Our National language is “Urdu” but Punjabi,Pashto,Sindhi,balochi and other languages are also used to speak in different provinces…….love your reactions from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@rrrrrrapmonstaaaa7732]

Even there are so much more varieties in these languages too

[@s.s.m9936]

Not used to, they are still spoken by a big population.

[@alif7917]

Kashmiri 💙. Love from Kashmir 💙

[@nitinthakur6569]

More than half of Pakistan is Punjab province and the other is Balochistan. Tf you talking about boy😂

[@rrrrrrapmonstaaaa7732]

@@nitinthakur6569 do u live in pak 🙄

[@vibhanshuagarwal2000]

"Woh Humsafar Tha", Boy, What a song!! I haven't heard anything close to it for ages. The music is phenomenal, obviously, but the poetry ... WOOOOOOOOW!!!

[@imanali994]

The poet wrote it for Bangladesh, when it parted

[@yuvika.b_army]

It's been 11 years & this song stills hits different💘

[@Sobanhassan1761]

It was written for East Pakistan when it parted with West Pakistan.

[@aishafadime4786]

I KNOW I KNOW I KNOW THE FREAKING ENGLISH LYRICS DIDN'T DO JUSTICE TO THE SONG😭😭😭

[@florad629]

Alif was shot in Istanbul, Turkiye but Pakistani capital Islamabad and northern areas are also very gorgeous. North of Pakistan has landscapres like Switzerland. 6 out of 10 highest peaks of mountains are in Pakiatan.

[@AyeshaKhan-si1tz]

Yep, that's my Pakistan!❤❤

[@hasanjamalkhan689]

Yes and Balochistan and sindh are very undderated! Balochistan is so beautiful I wish it had the infrastructure to support tourism! And sindh hosted one of the world's oldest civilization...and has the only fertile desert in the world!

[@hellosigh]

Brooooooooo never seen anyone appreciate or watch Pakistani OSTs in this much detail. The audio for Pakistani OSTs are a delight to listen to. If any of you both see this, my "Pakistani" playlist has plentyyyyy of OSTs and Pakistani music, take your pick‼️🇵🇰

[@sharminparveen6301]

Who is the singer of 'tu mera nahi'

[@thegodofthegods1084]

@@sharminparveen6301 Rizwan Anwardrama

[@_fairyyy]

I’M SO HAPPY YOU GUYS ARE FINALLY REACTING TO PAKISTANI OSTS 😭🤍🤍

[@haroonafridi231]

Urdu(Pakistan National Language) is it self very poetic language so in some way it also really helps Pakistani music... And even many Bollywood songs too

[@scorpiogirl2192]

I am from India and the Last song "Jo tu na mila mujhe" is one of my favourite song. Pakistan has some good voices and they need to come to the frontline like this. I like Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's and Momina's songs too. Beautiful Lyrics Beautiful composition Beautiful Voice Love from India 🇮🇳 🙏🏻. Pakistani People Lots of Love from India keep producing such good songs.

[@islamicshorts-rf9kj]

pakistan has so much talent like songs beautiful actress and their voices even english songs cannot defeat their songs their vocals are the best heart touching

[@hunbbelmeer6600]

Parizaad is the best series to watch. Much less dramatic, more grounded, excellent OST, perfect story, and mind-blowing performances.

[@umarspeaks2943]

exactly usually present on youtube as well

[@Aman__]

Definetly Bro, It is one of the best series in Pakistani Drama Industry

[@umarspeaks2943]

@@ha3908 well it isnot about a casting choice its about a good story well executed in my opinion

[@umarspeaks2943]

@@ha3908 i did us banday ki acting dekh kay laga hai kay woh parizad hai

[@muntazirmehdi14512]

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[@airamalhotra7474]

What you guys checked online was "khol". However the word mentioned in the translation of Woh Humsafar tha was "Kohl". Kohl is sort of like an eyeliner that is used to line both upper and lower waterlines of the eyes. It's a traditional eye makeup.

[@bianyamen]

Efra going " F, someone else died" had me laughing out loud🤣 . That's Pakistani drama for you (crying nonstop) 🥲

[@thethickandthin]

"Wo Humsafar tha" is actually not a love/separation song of 2 people. It was written by "Naseer Turabi" on the partition of East-Pakistan (Bangladesh) in (1971) His agony pain reflects writing and this Ghazal is the representation of that.

