The female Pakistani vocalist is based in USA and recently won a Grammy for "Best Global Music Performance" 🎶 Liked your reaction though, you should check more of Coke Studio Pakistan songs starting from season 14 which was this year ..
Awesome reaction!! The female singer Arooj Aftab won couple of Grammys this year. I would love to see you do a reaction video on “Phir milange” Coke studios season 14. Thanks
I would have been surprised if you had not cried. Even I cry every time I hear this song. Most female reactors cried when they heard this song. So thank you for reacting to this song.
Smokes lady!That shoulder is makin it real hard to concentrate on the song! Check out Abdullah Siddiqui "Kids" and "Lament" from his album Heterotopia......
Welcome to the wonderland.. well it’s really magic coz music indeed is a universal language… anyone can relate to it .. it was a nice reaction for sure
Mehram is a uni-gender Islamic term, used for both men and women. Its accurate translation is "Not stranger". Na-Mehram means stranger. So for a woman and man, Mehram could be their blood relatives. However, only a spouse is a special person who is not a blood relative but still a Mehram. In Islam, it is strictly forbidden for divorced people to remarry. Once divorced they are forever Na-Mehram.
Hi Rachel, Can i recommend two songs please: 1 ) Chhap Tilak - Coke Studio Season 7 - by Abida Parveen and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan 2) Rang - Coke Studio season 9 - By Amjad Sabri and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan These songs will give you a whole new experience probably you have not experienced before, i am 99% sure. Please do react to these. Thanks and much love!
Really enjoyed your genuine reaction. Your thoughtful insight was very refreshing. Could you please react to KAMEEZ TERI KALI from another music channel from Pakistan called Nescafe Basement. Thank you!
so right off the bat, one thing i'd like to say ( this is going to be a long one ) you can't grasp the full gravity and meaning of this song without understanding the concept of the central word of this song "Mehram" The concept of Mehram ties deeply into the concept of Niqaab ( the full body veil ) in islam as well. Let me unpack this. Men and women don't meet and date in pakistani culture which is primarily islamic culture considering that Pakistan is currently known as "The Islamic Republic of Pakistan" (Didn't always used to named that but that's a whole different history lesson) So the first time you see a girl or a guy other the men and women of your family is when you marry a girl or a guy... you see your spouse first time literally on the day of your marriage ( that's how it used to be ) so it was sort of a kinder surprise sort of thing but instead of a toy from inside a chocolate egg you would go into your bedroom and unveil your life partner on your marriage bed... Literally... as the bride was (in the past) seated on the bed wearing a veil over her face. Modern times it's different now obviously ( we're not backward people now ) for the most part. But the old hangups are still prevalent, which is why women only present themselves without full body covering in front of their "Mehram".. Mehram being anyone they are legally allowed to present their face to and wear normal housewear in front of, and that includes father, brother and later in life Husband for a woman. Even in front of extended cousins ( which is generally the marriage pool for men and women ) you don't see anyone's face or see them wearing their normal house clothes, everyone usually wears veils even among extended family. To wear niqaab - the full body covering when present in front of people who are not mehram is called Purdah.. Purdah is ac ommon practice to the extent that even during marriages there's seperate seating for women and men even now in most wedding functions that happen within the country. However, people who have now been exposed to more western ideals now have mixed wedding gatherings and obviously veil a.k.a "Purdah" is not as common in households that are more aligned with western viewpoints. however more traditional pakistanis still follow the customs of their forebears ( a mater of great friction within the country ) THe song is about a girl and a guy who are singing about not being each other's mehram anymore... The song is about divorce... and it goes hard... because !!! if you are divorced in islam... you can't remarry that person. let me contextualize this further. Your husband or wife is your first, literally the first human you kiss romantically and have a physical relationship with, that creates a deep and lasting bond no matter who you are. Even people in the west would agree that you don't forget your "First" and there's all this hooplah about making it memorable and such. But imagine your first being the person you are destined to spend your life with. Those raging hormones of youth, and exploring another human being physically, developing that bond and losing it with divorce. Now when you divorce someone in lslam, they immediatetly become Na-Mehram or Non Mehram.. basically you are cut off from that human being.. No talking, no meeting each other for coffee and catching up, they aren't a part of your life anymore. Just gone.... And depending on what flavor of islam you belong to, you can't directly a woman ( specifically only for women ) unless that woman marries someone else, consummates that marriage and then divorces that person ( this is the controversial concept of Nikkah Halala) although the song doesn't directly allude to it in any way it alude to the difficulty of remarriage and how you have to navigate these issues if you are a muslim and a pakistani. Even if that person becomes your Mehram again, it won't ever be the same... So yeah.... This song is all about regret and pain and regret and then some more regret... which is why it makes you cry even if you can't understand the language... The reason for that is the URDU language is a very visceral language and URDU music is nor just reciting words, but deeply knowing the meaning of what you are trying to say when you are singing it and using your voice to convey your emotional pain and trauma ( if it's a traumatic song ) with your voice as your instrument. It's akin to method acting in a way if you want to really understand it sorry for the long explanation, but with what you know now, listen to the song again, listen to their voice, the emotions in that voice, their body language when they deliver those words and how they interact when they are in front of each other later in the song. The stiffness in the body language, the pain in the voice, the communication of regret. Thanks for reading if you did... hope i was able to elevate this brilliant piece of music for you a bit further
It’s great and interesting: to listen to : your reactions like this : though it’s in Urdu language : still your reactions feeling assessment appreciation it’s impact on ur ears how you feel. It: from ur point of view really refreshing and amazing ..!!
