What are you listening to now?

[Na Maloom Afraad]

My sister listens to this a lot. It is a really nice one indeed!

She's got good taste. Really nice, soothing song. Love it even more because of the show it was a part of. Big fan of Zindagi Gulzar Hai.

 

[AsadRM]

She's got good taste. Really nice, soothing song. Love it even more because of the show it was a part of. Big fan of Zindagi Gulzar Hai.

She is a big fan of the drama as well and has recommended my mum and me to watch it, on at least 3 instances. I gotta watch it now!

She listens to this song a lot too. I thought I'd share it with you because you seem to have the same taste as her

 

[zwarrior]

 

[AsadRM]

The interesting part starts at 1:06

 

[Ohm]

She's so unreal!

 

[Dutch]

Sorry about the subtitles but this is a great version of a great song: love the way Thom says at the beginning: here's another cheery fecker!

 

[Manish.]

 

[Dutch]

Sorry about the subtitles but this is a great version of a great song: love the way Thom says at the beginning: here's another cheery fecker!

Bumping this as there is no way I am allowing the Avengers song to get in the way of this!

 

[VC the slogger]

 

[Umair7]

 

[Mijurkat]

 

[ABDULLAH]

The only song that matches it's likeness.

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

The only song that matches it's likeness.

Haye! What a blast from the past :')

 

[zwarrior]

0:38 is amazing !

 

[AsadRM]

The only song that matches it's likeness.

What's really interesting is that this ghazal (Urdu word for poetry; sad poetry in specific) was written in 1971, the year when East Pakistan (Bangladesh) became independent and was no longer a part of Pakistan. Naseer Turabi wrote this to express his sorrow and sadness over the secession of East Pakistan (Bangladesh now). Bangladesh is depicted as the 'humsafar' (companion) of West Pakistan (Pakistan now)

I'm not trying to start some history debate about East Pakistan and how it was unfairly treated etc. I just thought to let you guys know of an interesting fact.