Album: Border

Sandese Aate Hai, sung by Sonu Nigam and Roop Kumar Rathod, is a soulful and emotional track from the 1997 Bollywood film "Border." This song, composed by Anu Malik and penned by Javed Akhtar, poignantly captures the longing and heartache of soldiers stationed at the border, away from their families. With its evocative lyrics and stirring melodies

Album: Jannat

Dil Ibaadat explores themes of love, separation, and hope. The protagonist expresses his fervent prayers and unwavering belief in love's power to overcome distances and trials. Each verse delves into the intensity of emotions, painting a picture of resilience amidst challenges.

Album: Life in a... Metro

K.K.'s powerful and emotive voice elevates the song, conveying the pain and melancholy associated with parting. "Alvida" resonates deeply with listeners, striking a chord with its heartfelt lyrics and soulful rendition. The song's intricate composition and poignant delivery make it a timeless piece, often remembered for its emotional impact and melodic richness.

Album: Doorie

The composition blends elements of pop rock and soft rock, featuring acoustic guitar and soft drum arrangements that complement the heartfelt lyrics. The song's melancholic yet melodic tune resonates with listeners, evoking feelings of longing and nostalgia. Atif Aslam's soulful voice captures the essence of the lyrics, which express the pain of being apart from a loved one and the deep emotional connection that remains despite the distance.

Album: Kalyug

Aadat (Juda Hoke Bhi) speaks to the heartache and emptiness felt after a significant other departs. The repetitive chorus, "Juda hoke bhi, tu mujh mein kahin baaki hai," translates to "Even after separation, you are still somewhere within me," emphasizing the lingering presence of a lost love. This emotional resonance is one of the key reasons why the song has remained a favorite among listeners over the years.