coke studio season 14 is amazing and showcasing Pakistani talent. please check out more it will blow your mind, also check out rahat fateh Ali khan and abida Parveen chaap Tilak to really appreciate the depth of Pakistani music. would love your opinion on rahat fateh Ali khan
No word in the English language can translate the sublimity of the urdu word *“Mahram”.* It literally means those people from whom you dont have to do purdah (veil) according to the Islamic religion. So if your Beloved is not with you (in marriage) he/she is now a *“Gair-Mahram”* (Non-Mahram) to you.
Real MEANING of "MEHRAM"is someone who made a legal bond with you like "MAN AND WIFE"someone who allow to be with you whatever he or she want and whenever he or she want.✌️
Nice reaction, if you are a singer than must must listen song *"JAN E BAHARAN *" from coke studio Pakistan 🇵🇰. Please please please please please please please please must listen.
The female Pakistani vocalist is based in USA and recently won a Grammy for "Best Global Music Performance" 🎶 Liked your reaction though, you should check more of Coke Studio Pakistan songs starting from season 14 which was this year ..
He wrote it himself. Because of personal experience. This song is about the breakup of a marriage, and the heartache resulting from that
I went through a break up last three years. Hearing these lyrics is like my soul is speaking 😢..
Awesome reaction!!
The female singer Arooj Aftab won couple of Grammys this year.
I would love to see you do a reaction video on “Phir milange” Coke studios season 14.
Thanks
I'm from pakistan ....but lives in saudia .i didn't even listen song before
Oh damn song😘😘😘
I would have been surprised if you had not cried. Even I cry every time I hear this song. Most female reactors cried when they heard this song. So thank you for reacting to this song.
You can feel the Pakistani feelings and voice in this song let me tell you Pakistani poetry is so strong in every song we have depth in poetry
More and more listen Pakistani songs and singers Pakistani talent is unique
Proud to be a Pakistani
I loved how you got what the song was about…as pure a reaction as there is out there 👏🏽
Don't try to read lyrics... Just close your eyes and feel the ethereal voices and music... You'll cry...
Awesome reaction. Not sure how you actually did not shed a little tear
Coke studio season 15 is a must it's 6 songs in, you're reactions would be amazing please ❤
Arooj won Grammy's award this year proud to be Pakistani.
Welcome to Coke studio Pakistan 🤗
Beautiful!!!
it is stab right in the heart
lovely reaction...must react coke studio season 14, beeparwah, pechay hutt, go, muaziz sarif
Such a lovely reaction!
Mehram means someone life partner.
Aww your reaction was just super you cutie with beautiful face and eyes
oh my gosh ur reaction❤❤❤
Lots of love for reacting ❤️
Absolutely super beautiful song 💚💚 it's soul food.. 💚🇵🇰
Women , your dimples are ❤️ react to "phir milange " also other songs on the season , looking forward
Please keep it up your work. You’re an amazing soul. Best wishes.
Amazing very heart touch song love it ❤️❤️❤️
Smokes lady!That shoulder is makin it real hard to concentrate on the song! Check out Abdullah Siddiqui "Kids" and "Lament" from his album Heterotopia......