[@sharminparveen6301]

I didn't knew that

[@mujtababbas]

Yes that's true

[@SnowBell-yf6py]

I literally don't know about, it just waoooo

[@livelong6138]

Watch 1.HUM SAFAR (its is romantic with a twist) 2.ALIF( its romance ofcourse and deeply associated with religion,it is kinda mysterious) 3. Udari (honest the best as it is related to different aspects and problems like child abuse, it has many elements to it) Absaloute best dramas....

[@zakirkhan-gs4ii]

Pakistan is a not big film industry, but it does have a very big Dramas industry, every Drama is available on youtube. Dramas of pakistan and it's Osts are amazing....

[@ifrahali6604]

I think you guys might have reacted to "Tera wo Payaar" (Coke Studio) by Momina and Asim. This was originally sung, written and composed by Shuja Haidar. You can react to that as well but he's truly an underated artist. Btw your guess on the plot of "Alif" was spot on. P.S. we definitely need a part 2 soon cz you've missed out so many other iconic OST's!

[@moosaraza9054]

I think they have already done it

[@calculusber]

You won't regret if you check RANG by RAHAT FATEH ALI KHAN and AMJAD SABRI It's such an energetic

[@jai_yogi]

yess, what a blissfull piece❤ RIP Amjad sahab 🙏

[@kartikeyraja9033]

Definitely you should check this one out ...all your tabla expectations will be satisfied 😌

[@areeshafatima798]

yes omg pls check this out

[@chaudharyzohaib1169]

agreee

[@sarajafri2144]

WE NEED A PART 2 you guys left SANG E MAH, MERE HUMSAFAR, SINF E AHAN, HUM KAHAN K SACHAY THAY and many more

[@laibashafique8964]

HUM KAHA K SACHY THY , SINF E AHAN , ZINDAGI GULZAR HAI as well

[@sjagoeffy]

Bol kaffara too!

[@lotus5898]

@@laibashafique8964 I was also gonna suggest them "Sinf e Ahan" literally that song is a bop .

[@sbgaming002]

I was surprised that mere Humsafar OST was not here

[@ammarasaleem3945]

Dil mom ka diya too

[@minalakbar7404]

I said it and i will say it again, Shuja Haider is one of the most underrated Pakistani singers ever

[@MariaKhan-ys9pm]

And compose also

[@arslanahmed9685]

Composer maybe, singer? Eh!

[@shayaropinthechat5513]

Yeah

[@arifazargar4971]

Yess he is my fav 🥹

[@fard7529]

The last ost udari is a drama about child abuse and sexual assault on minors and the show is great and very important and depressing

[@florad629]

The rock bands of Pakistan's include "Junoon", "Call", "Roxen/Mustafa", "eP", "Karakoram" and many underground bands.

[@auxa2831]

bayaan too

[@MariaKhan-ys9pm]

Yes bayan ( but they are not total Rock band ) But their lyrics, composition is just wow I love bayan songs

[@Mrech007]

"noori" the actual rock band you missed.

[@anamanam5397]

I would say this again and again lyrics are the most beautiful and magical part of these songs. No matter how technically you break it and feel the melody it's lyrics that really moves you.

[@NasKhanofficial]

Hi guys, The reason you see alternative rock influence in Pakistani music is because of a band that revolutionized Pakistani and Indian music. Their name was "Junoon". It was initially a rock band with western influences but then they introduced Tabla, Dholak and other Eastern instruments. They created a new Genre called "Sufi (Spiritual) Rock". They released albums after albums and became the gold standard in South Asia traveling from Pakistan into India and Bangladesh. Thats what started new alternative bands like Atif's Jal and similar alternative rock bands in entire South Asia. JUNOON is the missing piece to your puzzle of South Asian music. You must listen and review "Sayonee" , "Saeen", "Mera Maahi", "Maati", "Ghoom Tana" etc by Junoon. They were the biggest band of Asia for 20 years and performed at UN. They were called U2 of Asia. Please do a review of them and you will understand the entire picture. There old songs were "Heeray" where you can see how pure western rock they were in initial stages and how they transitioned into mixing Western and Eastern music together. Hope it helps. Love you both. Nas from Canada

[@NasKhanofficial]

Just to add. As we were growing up in Pakistan during 90s, our music options were classical music of Nusrat Fateh Ali, Abida Parveen and folk musicians of Pakistan and India. Most young people found it very boring and too complicated so everyone listened to Western Pop and Rock as our primary go-to music. Junoon came in as a pure urdu rock band but it was not until they mixed eastern elements to western music when they transformed the entire music scene of South Asia. Abida Parveen, Nusrat and Rahat and folk singers were actually dying music as New Gen weren't listening to it but when with Junoons mixture of genres allowed them to find new listeners also to their classical and folk music. Thats what brought Abida, Nusrat, Rahat to light as well was Western music influences

