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The Story Behind Habs OST (Azad Azim Version)
ARY Digital released Habs OST (Azad Azim Version) on 4 June 2022 as an early, compact theme for the drama Habs. Shehroze Butt shares the vocals with Azad Azim, who also wrote the lyrics and composed the melody. Anthony Soshil handled the music, while Ahmer Kenneth is credited for guitar, mixing and mastering. Running under two minutes, this recording is distinct from ARY Digital's later full-length Habs OST, which pairs Butt with Nirmal Roy. That change in the duet gives this cut its own identity within the serial's soundtrack. Its concise shape suits the unresolved attraction between Ayesha and Basit: the voices carry the romantic appeal directly, while the credited guitar work adds a restrained melodic frame rather than turning the theme into a sweeping production.
Meaning & Translation
Habs is an Urdu word for confinement or captivity. In the song, that idea becomes emotional rather than physical: love has enclosed the speaker in feelings that are difficult to admit and impossible to ignore. The duet turns silence into the central tension. One voice waits for the beloved to recognize a devotion that has already been shown, while the other seems held back by hesitation and fear. For Ayesha and Basit, this language fits a relationship shaped by obligation, mistrust, and unspoken need. The title therefore carries two meanings at once: being trapped by painful circumstances, and being so bound to another person that distance offers no real release.
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Artists & Credits
- Shehroze Butt singer
- Azad Azim singer
- Azad Azim composer
- Azad Azim lyricist
- Ahmer Kenneth musician
- Anthony Soshil producer