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art by dhai studio

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Sometimes you just need rajasthan folk blend.... To calm you ☺️☺️

Coke studio is best thing happened in music industry!!!

Fuck I love this song !!!

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@youshawwtyy @vomentallyunstableladka @bigdi-hui-aulaad @purpleskiesworld @vellhighbandi @desi-tumbllr-dot-com @chaand-ko-dekhu-ya-tumhe @ihateyouvishal

🎶✨️when you get this, put 5 songs you actually listen to, then publish. Send this ask to 10 of your favorite followers (non-negotiable, positivity is cool) 🎶✨️

Thankyou so much <333

I am just going to tag them kyunki I am lazy-

@ur-frndlyneighbourhood-gaykid

@o-haseena-zulfonwali

@satanicallysatanicchild

@humapkehaikaun

@beauti-fool-waali-ladki

@ambidextrousarcher

And..I can't remember any other urls :')

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dhai studio/carla bru, florence

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What is HAPPENING on Sanjeevani, girl?! I saw some clips on my Insta and it had a wild!Gaurav Chopra?! A nervous wreck masquerading as Dr Ishani?? And she's MARRIED to GChops?! Ded!Dr Shashank?? Mysterious son and Dr Anjali in Germany??? What.

Hiiiiiiiiii friend! 😘😘😘

Loooooooong time! How have you beeeeeeeen?! 🤗🤗🤗

Lmao I can’t even beginnnnnnn to describe the clusterfuck that has been Sanjivani since like…. October, but lemme try and break it down in bullet points (if you know all of this already, just skip down to the “three years later” bit!):

Sid who was flirting it up and sexy dancing at a wedding with Ishani till 8 pm, suddenly at 8:01 pm remembers that he has a dead fiancee in his past (plus najaayaz issues) and suddenly starts calling himself a panauti, properly balls-to-the-wall believing in the phenomenon (y’know, as educated, scientifically-minded surgical residents/general medical wunderkinds tend to do! blaming things like their mother’s premarital pregnancy and an older family members’ developmental disorder on themselves!) and being passive-aggressive in trying to ward off Ishani to “protect her” from him.

Passive-aggressive has to be notched up to AGGRESSIVE-AGGRESSIVE coz Ishani’s a dheent who won’t take no for an answer; so he GOES AND MARRIES ISHANI’S BEST FRIEND ASHA, who has gotten knocked up by Aman (who tata-bye-byed outta the whole sitch. Props to him for being the smartest person in this show. He’s probably living an unfulfilled life somewhere, but seemed to come from wealth, so how sad can you really be when you have so much money????)

This whole SidAsha marriage was engineered behind the scenes by Vardhan - who found out that Asha was pregnant and threatened to set her Khap Panchayat from Haryana on her or some shit. He coerced Asha to take advantage of Sid’s “achchaai” by playing on his najaayaz kid feels and take responsibility for her.

Lots of angst and drama as Ishani and Sid struggle with their feels about each other while he’s married to a pregnant Asha, whom he’s pledged his support and name to.

Asha’s pregnancy hormones seem to make her batshit crazy and unable to make any reasonable decisions, and she keeps messing with Sid’s career; drugging him and making him fuck up important surgeries and what not.

All this, again, coz Vardhan. Vardhan wants revenge from Sid. Why? Because dun dun dunnnnnnnnnnn, Sid is Shashank’s son! Vardhan wants to ruin Shashank’s life and thinks the best way to do it is by torturing his kids, and thus is fucking with Sid’s career, and is fucking with Anjali (like, literally. 👉🏽👌🏽👉🏽👌🏽👉🏽👌🏽 Coz sis has daddy issues and reallllllll bad judgement when it comes to men.)

But why does Vardhan want revenge from Shashank???? Damned if we (including the writers) know. Something to do with Vardhan’s Dearly Departed Didi, whose photo he keeps staring at while gritting his teeth. I’m guessing Shashank’s stuck his pen in that inkwell too?

Oh btw, Shashank also confessed his feelings for Juhi, who seemed HORRIFIED at the prospect, but like 5 minutes later is cool with it and reciprocates with her own crushy-wushy feelings? Idk man, idk. It’s all very unclear what that whole plot point was exactly, beyond some vague conversations and ambiguous coy smiles.

Daddy Shashank is disappointed in his known/unknown kid(s) for their various missteps in personal/professional lives. Saare milke inhe paagal banaa rahein hai, yeh chutiya bachchein.