[@sheheryaramer3566]

I think Pakistani musicians have got the heck of fusing alternative rock and folk loric music. They have been indulging in it for a long long time. Starting from the Band culture in the 80s till the 2000s. All the big guns in this regard are from that age whether it's strings, jal, vital signs, junoon. All these bands were inspired by Western rock and pop sounds. For example, Strings(Producers of Coke Studio S6-10) were popularly known as U2 of South Asia. So, when you do something for so long and then have a platform like coke studio that provides the all these bands and musicians to come together, it gets more and more perfect. Pakistani musicians have perfected the craft of fusion. All the musicians of my age have it mastered almost.

[@farankhalil]

OTHER THAN THIS PAKISTAN ITSEL PRODUCE SO MUCH GOOD MUSIC IN A DIFERENT GENRES AND ETYMOLOGY. KIND OF FUSION OR EVEN A QAWALI TOUCH.

[@ilhaamansari9835]

react to RANG By AMJAD SABRI COKE STUDIO 9 you'll be amazed

[@fabihaabdulmajid3343]

Yes agreed 💯

[@muhammadhashir3405]

Agreed 💯❤️

[@MAZ501]

"Wo humsafar tha" carries importance because of the context these lines were written in, as an Ode to Bangladesh, which became independent in 1971, it was East Pakistan before that. It is a lament at the misfortune and acceptance that the fault didn't lie at the other end, and that they were not the ones that deviated from the pact that was meant to hold all together. "Ghazal bhi wo jo kisi ko kabhi sunaayi na thi"... It is not about the Mahira n Fawad's Drama serial, though that helped in popularizing it.

[@MAZ501]

"Kohl" is what you line (blacken) your eyes with, but if pronounced from the epiglottis 'خ' then it has the meaning if that outer shell or protective layer. "Sufi" is the mystic spiritual aspect of muslims... It is about developing that one on one connection with The ONE, though it has become more of a dynastic fiefdoms with the different schools and families that are descendants of sufi saints and has not just lost its original purpose but rather gone in the opposite direction and made it into a source of income from the generational devotees and as a source of political or social clout. Many of the spiritual writtings, poems written by those original sufis is addressed to the Divine but as if addressing sometimes a worldly beloved, and a play around with the words and concepts there of. Ertugral is very losely based on a forefather of the ottoman dynasty, he is mentioned in history but the almost 500 epidodes are work of fiction. But it was the era of Mongols and when the turks were engaging with the europeans.

[@fatimaafzal2102]

Wow I didn't know all this. Thanks for sharing

[@anonymousgirl2934]

I didn't knew it thanks for sharing this information.. ♡

[@nida88]

Full translation of the song 'Woh Humsafar Tha' by Qurat -ul-Ain Balouch At our parting of ways, Neither you nor I cried, But then, what’s this, that neither you nor I slept peacefully He was my life partner … but we weren't in harmony We were like the clouds and sunlight together, but as apart as can be There were feelings of animosity, indifference and anguish (between us), My departed lover had everything (but) He wasn't unfaithful The graininess of the kohl (traditional eyeliner) is tough to bear My eyes behold the image of my beloved Who else can i behold? At the time of parting, his eyes reflected my song And it was a song that I had never sung aloud We were like clouds and sunlight, together but as apart as can be He was my life partner...

[@system1291]

Well done

[@selin8408]

Ertuğrul Gazi is a Turkish series inspired by historical events, not a Pakistani series. One of the music you listen to is a Pakistani version and the other is an Arabic version, both are not original. Please also listen to the original version. Generally the music of the series is played with Kopuz, one of the oldest musical instruments of the Turks.

[@nougeneral]

@@hashmateteam6201 yea cos yall love lies.

[@nougeneral]

@@hashmateteam6201 you put Othmans and islam in one sentence? Oh allah forgive us.

