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The Story Behind Uraan OST
Uraan is the original score for Geo Entertainment's 2020 drama of the same name, performed as a duet by Nabeel Shaukat Ali and Nirmal Roy. Naveed Nashad composed the song, with words by Aehsun Talish, shaping a romantic lament around the serial's world of ambition, loyalty, and emotional fallout. The two voices answer and overlap, then rise into the recurring "Mann Roya Re" hook, which gives the track its wounded center. Released as the drama began airing, the song places longing and separation beside the hope suggested by its title. Its polished television arrangement and alternating male and female perspectives make it feel less like background music and more like an emotional summary of the relationships tested across Uraan.
Meaning & Translation
Uraan means "flight" in Urdu, and here the image points to dreams that struggle to rise while love is held down by distance and hurt. The repeated lament "Mann Roya Re" conveys a heart in tears after trust and closeness have slipped away. The verses move between a plea for reunion and the fear that a widening emotional gap cannot be crossed. Punjabi phrases make the longing more intimate, especially when the beloved's distance feels physically unbearable. Rather than celebrating escape, the song treats flight as a fragile hope: two people imagine their shared dreams taking wing, even as separation, regret, and unanswered desire pull them back.
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Artists & Credits
- Nabeel Shaukat Ali singer
- Nirmal Roy singer
- Naveed Nashad composer
- Aehsun Talish lyricist