Lots of other miscellaneous fuckery is going on between Sid/Ishani which……. honestly, is exhausting and not worth getting into. Anyway, it’s finally found out that Asha is the culprit behind this dhai mahine ka dukh-dard-chutiyaapa.

Ishani takes a bullet for pregnant Asha, and goes into a coma. Guilt-ridden Asha tells Vardhan to fuck off, signs annulment papers, and finally gtfo, but not before giving Sid a clue about who’s really behind all this kaand.

Vardhan is like lmao, I didn’t need her anyway and goes about paying randomass people to frame Sid for medical malpractice. Ishani literally comes out of the coma and hightails it straight to the police station to save her man. (For the record: I wouldn’t even let a man interrupt an afternoon nap of mine.)

Oh btw, by this point Anjali was like bohut ho gaya and fucked off to go play a Naagin on Colors. Good for her. 🐍🐍🐍

Sid and Ishani start working on exposing Vardhan. Coz appropriate R&R after getting up from a goddamn coma, what’s that!?!??!? JUST SHAKE IT OFF!!!!!!!!! PFFFFFFFT, TAKE A CROCIN OR TWO!!!!

Lo and behold, Dr. Shashank is killed in an accident. (We haven’t really seen him for the last………………………………… like 20 episodes or so? So…. do we really care at this point? Not really. Mohnish didn’t even show up to shoot the dead body waale shots. For the longest time I was like PAKKA SHASHANK NAHI HOGA, FACE NAHI DIKHA RAHEIN, KOI AUR HAI YAAR!!!!!!!!!!! But nope, all the characters identify him by face……… So yeah, egg on MY face.)

Sid’s mummy drops the bomb at the cremation that Sid is Shashank’s son and should light the funeral pyre. A very cool fun appropriate time for Anjali AND SID to find that out!!!!!

Sid and Ishani channel their sads into exposing Vardhan. Hallelujah, finally a win for the unluckiest people in this show. FFS even the little child who got impaled on a rod and Nurse Philo’s daughter with terminal brain cancer have had better lives.

Sid proposes to Ishani. He says he’s been accepted into some program in America and wants her to come with to start a new life there. Ishani is like nope, YEH MERA INDIA SANJIVANI, I LOVE MY INDIA SANJIVANI.

Ishani’s Mama/Mami come for rishta talks and catch the two almost making out in an on-call room and are all hawwwwwwwwww cheeeeeeee sanskaaaaaaar, etc. They turn out to dislike Sid coz najaayaz. And are rudeass snobby assholes to him and his family. Sid is understandably quite mad.

INSTEAD OF TALKING THAT SHIT THROUGH WITH HER, HE DITCHES ISHANI AT THE FUCKING MANDAP VIA TEXT AND FLIES OFF TO AMERICA. VIA TEXT. VIA TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTT. We are all reminded once again, that Tellywood Men Ain’t Shit.

Except for Drs. Rahil and Neil who have categorically maintained their Very Good Boy crowns 👑👑👑👑 throughout the run of this show. Gold stars to them for achieving the impossible. 🌟🌟🌟

Sanjivani is on fire. Like, metaphorically it was always on fire, but this time literally. Unhinged Ishani runs riiiiiiight into the burning building.

3 years later………..

Sanjivani has been rebuilt. By Gaurav Chopra whose name is Navratna Singh, lololololol. An appropriate name because he does seem to be quite thanda thanda cool cool. He reopens and invites all the old staff back to pitch in and restore the place back to its old glory.

Anjali is a guest lecturer in Germany and may or may not come back to Sanjivani soon, depending on her Naagin transformation schedule.

Rishabh now seems to be a semi-decent human being????? Still a bit of a self-obsessed idiot, but definitely seems to be not as much of an asshole.

Rahil is super-serious and also bitter that his best friend just fucked off to America and hasn’t bothered keeping in touch. No one knows where Ishani is.

Ishani is now some kinda nervous wreck who spends her time doing pottery, but not the sexy Ghost kind. Just very sad and jittery and constantly popping anxiety pills (which looked like green Cadbury Gems to me???????) She can’t seem to help a person who sustains a semi-serious injury near her, completely freezing up in the moment.

Mr. Thanda Thanda Cool Cool finds her at the pottery studio, seems quite familiar with her, and tries to gently persuade her to come back to her first love: medicine.

But ofc heterosexuality rears its ugly head and sis can only think of the trash boy that ditched her.

Mr. TTCC brings her to Sanjivani but she behaves exactly like a toddler on the first day of school. There’s having to be coaxed out of the vehicle, reluctant dragging of feet, weeping, the works.