[@pandaaaaa4]

@@hashmateteam6201 just because Pakistan loves the series still doesn't make it a Pakistani series. It's a Turkish series. Don't be a fool

[@juno_lii]

ouhh that's cool 👀 still power to the pakistani community for making such gems🌙✨ I don't usually listen to this kind of music but for some reason because of the language I was able to enjoy every single song played in the video 🌟

[@juno_lii]

@@nougeneral I don't want to sound mean but....music is suppose to bring us together right? why are you talking about things like that....just curious...spreading hatred especially in a video like this where foreign people are enjoying music from another country...I know you will say things like "it's facts or these people are this and that"....kindly don't give a whole history lesson and learn to love and appreciate people and music from other nations despite their shady history🌹✨ I'm sorry if I sound rude but your comments are giving off bad vibes and no one wants that negativity in their life🌈

[@zainababid3898]

MY RECOMMENDATION FOR PART 2 OST 1. SANG E MAH BY ATIF ASLAM 2. MANN MAYAL BY QURAT UL AIN BALOCH 3. LAAPATA BY KIRAN WASEEM & TEHSEEN 4. PAARIZAD BY SYED ASRAR SHAH 5. MUSHK BY ALI ZAFAR 6. PHELI SI MUHABBAT BY ALI ZAFAR 7. BADSHAH BEGUM BY ALI PERVEZ 8. HUM KAHAN KAY SACHAY THAY BY YASHAL SHAHID( lyrical one) 9. BAKHTAWAR BY SHIRAZ UPPAL(lyrical one) 10. ISQH E LAA BY AZAAN SAMI KHAN 11. PYAR KAY SADQAY BY AHMAD 12. AANGAN BY FARHAN SAEED

[@khipksy1888]

Languages depict the regional culture. Sunshine in English, depicts happy times. But in urdu, hindi and other south asian languages, Sunshine depicts hardship, while shade means relief. As in that region a good weather is when its cloudy, nobody wants to go out in Sun, people celebrate rain so much that beaches get crowded in rainy and cloudy days.

[@afsheebukhari4802]

Love the way you pronounce the urdu words . 80% are correct . I feel that latin and urdu speaking people dont have difficulty pronouncing specific words unlike European and American natives who just butcher the urdu word 😄😄 but still i live their reactions too. Also loved your song and wleska's blue eyeshadow 😍. Love from Pakistan 👍

[@sahilkale9348]

BRO I STAYED IN LUCKNOW FOR 10 YEARS , LUCKNOW IS THE PLAC WHERE URDU IS BORN AND BELIEVE ME PAKISTANIS ARE THE ONES WHO BUTCHER URDU THE MOST , MOST OF THE PAKISTANIS SPEAK URDU IS IN PUNJABI ACCENT I CAN GIVE YOU EXAMPLES ALSO , PAKISTANIS SAY JASUS WHEN THE WORD IS JAASUS

[@rizwanmuhammad6468]

@@sahilkale9348 get a life. No more in lakhnow it is pure Urdu any longer. India is butchering the Urdu language. Systematically and deliberately.

[@SA_Tirmizi]

@@sahilkale9348 Agreed. My forefathers are also from Lucknow. But after partition, we settled in Pakistan & yes, Lucknow's Urdu is the original Urdu. Many dilects in Urdu prevail here.

[@Mai-wm7pv]

Thank you so much for this!!!!! Waiting for part 2 :D As for the drama 'Alif' (ا) (which is a letter in Arabic, Urdu etc. 'Allah' begins with an Alif, but also the word Insaan (which means human), so as the name suggests, this drama is about trying to find the middle ground of separating between God and materialism/ our desires etc, by finding ourselves). The main lead's dad was a Sufi dancer before he had met his mom. Sufis are God devoted folk. However the dad put his love for her above his love for God, which he later regretted and left his family for (as far as I remember). The son grew up away from religion, without a connection to God (and calligraphy: medium to connect to God) due to his childhood being messed up due to his dad leaving. The wise old man is his grandfather who took care of him and brought him up. It's a great drama about finding one's self, spirituality and social problems. As for Udaari, there are actually multiple men/ male leads in it. The rich dude is from the city, looking to find singers from villages with a certain singing technique. The young guy in the village was the village singer girl's first love interest. And as for the guy with the hazel eyes and creepy vibe... He's a terrible person. Main antagonist. Left me so traumatized. Udaari is honestly a great drama where social problems, inequalities, stigmas and child abuse issues are highlighted. The song is in Punjabi, and the general message is "taking flight" (Udaari in Punjabi). Many issues, of many people are highlighted. And all characters "take a flight" and get off of the ground, after getting crushed down by society and their circumstances. As for drama recommendations: You guys should watch Zindagi Gulzar hai as your first drama! Or even Humsafar or Alif. Udaari would be great too, but maybe since I literally get too emotional to watch it again, give it a watch when you guys are emotionally ready. All are great ones, for a look into Pakistani culture and society, and societal issues :))

[@godhansingh8825]

If u want to see Pakistani drama u should watch anyone of this 1_. Meray paas tum ho.❤️ 2_khuda aur mohabbat season 3❤️ 3_ Anna❤️ 4_ Isqhiya 5_ Qurban 6_Do bol 7_Dil Kya karey 8_koi chaand Rakh.

