Coke Studio Season 9| Afreen Afreen| Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Momina Mustehsan

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Published 2016-08-19
Coke Studio Season 9| Episode 2
Song Name: Afreen Afreen
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was one of the shining lights of Pakistan, a Qawwali Shahehshah whose talent was heralded both locally and globally. To celebrate the legend that still lives 19 years on, Coke Studio presents
Afreen Afreen, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Momina Mustehsan, Episode 2, Coke Studio 9

Music Directed by Faakhir Mehmood
Produced by Strings
The beautifully crafted ‘Afreen Afreen’ sung two decades ago by the legendry, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan still holds the strength to serenade the audience with its poetic and soothing sensibilities. The reformation of the track on Coke Studio – arranged by Faakhir Mehmood and performed by maestro Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and debutant, Momina Mustehsan – transforms the Qawwali seamlessly into an unplugged track. Within the genre, the atmosphere of the song remains ambient and acoustic, as the bare minimum elements give room to Rahat’s majestic vocals to improvise the mastery he possesses. Momina enters the song as she punctuates the additional melody with her laid-back effortless velvety vocals. Towards the end, the track is perfectly complimented with the incredible drum roll and a hyper groove as the traditional ‘Afreen Afreen’ chants are delivered with heartfelt emotion and melodic panache.
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All Comments (21)
  • @asliindependent
    ek ek word expressions se bhara... itna acha kaise koi gaa sakta hai... take a bow Rahat saab... afreen afreen!
  • My name is Afrin. When someone Bullied me because of my physical appearance. They make me feel like I am the most unwanted person in this world. I listen to this song and this song changes my mood and feels like someone in this world thinks that Afrin is special! Thanks to the writer of this song.
  • @adkannadi
    Play this song at the border of Pakistan and India, we will stop fighting for 6 minutes and 40 seconds. Love . Peace . Respect
  • @nvithakur
    Starting my first day of 2024 with this masterpiece ❤
  • Both the Afreen-Afreen 👍💗are superb.. This junction is literally soul touching..💗💗 And also both the singers are so melodious....💗💗💗 And all the ones who played the music instrument👍are super talented..❤️ 💗THE BEST COMBINATION EVER💗 P.S:- just leaving this comment for coming back to this masterpiece when someone like it.. 😇
  • @Subho476
    You see this song indicates that love is respectful towards each other. The guy is explaining the beauty of the girl, she is so beautiful that her beauty cannot be described by words. The girl on the other side is telling that her beauty has emerged just because of her affection towards the boy. Such wonderful lyrics it is. Also the last part...as usual marvellous voice of Khan sahab. Damn! This song is perfect from every side. ♥️
  • He praised in every possible way and then said TAREEF MUMKIN NAE❤️❤️❤️
  • @sajijala4295
    I'm a Nigerian(Africa) and I'm obsessed with this song. Too beautiful!
  • @saqibnawaz2464
    Who is listening to coke studio in lockdown days Coronovirus
  • I often used to listen songs while sleeping when this song came all my sleep went away and i stared singing along to it😅
  • Rahat Sir is an absolute legend, only if he can give a concert in India, many can cherish his lovely and legendary voice 😍
  • @prabhukedarshan
    10 reasons why the unplugged Afreen version connects with the contemporary generation much more than the original classic! 1. Rahat, the next best person on the planet to sing this after Nusrat Sahib! 2. Qawwali to a romantic unplugged number - a welcome genre change! 3. Lyrics are much more prominent to the listener. Javed sahib ka jawab nahin! 4. Unplugged light arrangement on acoustic guitar goes with the romantic lyrics 5. So what if we don't have Lisa Ray, we have a 'beauty with an enchanting voice' - Momina! 6. Awesome backing vocalists add to the breezy romantic feel! 7. Rahat sahib ends with the typical Nusrat style sargam 8. Slower tempo brings out the emotions beautifully! 9. Live jam session helps connect with music better 10. Do you really need another reason to hit that replay button?
  • This is what happens when Javed Akhtar (India) and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (Pakistan) get together and produce something like this, love from India.
  • Hand Off sir... he didn't even look at her while singing he is just imagining his lovee❤❤❤