Precap shows her yelling at TTCC and saying he’s the boss of Sanjivani, not her, and kis haq se pakda hai, chodo mera haath!!!!!!!!!! And he gently reminds her of the wedding vows he took, to never let go of her.

Looks like the poor dude may have invested and rebuilt all this just for her and……………… in the end he’s gonna have to let her go to Dr. FuckBoi, mirroring the end of DMG, which……………… *prolonged, defeated sigh*

AND THAT’S WHAT YOU MISSED ON GLEE SANJIVANI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Moin Akhter

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Moin Akhter

Moin Akhter (also: Moin Akhtar), (24 December 1950 – 22 April 2011) was a Pakistani television, film and stage artist, humorist, comedian, impersonator, host, writer, singer, director and producer who rose to fame in era of Radio Pakistan along with his co-actors Anwer Maqsood and Bushra Ansari. He became a worldwide icon through his screen persona “Rosy” and is considered one of the most important figures in the history of the film industry of the sub-continent. His career spanned more than 45 years, from childhood in the Radio Pakistan era of modern film making until a year before his death in 2011.

Early life

Akhter was born in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. His father, Muhammad Ibrahim Mehboob, who died a few months after Akhtar, at the age of 92, was born in Muradabad, in the modern-day state of Uttar Pradesh in India, and after settling in Karachi as a result of the Partition, “passed his life in his own printing press and as a contractor in the garments business.” Akhter was fluent in several languages, including English, Bengali, Sindhi, Punjabi, Memoni, Pashto, Gujarati and Urdu.

Career

Akhter started his acting career as child actor at the age of 13. He played the character of Shylock in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice in theatre.

Akhter’s sense of humour was highly dynamic and versatile. He made his television debut on 6 September 1966, in a variety show on Pakistan Television (PTV) to celebrate the first Defence Day of Pakistan. He started as a stand-up comedian in 1966 by impersonating the Hollywood actor Anthony Quinn and mimicked one of the former president John F Kennedy’s speeches. He has performed several roles in television stage shows, later teamed with Anwar Maqsood and Bushra Ansari.

Rosy

Akhter rose to the national spotlight and gathered critical acclaim for his performance in the drama Rosy, in which he played the role of a female TV artist. Rosy was an Urdu adaptation of the Hollywood movie Tootsie starring Dustin Hoffman. He called it one of his favourite on-screen characters that he had played.

Talk shows

In the talk-show Loose Talk, which began in 1995 on ARY Digital, he appeared as a different character in each episode with a total of over 400 episodes interviewed by the TV host Anwar Maqsood, who was also the writer of the programme. Akhter also briefly hosted the game show Kya Aap Banaingay Crorepati?, the Pakistani version of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?. He hosted shows involving major personalities and performed on stage alongside Indian legends including Dilip Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar and Madhuri Dixit.

Moin Akhtar

Television drama serials

Akhter acted in several films, sitcoms and dramas, and hosted many TV talk shows, including:

Television Title Genre PTV Rozi[ TV serial PTV Eid Train Theatrical film PTV Studio Dhai Sketches PTV Studio Pony Teen Sketches NTM Studio Char Bees Sketches PTV Show Time TV drama PTV Show Sha TV drama PTV Yes Sir No Sir Talk show PTV Apka Anwer Maqsood Stage show PTV Moin Akhter Show Talk show PTV Such Much Sitcom ARY Digital Loose Talk Talk show PTV Half Plate TV show PTV Family-93 TV show PTV Fifty Fifty Sketch comedy TV One Mirza Aur Hameeda TV drama PTV Hello Hello TV show PTV Intezar Farmaye TV show PTV Dollar Man TV show PTV Makan No 47 TV drama PTV Bandar Road Sey Kemari TV drama PTV Aangan Tehra Sitcom PTV Baby TV drama PTV Rafta Rafta TV drama PTV Guum TV drama TV One Hariyale Banney TV drama Geo Tv Kuch Kuch Such Much Sitcom Geo Tv Such Much Ki Eid Sitcom telefilm Geo Tv Such Much Ka Election Sitcom telefilm NTM Nokar Key Agey Chaaker TV drama PTV Choun Chan Ahoo TV drama PTV Kia Bane Baat TV drama PTV Bakra Qiston Pe TV comedy show

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Beetay zamanay, Kisi bahaanay, Usay yaad karun.. Hain jo yaadain bikhri moray angna, Kabhi tu bhi yaad karay.. Wahan janay k baad saari omar, Kabhi tu bhi yaad karay..