Welcome to the wonderland.. well it’s really magic coz music indeed is a universal language… anyone can relate to it .. it was a nice reaction for sure
Great reaction and don't cry please
Looking beautiful ❤️.and nice reaction
The reaction was lovely, love from Pakistan!
Mehram is a uni-gender Islamic term, used for both men and women. Its accurate translation is "Not stranger". Na-Mehram means stranger. So for a woman and man, Mehram could be their blood relatives. However, only a spouse is a special person who is not a blood relative but still a Mehram.
In Islam, it is strictly forbidden for divorced people to remarry. Once divorced they are forever Na-Mehram.
You need to react to coke studio season 15 as well.. you gonna love that
Reaction on pasoori coke studio
Perfect reaction. Subscribed.
Love from pakistan
Well intricate analysis ✌️💯✌️💯
Please react to Wohi Khuda Hai from Coke studio.
Hi Rachel,
Can i recommend two songs please:
1 ) Chhap Tilak - Coke Studio Season 7 - by Abida Parveen and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
2) Rang - Coke Studio season 9 - By Amjad Sabri and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
These songs will give you a whole new experience probably you have not experienced before, i am 99% sure. Please do react to these.
Thanks and much love!
Female singer is Grammy winner artist
Hy i am from pakistan .its a heart touching deep songs.
Pakistan Music is best because Unique.
Really enjoyed your genuine reaction. Your thoughtful insight was very refreshing. Could you please react to KAMEEZ TERI KALI from another music channel from Pakistan called Nescafe Basement. Thank you!
Sweeeeeeet I'm Pisces ♓ toooooooo
March 15th
Damn beautifull No iam talking about you💫
Hey I would like you to react to peechay hutt from coke studio season 14 and also the song Go from the coke studio 14
so right off the bat, one thing i'd like to say ( this is going to be a long one ) you can't grasp the full gravity and meaning of this song without understanding the concept of the central word of this song "Mehram" The concept of Mehram ties deeply into the concept of Niqaab ( the full body veil ) in islam as well.
Let me unpack this.
Men and women don't meet and date in pakistani culture which is primarily islamic culture considering that Pakistan is currently known as "The Islamic Republic of Pakistan" (Didn't always used to named that but that's a whole different history lesson)
So the first time you see a girl or a guy other the men and women of your family is when you marry a girl or a guy... you see your spouse first time literally on the day of your marriage ( that's how it used to be ) so it was sort of a kinder surprise sort of thing but instead of a toy from inside a chocolate egg you would go into your bedroom and unveil your life partner on your marriage bed... Literally... as the bride was (in the past) seated on the bed wearing a veil over her face.
Modern times it's different now obviously ( we're not backward people now ) for the most part. But the old hangups are still prevalent, which is why women only present themselves without full body covering in front of their "Mehram".. Mehram being anyone they are legally allowed to present their face to and wear normal housewear in front of, and that includes father, brother and later in life Husband for a woman.
Even in front of extended cousins ( which is generally the marriage pool for men and women ) you don't see anyone's face or see them wearing their normal house clothes, everyone usually wears veils even among extended family.
To wear niqaab - the full body covering when present in front of people who are not mehram is called Purdah.. Purdah is ac ommon practice to the extent that even during marriages there's seperate seating for women and men even now in most wedding functions that happen within the country. However, people who have now been exposed to more western ideals now have mixed wedding gatherings and obviously veil a.k.a "Purdah" is not as common in households that are more aligned with western viewpoints. however more traditional pakistanis still follow the customs of their forebears ( a mater of great friction within the country )
THe song is about a girl and a guy who are singing about not being each other's mehram anymore... The song is about divorce... and it goes hard... because !!! if you are divorced in islam... you can't remarry that person.
let me contextualize this further.
Your husband or wife is your first, literally the first human you kiss romantically and have a physical relationship with, that creates a deep and lasting bond no matter who you are. Even people in the west would agree that you don't forget your "First" and there's all this hooplah about making it memorable and such. But imagine your first being the person you are destined to spend your life with.
Those raging hormones of youth, and exploring another human being physically, developing that bond and losing it with divorce.
Now when you divorce someone in lslam, they immediatetly become Na-Mehram or Non Mehram.. basically you are cut off from that human being.. No talking, no meeting each other for coffee and catching up, they aren't a part of your life anymore. Just gone.... And depending on what flavor of islam you belong to, you can't directly a woman ( specifically only for women ) unless that woman marries someone else, consummates that marriage and then divorces that person ( this is the controversial concept of Nikkah Halala) although the song doesn't directly allude to it in any way it alude to the difficulty of remarriage and how you have to navigate these issues if you are a muslim and a pakistani.
