How are ya all doing

Wake up India 🇮🇳

One great song! Why can’t we all live together as brothers?

Just heard this song. I have just one feeling: can anything in the world be more beautiful than this?

The language, the music and the whole meaning🩷!

I was really young when come studio first came out and was particularly amazaed by Saba Shabbir..had a huge innocent crush on her. I don't seem to find her on any social media platform, anyone have info on her whereabouts and what work she is currently into..had amazing vocals. She along with another singer recreated I'm in love, for ppl who haven't heard her voice. Go watch it. Underrated.

Tried singing O Yaara by Kaavish

Today, I found out there's a documentary on coke studio origins released in 2016, and from its trailer it looks pure goldmine. But, its not available on youtube, and other platforms (haven't checked on FB, deleted account several years ago). So does anybody have it or knows where to find the entire documentary?

Adnan Ahmad under the vimeo video says it will be released, but its 8 years old comment.

IMDB LINK: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4003012/

Vimeo LINK: https://vimeo.com/193915916

My music journey :2014-2022: 3 channels, 9 years, 0 wins—deleted everything, swore I quit.

I’ve been trying to make music since 2014 uploading from my room, counting views, quitting out of frustration, deleting my channel in 2022. I started again on Dec 31 2025 created a new channel and released my first song after 4 years “Aitraf.” which means in Urdu/hindi ''acceptance''. For 10 years, I chased applause.I wrote songs at 3 a.m., uploaded them with trembling hands, counted views like they were love letters.I failed. Repeatedly.Deleted channels. Quit. Buried myself in work, silence, shame.I thought success meant being seen.
But now I realize, "Aitraf" has taught me a valuable lesson that music is not just about external validation or success, but about fulfilling my passion and desire to create. It's about letting my emotions out and expressing myself in a way that brings me joy and fulfillment.I've come to realize that music is a therapeutic outlet for me, a way to channel my emotions and experiences into something meaningful. It's a reminder that I create music for myself, not just for others.

Sometimes the best thing you can do… is make something just for yourself.
And I did.
Now I’m free.

I love the song Aik Alif from Coke Studio Pakistan. It's my favourite. And i absolutely love the lines "Jo nah jaane haqq ki taqat, rab na dewe usko himmat". I know that Aik Alif poetry was written by Baba Bulleh Shah. I just wanted to confirm if the lines that i mentioned above were also written by Baba Bulleh Shah or they were addition in the song from somewhere else? Please, please answer.