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KHATAM KARONA Lyrics - EMIWAY | YoLyrics

Presenting the lyrics of the latest song on Corona Virus 'Khatam Karona' by EMIWAY BANTAI.

KHATAM KARONA Lyrics -  EMIWAY | YoLyrics

KHATAM KARONA Song Credits:

Song - KHATAM KARONA

Music - Psyik

Lyrics/Artist - Emiway Bantai

Video by - Ankit Verma and Emiway

Production - Bantai Studio

*KHATAM KARONA Lyrics*

Corona virus nai beta yeh karma hai 

Darti ka gussa hai 

Sabko hi darna hai 

Abse nai karna hai 

Pritvi ko ganda 

Sab kuch chodke 

Ab ghar baitha banda 

Chal beta banja 

Sahi nagrik 

Intazar hai uss tarik 

Kab hoga sai ?

Jab hoga sai 

sab ke zuban pe ek hi sawal hai nai ? 

Ghar baithe maze karo 

Kyukare dimag ka dhai 

Bimari failega nai 

Call karo baat karo ugly ko miss karo 

Famous honeka toh mereko diss karo 

Kuch bhi karo par ghar baitho

Kiss karo mummy aur papa ko 

Kam karo Wish karo 

Ayee 

Bahar nai janeka lati barsarele  

Police ko salute hai 

Duty nibharele 

Doctor log zindagi jane bacharele 

Tum kyu mararele ha

Duniya ko insan ne ganda kar dala 

House arrest pe sab 

Gussa hai uparwala 

Tu kuch bhi kyu khara 

Khane ko halwa gajar hai 

Zameen se niklela fruit hai 

Har cheez mei choot hai 

Insaan hi bangaya bhoot hai 

apas mei ladrele 

Jati aur dharam pe 

Bhulgaye 

Insaniyat 

Haivan  bane 

Bharosa bacha nai beyman bane 

Do din ke duniya mei mehman hum hai 

Ache jeene janeka 

Khaneka peenaka 

Kisi se kuch bhi nai leneka 

Dil kholke deneka 

Maine ka pagar 

Dusre ka khake tu 

marega dakar 

Khudko toh sudhar 

Matlabi duniya se

Matlebe udhar 

badloge vichar  

Dal chawal achar  khake tu khush reh 

Raste mei kidhar bhi kayko tum thukre 

Chup reh 

Kutre 

Apas mei lootre 

Sabko salah dunga

Jaldi se sudhre 

Arrgghh

Hawa hora saaf 

Paani hora saaf 

Malik insaano ko kardena maaf 

Abse na dorana 

Purani harkate 

Firse na milega 

Mauka insaanoko 

Sabak sekhne mila sabhi 

Haivano ko 

Chalo milke khatam kare

Kitanu ko 

Gharpe raho 

Ek hi upay hai

Duniya ko bachane 

Hum hi sipay hai 

Kya

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KHATAM KARONA Lyrics - EMIWAY | YoLyrics

Presenting the lyrics of the latest song on Corona Virus 'Khatam Karona' by EMIWAY BANTAI.

KHATAM KARONA Song Credits:

Song - KHATAM KARONA

Music - Psyik

Lyrics/Artist - Emiway Bantai

Video by - Ankit Verma and Emiway

Production - Bantai Studio

*KHATAM KARONA Lyrics*

Corona virus nai beta yeh karma hai Darti ka gussa hai Sabko hi darna hai Abse nai karna hai Pritvi ko ganda Sab kuch chodke Ab ghar baitha banda Chal beta banja Sahi nagrik Intazar hai uss tarik Kab hoga sai ? Jab hoga sai sab ke zuban pe ek hi sawal hai nai ? Ghar baithe maze karo Kyukare dimag ka dhai Bimari failega nai Call karo baat karo ugly ko miss karo Famous honeka toh mereko diss karo Kuch bhi karo par ghar baitho Kiss karo mummy aur papa ko Kam karo Wish karo Ayee

Click Here For Full Lyrics

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art by dhai studio

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Dhai Din Na Jawani By Bunty & Amir Khan (2019 Bollywood Cover)

Dhai Din Na Jawani By Bunty & Amir Khan (2019 Bollywood Cover)

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Bunty & Amir Khan Does A 2019 Bollywood Cover Of Dhai Din Na Jawani Naal Chaldi, Originally Sung By Jagjit Singh, This Track Was Produced By Bunty Singh In The Bkvj Studio. (more…)

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Graffiti Invades High-Art in Florence

By Steven Colaianni

In a country known for its rich history in fine art, there is a lot to do and see. Some who visit Italy are known to experience Stendahl’s Syndrome, otherwise known as “gallery fatigue.”  What if some of the most powerful art in Florence is just outside your front door or on street signs surrounding the nearest piazza? Cats donning masquerade masks, street signs slapped with stickers and scrawled over in paint, Medici family portraits in scuba gear and beautiful portraitures painted against the cobbled stone you walk over on your way to work. Street art is the answer to gallery fatigue, finding some of Italy’s more unorthodox artistic methods.

