Nothing can equal the pain of separation felt by two lovers, from Romeo -Juliet to Laila Majnu, we’ve grown up listening to these tales of separation which stood strong in the face of transiency of time. “Koi Aaye Na Rabba” by Gippy Grewal is another song which expresses the ache felt by two lovers when separated.

Sung in Punjabi, the song is from the movie Daaka which features Gippy Grewal and Zareen Khan. Directed by Baljit Singh Deo and Produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Gippy Grewal, and Ravneet Kaur Grewal, the song embodies power emotions. The film is written by Gippy Grewal. The beautiful yet sad lines of the song -“Zindagi ch kade koi na aaye rabba, aaye te kade koi jaaye na rabba/ Dene si je mainu baad ch hanju taan pehlan koi hassaye na rabba”(Let no one come in to my life lord, and if anyone comes, let her not leave/ If I am to receive tears afterwards, then let no one make me laugh before that) impactfully express the pain felt by the singer. We can see the two actors in the video, broken and desolate, lonely and sad as they remember each other’s presence in their lives.

Too feel sweetness in sadness, click on the link below and dive into the melodious melancholy music of Aaye na Rabba.

Lost love and broken hearts have been written about, sung about and enacted on for centuries. The theme of love and heartbreak can be said to be timeless, indifferent of age or era, everlasting. Tootey Khaab by Armaan Malik touches upon this age-old theme and expresses the ache of heartbreak, and how the pain is channelized to create a positive impact on the recipient’s life.

Produced by T-Series & Bhushan Kumar, this song features Armaan Malik & Aditi Hundia. It is Composed by Songster and it’s touching lyrics were penned by Kunaal Vermaa. The title of the song “tootey khaab”(Broken Dreams) is self-explanatory. The video begins with a breakup text and goes on to portray the heartache felt by the singer. He recollects all the moments spent with his beloved and sings out his heart which is overflowing with melancholy emotions. He finally gathers his strength and decides to sing his woeful saga. Received by wide-spread fame and acknowledgment, he becomes a great singer who is now touring places for his song.

Along with love and heartbreak, the video is also about channelizing emotions in a positive way so as to create a desirable impact on one’s life. Hence, my dear readers, if you are going through a turmoil of sad emotions and feelings, I say take charge of your life and show them what you got!

The brand-new song of Ayushmann Khurrana, of his latest film Dream Girl Ik Mulaqaat, is breaking records. The romantic number starring shows Ayushmann and Nushrat Bharucha, is about the first date of the couple in the bylanes of Mathura. 

Inspired by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s ghazal-qawwali Mere Rashke Qamar, it has been composed by Meet Bros and sung by Altamash Faridi and Palak Muchhal, while the lyrics are penned by Shabbir Ahmed.

Set against the backdrop of Mathura, Dream Girl is the story of a male telecaller, who uses female voices to lure people. Apart from the leads, the film stars the crackling ensemble consisting Annu Kapoor, Vijay Raaz, Abhishek Bannerjee, Manjot Singh, Nidhi Bisht, Rajesh Sharma among others, who up the comedy quotient of the film. The rom-com is directed by Raaj Shandilya and produced by Ekta Kapoor, Shobha Kapoor, and Ashish Singh.

The unplugged version of the song is sung by Ayushmann Khurrana.

Johnny Depp once said, “You can close your eyes to the things you don’t want to see, but you can’t close your heart to the things you don’t want to feel.” The emotions sparked by unrequited love are the same, even though they are not reciprocated in full.

T-Series latest music video “Ishq Tera” is a tribute to the unrequited love. Featuring Guru Randhawa & Nushrat Bharucha, the song is written, composed and sung by Guru Randhawa. The melodious music takes us down to the memory lane, reminding us of our one-sided love stories.

J.M. Barrie in The Little Minister said, “Let no one who loves be called altogether unhappy. Even love unreturned has its rainbow.” Unrequited love, although unfulfilled, is the most profound emotion, as it brings all the shades of affection and pain to life, as shown in Pachtaoge.

The latest music video of T-Series Pachtaoge paints that emotion of unrequited love. Starring Vicky Kaushal, Nora Fatehi and Prabh Uppal, it is sung by Arijit Singh, music by B Praak and composed & written by Jaani. The video is directed by Arvindr Khaira.