Even if that person becomes your Mehram again, it won't ever be the same...
So yeah.... This song is all about regret and pain and regret and then some more regret... which is why it makes you cry even if you can't understand the language...
The reason for that is the URDU language is a very visceral language and URDU music is nor just reciting words, but deeply knowing the meaning of what you are trying to say when you are singing it and using your voice to convey your emotional pain and trauma ( if it's a traumatic song ) with your voice as your instrument. It's akin to method acting in a way if you want to really understand it
sorry for the long explanation, but with what you know now, listen to the song again, listen to their voice, the emotions in that voice, their body language when they deliver those words and how they interact when they are in front of each other later in the song. The stiffness in the body language, the pain in the voice, the communication of regret.
Thanks for reading if you did... hope i was able to elevate this brilliant piece of music for you a bit further
Arooj is pakistani american..she also met Biden 🇵🇰🇺🇲
You should review the whole Coke Studio Season 14 (Pakistan). To start with "Yeh Dunya" song will be best to start with.
Coke studio Pakistan a station for broken hearted people 😔🤦🙎🏿🚶🚶🚶🚶🏃🏃🏃👫👬👭🕴🕴🕴🕴💔💓
"PHIR MILEAN GAY"by coke studio Pakistan session 14 ✌️
Best pakistan coke studio speacialy 14 season all episodes are best🇵🇰♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Pakistan a land of singers.
It’s great and interesting: to listen to : your reactions like this : though it’s in Urdu language : still your reactions feeling assessment appreciation it’s impact on ur ears how you feel. It: from ur point of view really refreshing and amazing ..!!
Very nice reaction
Check out the previous seasons episodes like #rockstar, #chaap_tilak, #Rang, #tajdar_e_haram, #tu_kuja_man_kuja and many more.
The girl Arooj its from usa with pakistani origin , she been nominated if im not wrong this year for 2 grammy
Love from Pakistan ❤️
You should have to check out the previous seasons of Coke studio
I love you uuuuuuuuu
Masterpiece
coke studio season 14 is amazing and showcasing Pakistani talent. please check out more it will blow your mind, also check out rahat fateh Ali khan and abida Parveen chaap Tilak to really appreciate the depth of Pakistani music. would love your opinion on rahat fateh Ali khan
No word in the English language can translate the sublimity of the urdu word *“Mahram”.* It literally means those people from whom you dont have to do purdah (veil) according to the Islamic religion. So if your Beloved is not with you (in marriage) he/she is now a *“Gair-Mahram”* (Non-Mahram) to you.
You Soo beautiful ❤️
You can check
Mehram magical journey ( Behind the scenes)
The last song of season 14
Phir milenge
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Please more react songs coke studio
Please react to its Magical Journey too
Nice
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Beautiful reaction. You are beautiful. Please react to season 10 Julie by ali zafar.
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Real MEANING of "MEHRAM"is someone who made a legal bond with you like "MAN AND WIFE"someone who allow to be with you whatever he or she want and whenever he or she want.✌️
Singer asfar is lead singer of ( BAYAAN BAND )
Plz react to
Teri tasveer by Bayaan band
English translation is in comment section of the song
Keep it up
I love Pakistan, Afghanistan and others Islamic countries
Someone tell me name or social media or this girl who is reacting
Nice reaction, if you are a singer than must must listen song *"JAN E BAHARAN *" from coke studio Pakistan 🇵🇰.
Please please please please please please please please must listen.
Mam you must be listen Coke studio some more song song names Allah Hu Akbar and Rockstar and go and sam mor
please reaction Coke Studio Bangla song
Hey,,, this is SAD love song
Heyyy can you listen to some songs from meesha shafi such as rajkumari
And hot mango chutney sauce
What’s your eyes colour?
Pink
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every coke studio 14 song from pakistan 🇵🇰 is a masteriece try to take out time to react to bts video by name of journey
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The subtitles are not perfect imo.
Subtitles are butcher the whole meaning of what really they are saying😶
Pls..Don't pause... Every bit of it carry the emotion... U just messed it up🥲
Subtitles don't have the Soule.🤦
Please rejection Coke studio Bangla
Stolen video
You ruined it by pausing again and again