Although this form of art isn’t as appreciated or commonplace outside of major city centers in the western hemisphere, it has a long standing tradition in Europe and historians date graffiti back to Italy during the 16th century. Graffiti, literally translating to “scratching” in its first form was a way of communicating hidden messages or leaving a signature of one’s brand or name. Etched into the ancient stones of Florence’s historic Palazzo Vecchio is a simple piece of celebrated graffiti known as the, L’importuno di Michelangelo, or commonly, Michelangelo's Graffiti. This simple outline of a man’s face has many tall-tales and legends surrounding it, but there is no way of knowing what caused Michelangelo exactly to carve this. Legend has it that while he was working on the statue of David after returning to Florence in 1499; saw a condemned man being led through the streets to the gallows. Michelangelo was so inspired by the look on his face that he began to carve it into the Tuscan brick.  There are many legends and variations of the story, but nothing with concrete evidence behind it but perhaps that is the allure.

In recent years, a new wave of street artists have emerged elevating the counter-culture art movement. French artist Clet Abraham found his home in Florence opening up a studio in the San Niccolo district. After focusing on primarily painting for many years, he began to craft his signature form and garnered fame for using humorous stickers to cover over street signs. He aims to keep the integrity of the signs original design while utilizing stick figure like characters in a multitude of ways. Clet rides his bike around the city at night and quickly slaps the stickers over the sign, having already measured out the exact dimensions beforehand according to a profile story published by the Guardian in 2016. 

A mysterious artist only known under the alias Blub is most notable for a series of portraits titled L’Arte sa nuotare (art can swim.) Blub utilizes metal doors of gas and electricity meters as his or her preferred canvas depicting famous public figures, politicians, and historical characters in underwater scuba gear. Blub says the underwater aspect of the art is open to interpretation, and the idea first came to Blub in a vision, according to an interview published by Tiana Kai. Blub said that we could choose to be stuck with fear in our lives or take it as an opportunity to overcome our limitations, saying “even though it seems like we are all underwater. It’s time to learn how to swim!”

You have probably seen the work of Exit/Enter after spending only a few hours in Florence, perhaps a shorter amount of time than that. The young artist paints simple scenes on decrepit walls with splashes of black and red. “Art and drawing is a part of me,” he says in an interview with Tic Toc Firenze. The concept of Exit/Enter is the idea that life is a continuous change and endless succession of situations, which depending on your point of view, can be an exit or an entrance to new possibilities. Frustrated by the lack of opportunities for young Florentine artists, he took matters into his own hands dubbing his work as “open-air galleries.”

Starting with the simple act of drawing on the street and seeing reactions, Guerilla Spam has been all over the globe in locations like Florence, Barcelona, Torino. What makes this collective stand out is their fervent political messages and mindfulness to not draw directly onto buildings. The Guerilla Spam website lists their tenants: To counter the massive power of media communication of misinformation, to act directly on the streets respecting the urban space for everyone, to work anonymously and independently, and to communicate ideas regarding freedom of thought and expression. You can even download their drawings for free off of their website, as long as you promise to sell them or place them somewhere. Guerilla Spam has recently put up a new series of installations and artwork at Villa Favard park for the Copula Mundi festival, an annual celebration of music and the arts held in Florence.

The Florentine authorities still take down some pieces of street art from time to time, but dozens remain intact all over the city. Hours could be wasted away, prowling the streets for art in true Florentine fashion, by going for a walk with friends and taking in the city and all it has to offer. Perhaps it’s worthwhile to take a different path to class or work and you might be surprised what is around the next corner or what you might have missed all this time. For specific locations dense with street art including some of the aforementioned artists and collectives, make sure to check out Piazza Tasso just south of Basilica di Santo Spirito. This location is known to local artists as a practice space for street artists tucked away from the tourist-laden piazzas on the other side of the Arno.

