عشق مجازی دو روحوں کی نہ ختم ہونے والی پرواز ہے۔

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Singer: Sanam Marvi
Language: Punjabi

Sanam Marvi returns to Coke Studio this Season with the soulfully poignant ‘Yaar Vekho’. Based on the raag Bhopali, the song is a reflection of a moment in time that contains a message that remains as relevant and powerful today as it was in the years it was conceived. The song is an amalgamation of observations by the Sufi poets Sultan Bahu and Sachchal Sarmast – from different times yet with views and themes that have spanned almost 600 years worth of human thought. Thematically, the song focuses on the eternal idea of being within the world but not of it – to aspire for a higher understanding of the concept of Mercy within the various faces and trials of the world. The verses mention that while in the world of custom and ritual, in the search of true freedom and enlightenment, one must look inside and find Mercy. The song’s tone is solemn yet with a tinge of hope that is demonstrated through the instrumentation and arrangement of the String Orchestra and the melancholic beauty of the Piano. With the acoustic guitar feel, the song becomes a listening experience that is almost nostalgic.

The song’s overall flow emphasizes on the simplicity of forlorn thought that accompanies the process of inner realization and hopes for a semblance of peace. Ultimately, the song urges for Resolution to be found within.

Yaar Vekho - Sanam Marvi

Kali Kali Zulfon Ke Phande Na Dalo (Live) - TheLegend.NFAK

Aye Jazba-E-Dil Gar Main Chahoon

Many of us know about popular singer Sajjad Ali from Pakistan, as he's been singing for more than three decades now but, not many outside Pakistan know about Sanam Marvi. She's a sufi singing marvel whose voice will literally take you to the doorsteps of God's abode. "Rang Laaga" by Sanam Marvi & Sajjad Ali is one such example of heavenly musical experience, where voices, guitars, drums, violin and a complete arrangement of finely pieced musical instruments, create an unforgettable epic.

Rang Laaga - Sanam Marvi & Sajjad Ali

App See Mil Ke


Mukh chann jiya mere wallon mor ke

Mainoon ghammaan de chanaab wich rorh ke

Das jindri guzaaraan kiwen kalliyaan

Mere palle ki rah gaya ni

Phullaan naalon kooliya bahaaron naalon pyaariya


Aaja ik waari mere dil de qaraariya


Aaween taan dukhre hataan waaliya


Gal sun ja ni maahi jaan waaliya


Mainu chad ke kali nu tur challiya


Mere palle ki rah gaya ni...

Mainu Chad Ke Kali Nu - Sanam Marvi

Lagi Bina Chal Mele Noon Challiye, Saieen Zahoor   Sanam Marvi, Episode 6, Coke

Manzil-e-Sufi, Sanam Marvi, Coke Studio Pakistan, Season 3

Zahid Ne mera hasil e emaan nahi dekha (Abida pervin)

HUSN E HAQIQI ( Sufi Kalaam Of CoKe StuDio)

Meda Ishq Vi Toon - Pathanay Khan
Pathanay Khan (real name: Ghulam Muhammad; 1926–2000) was a great Seraiki folk singer from Pakistan.
In 1976, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, then prime minister of Pakistan, invited him to Islamabad for a private performance. When Pathanay Khan sang "Jindrri Lutti tain yaar sajan, Kadi mor maharan tay wal a watan", Bhutto broke into tears. After the programme, the prime minister asked Pathanay Khan three times if he had any desire. Each time the singer’s reply was, "Bhutto Sahib, aap ko gharib awaam ki parat ho" (Bhutto Sahib, take care of the poor). At this, Bhutto hugged Pathanay Khan and said "I will surely take care of the poor".

Meda Ishq Vi Toon - Pathanay Khan

Mehdi Hassan- Zindagi main to sabhi pyar kiya karte hain FULL VERSION,p3

" Ik Arzu " perform by Farhan Saeed in Coke studio season 4. Ik arzu is really emotional song with smooth Harmony and classic touch.

Manzil-e-Sufi, Sanam Marvi, Coke Studio Pakistan, Season 3

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