[@dreamers_space]

I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU GUYS REACTED TO PAKISTANI OST'S....I MEAN OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGG...SO EXCITED 🥳

[@FaseehaMughal]

34:50 The song is basically about partition of Pakistan and Bangladesh in 1971, written by Naseer Turabi. He talks about how there was anger, indifference and sometimes animosity, which talks about the political differences of the two cultural groups. Ignorance and political tug of war. But there was never unfaithfulness, like in a family where, no matter how many differences there might be, anger or difference of opinion but you will never betray your brother.

[@fizzaabbas6798]

THERE ARE MORE SUCH GOOD OSTS LIKE SANG E MAH, MERE HUMSAFAR, SINF E AHAN

[@adibajannat334]

"Ertugrul ghazi" is mainly a turkish series named 'Dirilis Ertugrul' (English- Resurrection Ertugrul). But Pakistan is made it famous by dubbing it in urdu. Even in my country Bangladesh has also a huge fanbase of this series. Its also dubbed on Bangla language. The one of bestttt series i have ever watched in my life. Thanks for reacting on this. But i don't know how did you guys miss 'Khuda aur mohabbat' nd Ehd e wafa's ost damn!🙂 These two are gem. Btw take love from a Bangladeshi sister❤️🇧🇩

[@5fg6jugrse74]

*made it famous in South Asia

[@Maria.18.]

First of all bundle of thanks for the podcast. I've thoroughly watched and enjoyed. Efra almost picked up dramatic situations and lyrics really well while Waleska has an amazing skill to sense musical delicacies. However you've missed gems in this regard. These ost's are okay but there are some exceptional ost's to react . Hopefully there will be a part 2 and by the way that musical instrument is called RUBAAB. Please react to 1- Sang e mah by Atif Aslam ( drama _sang e mah) 2- Mumkin hy by Faiza Mujahid (drama _Num) 3- drama name MOL by Bushra Bilal 4 - Aansu by Ali Azmat ( drama thori Khushi Thora gham) 5 - MERI zaat Zara e be Nishan by Rahat Fateh Ali khan ( drama - MERI zaat Zara e be Nishan) 6 - Bol kafara (drama - Parlour wali Larki)

[@funkyfacts4175]

I AM SO GLAD THAT YOU GUYS REACTED ON PAKISTANI OSTs,and hope that you will guys react more of it

[@florad629]

"Tu Mera Nahi" I have also listened it first time today and it so good. It really touches my heart, the vocals n the music both is brilliant. I think it is the best song I have listened from nescafe basement

[@pandaaaaa4]

I'd recommend Zindagi Gulzar Hai as a first introductory drama to PK. And it's music is beautiful. My personal fav PK drama so far. Nothing has beaten it

[@florad629]

17:57 no guys... i dont think "jal" or "strings" truly defines alternative rock, as much as "eP" a pakistani alternative band from early 2000s. Xulfi was the part of eP who later produced coke studio s14 n so marvellous. Nescafe basement is also produced by Xulfi. So you should check eP band which was on full rage in early 2000s. React n listen to Entity Paradigm (eP)'s songs like "waqt", "humesha", "aa humay azma" and "fitrat".

[@arwamaryam__]

i clicked so fast on this-💀😭

[@winx9119]

"Tu Mera Nahin" still gives me chills. Such beautiful melody!🥺♥️

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

I'm a fan from India. You definitely need a part 2. Here are some of my favourites: 1) Ehd e Wafa OST by Raahat Fateh Ali Khan saab 2) Maula Maula from Bin Roye by the divine Abida Parveen ji and Zeb Bangash 3) O Yaara from Bin Roye by Ankit Tiwari (an Indian artist) 4) Jaane Woh Kaise from Pyaare Afzal (this one is an old bollywood classic song) 5) Mann Mayal ost by Quratulain Baloch

[@majha5540]

You seem to be a hamza ali abbasi fan...as you have watched all three of his dramas....( Only if you have seen alif)

[@maryam77720]

this is such a good list

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

@@maryam77720 Thanks. These songs are beautiful indeed.

