Top-Ever Pakistani Film Songs

Pakistani film industry crafted many soulful and spirited songs for last some years. It delivered everything from shrill romantic tears to high voltage item numbers. Here’s a round-up of some of the best Pakistani film songs that have been liked by the audience.

“Tery Naal” – Punjab Nahi Jaungi

As shown in the 2017 made film Punjab Nahi Jaungi the soundtrack was filled with all imaginable hit tracks and ‘Tery Naal’ was really romantic and emotional charged. This song sung by Shafqat Amanat Ali and written by Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar speaks volumes about love, absence and commitment. No wonder the song with such tune and lyrics is adored by lovers.

“Haye Dil” Parey Hut Love

Parey Hut Love was very much appreciated by the listeners of the music, and ‘Haye Dil’ was a hit from day one. As Azaan Sami Khan and Jimmy Khan perform the pretty track, it got a lot of popularity fast due to its airy tune and lyrics. It describes the state of being in love and yearning which goes to the very depths of the inner self.

“Noori” – Superstar

‘Noori’ is a pumping high-energy number from the film ‘Superstar’ sung by Sunidhi Chauhan and Jabar Abbas. The song also presents Mahira Khan in a dazzling dance but with a faster beat, this song became one of the chart buster songs of the recent past. Noori is still among the most demanded songs in party and wedding playlists as it is very suitable to any dance floor.

“Billo Hai” – Parchi

Well, if you need a dance number, “Billo Hai” from Parchi will be the answer. The beats and the fun lyrics of this song make it a preferred option playing at weddings and Parties. This number is sung by Meesha Shafi and Sahara UK, and it is one of those songs meant purely for entertainment.

 “Ballay Ballay” – Bin roye

This song of film Bin Roye features a festive wedding song titled “Ballay Ballay” which is bound to be a dance party for all. The song is sung by Shiraz Uptal and Harshdeep Kaur. After listening and reading to its beats and lyrics, everyone is bound to attend a wedding or any festive event. The combination of energetic choreography and lively visuals enhances its charm and has made it popular all over Pakistan.

 “Thaam lo” – Parwaz hai junoon

“Thaam Lo” is a heartwarming romantic single from Parwaaz Hai Junoon featuring the beautiful tones of Atif Aslam. The song is penned down by Azaan Sami Khan and is laced with love, support, and persistence which makes it very appealing for the audience to look for more such songs. The bond between Hamza Ali Abbasi and Hania Aamir, plus awe-inspiring dolly shots will make the experience richer.

“Sajna Door” – Teefa in Trouble

With the delightful vocals of Ali Zafar, anyone would agree this song steers toward the direction of love and longing. The bittersweet words and pleasing tune make ‘Sajna door’ – the best song in the Teefa In trouble album appealing to those who like listening to more of the emotional music.

“Kalabaaz Dil” – Lahore Se Aagey

Aima Baig has lent her voice to a lively track titled “Kalabaaz Dil”, for which Shiraz Uppal is the music director. It’s a perfect entertainer with good lyrics and music and features Saba Qamar in a few dance sequences filled with grace and a sense of mischief that holds the viewer’s attention.

“Aya Lariye” _ Jawani Phir Nahi Ani

The film Jawani Phir Nahi Ani proved to be a real crowd-puller and most beautiful aspect of it was the song “Aya Lariye.” The song is performed by Ali Azmat and Meesha Shafi and its festivities full of life. The swift beats with the addition of some culture makes it an instant song to play on a function.

“Kaif o Suroor” – Na Maloom Afraad

“Kaif o Suroor” is a dance number from the film Na Maloom Afraad 2 in which Sadaf Kanwal also appears and sung by Aima Baig. But, it comes with really wonderful dance routine, impossible not to learn, contagious music and a story within its lyrics you feel like dancing and lost yourself in it.

 “Munday Lahore De” – Load wedding

At least among the teens, Munday Lahore De was a massive chart buster. It was sung by Shiraz Uppal and Maria Meer, and the lyrics are leisurely and just about right for the hustle and bustle of Lahore. The lyrics, the music and the dynamism of it makes it live long in one’s memory!

Conclusion

Pakistani film songs amalgamate the old styles and the new but with a distinct flavour of different emotions. They can be used during weddings, during long car rides, at parties or just when sitting quietly in the house. These songs prove the expansion of the Pakistani music industry whether they are sad songs or dance tracks.