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Guzarish OST

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

OST | 2015

Music Rank
#612
YouTube Views
3.07M
Category
OST
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The Story Behind Guzarish OST

Guzarish OST is the title song of ARY Digital's 2015 drama Guzarish, performed by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, composed by Sahir Ali Bagga and written by Khawaja Pervaiz. The serial follows sisters Zara and Sara, whose planned marriages to two brothers fracture under family conflict, jealousy and separation. ARY presented the full soundtrack in November 2015, while the official YouTube video followed the next August with Yumna Zaidi featured in its title. The song turns that domestic turmoil into a direct emotional appeal. Bagga's melody gives Khan room for long, aching vocal phrases, and the recurring plea that no beloved be separated becomes the track's anchor. Its mournful Punjabi refrain follows Zara and Zain's disrupted relationship, making the OST a concise statement of the serial's central loss.

Meaning & Translation

Guzarish means a request, appeal or humble plea. Here the request is not for grand romance but for mercy from separation. The Punjabi refrain asks that no one be parted from the person they love, because the pain of distance feels life-draining. Around that thought, the song treats love as both devotion and vulnerability: the beloved becomes emotional shelter, while absence turns ordinary life hollow. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's repeated return to the central appeal gives it the force of a prayer rather than an argument. In the drama's context, the words echo Zara and Zain, whose intended marriage is broken by family decisions and misunderstanding, and widen their private grief into a universal wish for lovers to remain together.

Details

Artist
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
Category
OST
Released
2015
Language
Punjabi
Genre
Filmi
Mood
Heartbreak, Melancholy
YouTube Views
3.07M
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Guzarish

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