The Street Level Gallery is another location to check out if you want to catch fresh wind of young Florentine artists utilizing the streets as their canvases. Street Level is the first urban art gallery in Florence and a creative space for artists looking to connect and work together. 

If you are heading towards Giardino Bardini or the Piazzale Michelangelo, make sure to check out Clet Abraham’s studio which is open for four hours each day from 3-7 pm at Via dell'Olmo, 8, 50125 Firenze FI. If you are lucky, you might see the man himself beavering away in the back of the shop on new designs or at the very least you can purchase stickers and t-shirts to commemorate your appreciation of Florentine street art. While you are in the San Niccolo district for the Clet Abraham studio, you should also check out the Dhai Studio art gallery. Owned and operated by Carla Bru, this space features familiar artists Enter/Exit, Ache77, and Lartesa Nuotare. This space, much like the Street Levels gallery, offers an intimate look at urban contemporary style artwork. If you’ve had enough walking around and scouring the streets for the day but still want a good helping of urban contemporary style art mixed with oil painting and other mediums, this is the place to go.

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dhai studio/carla bru, florence

[tellywoodtrash]

Hey TT 😃 I am the same anon who sent the Coke Studio recommendations. I know you are a biggggg fan like me. I heard "Tinak Dhin" after reading one of your answers and Oh My God, what a gem! Do you have other absolute favourites that you would recommend ?(which I might have missed)

Oh anon! What a question! I hope you’re ready for a longgggggg list!

I got into the show properly only from the 8th season onwards, and am still working my way through the first 7 seasons. Here are some of my favs from those earlier seasons: 

Jal Pari - Atif Aslam

Better than the original! From 4:18 onwards, I die every time. And oh man, when he combines it with “Tu Mera Dil…” by Nusrat… *ascends to the heavens*

Paimona - Zeb & Haniya

The rubab mannnnnnn. Coke Studio has made it my absolute favt. instrument.

Unrelated, another Zeb/Haniya song I love: Kya Khayaal Hai

Alif Allah - Arif Lohar, Meesha Shafi

(Look out for Sanam Saeed of ZGH as backing vocals!)

Ishq Kinaara - Zoe Vicajji, Sumru Ağıryürüyen

Nindiya Re - Kaavish

Chaap Tilak - Abida Parveen, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

Kheryan De Naal - Niazi Brothers

From S8 onwards, I love almost every song, but here are some underrated faves (so you know, no Tajdar-E-Haram, Afreen, etc.)

Bewajah - Nabeel Shaukat

Umraan Langiyaan - Ali Sethi, Nabeel Shaukat

Where I first heard Ali Sethi’s voice and fell in lurrrrrrrrrrrve!

Kadi Aao Ni - Mai Dhai, Atif Aslam

Hare Hare Baans - Shazia Mansoor

Neun La Leya - Kaavish

Aaja Re Moray Saiyyan - Zeb Bangash, Noori

3:02 onwards is my fave!

Aaqa - Abida Parveen, Ali Sethi

Paar Channa De - Shilpa Rao, Noori

Shaamaan Pai Gaiyaan - Kashif Ali, Rachel Viccaji

Rang - Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Amjad Sabri

Chaa Rahi Kaali Ghataa - Hina Nasrullah, Amanat Ali

Ranjish Hi Sahi - Ali Sethi

Faasle - QB, Jaffar Zaidi

Mais still owes me an angsty Rikara vid to this *cough cough cough*

Baazi - Sahir Ali Bagga, Aima Baig

I lose my shitttttt from the “Mera dil vi tu, dildaar vi tu…” bit onwards!

Naina Moray - Javed Bashir, Akbar Ali

Featured by Mais in this VM and thus cementing it as one of my all-time favt songs ever.

WTF WHY DOES THIS POST ONLY HAVE 12 NOTES???? WHERE THE HELL ARE YOU, RIKARA FANDOM???? THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF ART THAT HAS COME OUTTA THE SHITSHOW THAT WAS DBO AND YOU PPL BE SLEEPING ON IT LIKE THIS? UNBOHLIEVABLE.

Ghoom Taana - Momina Mustehsan, Irteassh

Hum Kyun Chalen - Ali Hamza, Ali Zafar, Strings 

Also, here’s some stuff from Nescafe Basement, which I think doesn’t get as much attention as Coke Studio, but I love equally!

Allah Hoo/Tere Ishq Nachaya

Ankhiyaan Udeek Diyaan

Tere Ishq Mein

Meda Ishq

Pee Jaoon

Where I first discovered Momina!

Tere Jeya Hor Disda

Do Pal

Kitni Sadiyaan