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

@@majha5540 I haven't watched Alif though. My fav actors are Fawad Khan, Ahad Raza Mir, Osman Khalid Butt, Humayun Saeed, Adeel Hussain and among the females, I love Sanam Saeed, Mahira Khan, Saba Qamar, Mehwish Hayat, Amina Sheikh, Ayesha Khan and a few others.

[@majha5540]

@@aninditabanerjee2420 you have to watch alif. Maybe it's the GOAT Pakistani drama.

[@sabaali8244]

Sang-e-mah and Man Mayal need to be listened to aswell! Amazing pieces!

[@florad629]

Urdu is a very beautiful language.

[@winxclubflora8446]

Ikrrr i am glad and proud I understand the language!

[@florad629]

@@winxclubflora8446 same here. I love both urdu and english. Both are beautiful languages.

[@fatimaiqbal9506]

You should definitely review Momina Mustehsan's 'Yaariyan' OST. 100% chills ⚡️

[@alishbatariq9133]

We need a part 2 Please do sang e mah Mere hamsafar Ishq jalebi Khamoshi Do bol Mere paas tum ho Diyar e dil

[@malikiori]

36:16 Kohl is a traditional eyeliner that has been in use for a long time, as the Egyptians were using it in the 31st century BC. The language is Urdu so it is called Surma, but in the subcontinent, it is also called Kajal/Kajol. It is widely used in the Middle East, the Caucasus and North Africa, South Asia, West Africa, and the Horn of Africa as eyeliner to contour and/or darken the eyelids and as mascara for the eyelashes.

[@aimankhan3992]

Zindagi Gulzar Hai would be great to watch as the introductory drama if you guys wanna dive into drama industry of Pakistan.. GREAT MUSIC... GREAT STORYLINE... not that long atleast not as long as most dramas of Pakistan.. Highly Highly recommended!! AND THANK U THANK U THANK U SOOOO MUCH FOR REACTING TO THE PAKISTANI OSTS... your reactions are GREATTT .. really genuine and I love the fact that u guys even take interest in the lyrics... even go as far as searching it up later on ... thank u so much once again for giving such an honest and beautiful reaction... WE WANT ANOTHER REACTION TO MORE OSTS PLEASEE

[@noorjadavji9808]

Ertugrul Ghazi is a turkish drama. This version is very good by the Leo twins! The 2nd version is the Arabic version. You should also listen to the Turkish (original Version!)!

[@amardeepdhanju8404]

I love “ Humsafer” series. I watched it so many times. It’s classic.

[@moazzamalisaeed2347]

Watched ever Baghi Dil mom ka dia Ghissi pitti mohabbat If ever you want to watch .

[@gulen9521]

Yes it is a common practice in Pakistan to bless anyone who visit someone’s home. Even parents bless their children every time they come home from school/work etc. it’s blessing and giving love. Thank you guys so much for reacting to Pakistani art. Wish you could do it more often, your reactions and reviews are a breath of fresh air not only Pakistani but other stuff too. The amount of interest you both take in everything you review is heartwarming. You guys have missed some of Coke Studio season 14’s songs please review those too whenever you can, those are: Muaziz Saarif, Peechay Hutt and Neray Neray Vas. Again thank you, will wait for another feature friday 💕

[@fabihaabdulmajid3343]

The song in the beginning was superb❤️✨

[@vrshingh2767]

Qurat has a very unique voice indeed. You should listen to more of her songs.

[@sania9756]

React to Sang e Mah’s OST! It is by Atif Aslam and it’s his acting debut as well!

[@natashazafar7910]

Actually Humsafar ost lyrics "who i parted ways with had everything but unfaithfulness" is something shown through serial storyline where people willingly created misunderstandings to separate the couple, both spent 10 years in separation with animosity towards one another due to misunderstandings but actually never moved on with somebody else, so they were still loyal even thinking that other person is wrong. They loved each other unconditionally. Their love brought them together after 10 years when truth comes out about selfish people against the marriage and their daughter reunites them.

[@dreamth3ee917]

Alif is the starting letter of the artist of every universe that ever existed and will ever exist

[@maz3170]

you guys have to watch Khaani its a hit pakistani drama also on netflix the ost is beautiful

[@aishkhan566]

This seems like a dream comes true 🤣🤣 I literally shouted with excitement when i see this video. lol. Waited so long for you guys to pay attention to these 🤣 thanks and love u❤️

[@MrHardLiner]

20:45 yes, you are right! this was originally sung by Abida Parveen but this version was made for a drama serial and recreate with another tune and sung by Qurat ul Ain Baloch.

