Pakistani dramas are renowned around the world for their superb writing, realistic issues, and true performances. A solid OST is also essential for any show to succeed. A strong OST may enhance the programme and make sure that viewers remember it for the whole of the week, whether it is for Humsafar, Sheher e Zaat, or the recently broadcast Mujhe Pyar Hua Tha. Bilal Ashraf will make his acting debut in another drama called Yunhi, while Maya Ali will return. The melodious Shae Gill, who gained notoriety with her debut single Pasoori, sings on the Yunhi OST. Sami Khan provides the song’s voice in addition to writing and arranging it.
Here is a link to Yunhi’s OST.
The drama is prepared to air even before the official release of the OST.
The protagonists have great chemistry, and it seems like the story will be very engaging. People appreciate the serene tone of the OST. Here are some online viewpoints:
Pakistani artists have had a great year, especially the female vocalists who have continuously released songs. Before the end of the year, Shae Gill, one of these singers, was honoured in a special way by Spotify EQUAL Pakistan by having her picture displayed in one of the world’s most recognisable locations.
While serving as Spotify EQUAL Pakistan’s December Ambassador, the Pasoori singer was recognised for being the most downloaded Pakistani female artist on the platform last year, lighting up a digital billboard in Times Square, New York City.