[@footballflix512]

Do more reactions on Pakistani music. You will be amazed 😍

[@anumakber5275]

"The one who I parted with had everything (but) he didn't have unfaithfulness" means that the one who left, may had many negative traits but unfaithfulness wasn't one of them

[@prroneiaparrapiofictions4797]

Ertugrul is actually a Turkish series that went quite viral in Pakistan as it's about Turkish Muslim ancestors who conquered half the world to rule as Islamic territory.

[@prroneiaparrapiofictions4797]

Hence it's in Turkish not Urdu 😂😂

[@mrpakistani6417]

@@prroneiaparrapiofictions4797that ost is in Urdu dubbed by Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@Pinkinkofficial]

It's not Khol it's KOHL means KAJAL means the product which we girls applied to our eyes just like eyeliner... it is applied on below part of the eyes , it is black in color mostly....just informing you for the knowledge 😊😊😊😊love your reviews ... We love Spanish too... I freaking love Spanish language so much I want to learn it in the first place...I love the Despacito Song and I love Spanish dramas and Films I am obsessed with Spanish language and there people you all are sweet love 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

[@tayyubb1027]

That song Humsafar by Quratulain Baloch is one of the most beautiful poetic song and her voice is absolutely perfect. It can't be the same if someone else sang it. She's just amazing!

[@zsvlogs3440]

"khaani" drama❤❤😍😍 It is actually based on a true story😢

[@sabeenakhan4503]

Is it?

[@rimshaiqbal3258]

We definitely need a part 2😁😁 Your reactions are like I'm watching something with my friends. I really enjoy a lot. Once again thank you so much for your precious reaction.

[@summer604]

Woh Humsafar tha is amazing and one of my own. And i swear if you watch the drama khaani, that ost will make you cry. I cried a lot until i found it hard to breathe. That drama was really sad and Rahat Fateh Ali's voice added more to it making it impossible for me to not cry.

[@5nixie]

You should start with "Zindagi Gulzar Hai" if you wanna watch Pakistani TV shows. This series gives you a glimpse of the culture, and across different classes. The music is good, too. The story has socio-economic theme with romantic undercurrents.

[@MrHardLiner]

Alif is the first letter of Urdu language like as A in English or Alpha in Greek language refers to Allah (GOD / The Creator of ALL) in this OST.

[@positivethinker118]

Yes we Pakistanis are very hospitable......just welcome any time ❤️❤️

[@highvibes686]

Happy to see u guys react on pak drama ost 🥰♥️♥️

[@fansmaazakhan]

Pakistan had a huge rock band influence in the 80s and 90s. There were a lot of rock and alternate rock classic rock and blues rock bands. The influence in the music originates from there

[@williamcinar6068]

Ertugrul is 13th century, Anatolia middle east history. Crusaders night templers were in Middle East those days. By the way assassins was there same time. So if you don’t know 13th century you don’t know anything about history:)

[@nadeemshaikh8976]

Thank you so much guys for fulfilling the request, i was waiting from a long time for someone to react on Pakistani OSTs

[@mominamumtaz6699]

I recommend you to watch 'Alif' it is available on KZbin with english subtitle..You won't regret it I promise

[@Msh-ci3xr]

I'm Agree With you

[@tanushukla9567]

Kohl- refers to kajal or surma, which is basically a traditional name of the black eyeliner thingy used in south Asian makeup, for both men and women, since it has some health benefits too. Khol- is the Hindi verb for "opening" or noun "shell".

[@prroneiaparrapiofictions4797]

If you guys want to watch a Pakistani series then I'll recommend Alif. Or Humsafar. But Alif is perfect for you guys to watch ☺️☺️

[@AliKhan-hm3xz]

Mai khud pakistani hn or jb mai ny khud wo daikha mera dimagh ghoom gya tha . Inko to wo ak lafz ni smjh ana na hi story line

[@Brownmamalife]

Out Pakistani artists are superbly talented. Dont forget. The provinces Punjab, gurjrat west Hydrabad.. Bangladesh... these were all one Land. Punjabi Urdu and Hindi and many other dialects are similar.. just different in script. Hence series music realised anywhere becomes like a common hit in each country. Coke studio is loved equally or more in India 🇮🇳 and so are their series. I am an Indian by the way.. witj ancestral roots originally in Pak .

[@MrHardLiner]

Ghazal is a type of poetry in Urdu language

[@nishthachatterjee2090]

the part at 27:58 is kinda true!!! In classical singing your teachers will tell you to practice singing alaap/sargam with 'ha', to ensure the breathy full chest voice, and once you've practiced it you can sing the sargams with 'aa'

[@mominamumtaz6699]

Ertugural Ghazi is actually a Turkiye's orignal series based on historical events and characters and is very popular in Pakistan qnd other countries

[@waqaszahid544]

Please react to sang e mah OST. It's sung by Atif Aslam. It is also his debut drama serial as a main lead.

[@syedhasan4242]

Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰♥️

[@sabijee2612]

You are so right Urdu language is so deep that sometimes it's hard to find a correct word a perfect match they are trying to explain in the song

[@MAD.Reactions.623]

Alif is one the best OST from Pakistan the lyrics are so deep and soulful and composer and singers aswel. Shujah haider is one of the best music producer along with Momina and Ahsan Ali Khan are great talented singers. Infact AHSAN ALI KHAN is one the UNDERRATED singers from pakistan (The soulful Notes you heard in the start and inbetween the song). You should 100% react his song name "Jogra Ahsan Ali Khan- BigfootMusic". You will be lost

[@raphail8825]

This shows how lucky we pakistani are to have these gems ❤

[@saz1935]

Leo twins, brothers playing violin are phenomenal. Please react on their own performances.

[@mominnisa9834]

Wo humsafar tha is song written by Pakistani person for Bangladesh when they were separated from Pakistan. It is an extremely emotional song. I always get teary eyed. But this ost is used for the drama having a story line of loved one's parting their ways. That's also emotional😢😭

[@rimshaiqbal3258]

Thank you so much guys for your reaction. and Efra you many times pronounce urdu/hindi correct (Qurat Ul Ain Baloch pronounciation was perfect). Spanish and urdu/hindi pronounciation is very similar.

[@faizaaroob5500]

Yes. Pakistani ost finally 😍 Also do check out Shuja Haider. He's amazing.

[@mahnoornajeeb7826]

I am eagerly waiting for the day you guys react to (late) LEGEND NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN (TEACHER & uncle of RAHAT FATEH ALI KHAN) !!!!! For starters, the Pakistani Dramas I would recommend: 1. Zindagi Gulzar Hai_(serious/complete package) 2. Mere Humsafar_(romance+serious) 3. Udaari_(serious+dark) 4. Suno Chanda_(funny/complete package) 5. End-e-Wafa_(complete package) 6. Ranjha Ranjha kardi_(complete package) 7. Yeh Dil Mera_(suspense/dark) 8. Mora Piya_(serious) 9. Shehr-e-Zaat_(serious) 10. Dastaan_(romance+serious+dark). You won't be disappointed. Regards from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@maly4538]

1:08:46 there from letter A it is mean "Allah"the whole ost is about it don't get confused about it in Arabic and in Urud "Allah "name start from ALIF

[@haniyyahahmad857]

Thankyou for an entire feature Friday 😇😇😇😇

[@laiyba3474]

You should definitely check these OSTs 1. Man Mayal by Quratullain Baloch 2. Do Bol by Nabeel shoukat and Aima baig 3. Dil Lagi by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan 4. Hum Kahan ke Sachay thy by Yashal Shahid 5. Bol Kaffara by Seher Gul Khan 6. Bin roye by Shiraz uppal 7. Aangan by Farhan Saeed 8. Sang e Mah by Atif Aslam 9. Romeo Weds Heer by Sahir Ali Bagga 10. Khamoshi by Bilal Khan

[@sania9756]

Check out Faltu Pyar by Hasan Raheem and Natasha Noorani!

[@Gaeforhae]

Oml the translations do absolutely no justice to the depth and contextual meaning of the lyrics 😭😭 the lyrics are very very beautifully written , it makes you cry even without the melody 😖😖

[@mahroshchoudhry]

Ertugul ghazi is a Turkish series based on true Muslim Turkish warrior.

[@MunibaShaikh]

you guys should watch this drama Alif. Alif is the first alphabet in Urdu & Arabic languages. Allah when written in Urdu starts with Alif. The drama is a beautiful amalgamation of material world, soul and Almighty and transitioning between the two sides. the drama would leave its mark on you.

[@florad629]

Ertughral Ghazi is a Turkish series (globally watched) is upon Ottomon Empire. The song is in Turkish

[@pandaaaaa4]

The song they played was the Arabic version. But yeah, idk why Pakistanis recommended that ost but it was wrong.

[@florad629]

@@pandaaaaa4 i think it was turkish, not arabic...but im not too much sure.

[@florad629]

@@pandaaaaa4 i think it was recommended coz almost all pakistanis watched that series so they have an attachement with its OST