Let Your Heart Float with Phir Le Aaya Dil Barfi Female Cover by Subhi

1. Let Your Heart Float with Phir Le Aaya Dil Barfi Female Cover by Subhi Expressions are the ultimate portrayal of our inner beauty. You can see this thought screaming with all their might in the visual treat which summaries the love of the two psychically challenged but mentally capable human beings and the pinch, punch, and power of the feelings that a broken heart invokes. Barfi is a perfectly and beautifully sewn narration that will sure to make every stone-hearted person to lose themselves in the rivers and rivers of salty but sweet tears. Though Anurag Basu has rendered Ranbir Kapoor completely deaf and mute, not once you will mourn the deafness of Ranbir who has impeccably covered up and portrayed each unsaid syllable of this movie through his excellent and exceptional expressions. Making up for the words and the dialogues of the movie are the beautifully written, impeccably conceptualized and stunningly picturized songs of the movie, grabbing the hearts is Phir Le Aaya Dil Barfi Song which is saying more than what the lyrics are decoding. A ghazal composed by a larger than life music director Pritam Chakraborty and recently recreated by a Chicago based singer Subhi, the song is a rather surprise for the viewers as well as the listeners deeply submerged and completely lost in the mischievousness of Barfi’s character. Sung by the singer who sings more from hearts, Rekha Bhardwaj is the apt choice for this beautiful and heart-tugging creation.

2. Phir Le AayaDil is a touch of freshness in the sodden pool of repetitions and remixes. The way Rekha Bhardwaj has delivered Phir Le Aya Dil Female Cover especially the part where she repeats, ‘Vo jodabi is aasbakihai, wojodabisiaanchbakihai’, makes the listeners fall more in love with the voice and the titillating harkats, RekhaJi has effortlessly incorporated in the song. Giving the mood, feel and the expressions of the scene, the feather-like lyrics is Sayeed Quadri while Shafqat Amanat Ali is the voice behind the male version of the song which is a joy to behold in itself. Subhi paying homage to the creators and the singers has given her soulful and in-depth voice for the Female Cover of the song that inculcates the pure blend of traditional instruments and the essence of the true Gazal style composition. Taking this loved and cherished melody to an entirely different state, Subhi has elevated the meaning of this song with her wonderful voice that will sure to leave you asking for more. Phir Le Aaya Dil Barfi Song, in which Pritam has completely reinvented his style and creation and outdone himself, taking his lineage to another tangent and zone, along with the other soulful and music charts topping songs like Dilbaro Raazi Movie Song impressively displays and portrays the thoughts and expressions of the protagonist and how their feeling have been crushed burden the weight of their loved ones, the same what Subhi has accomplished through her voice with all the songs. The songs like these are the testament how a movie is an art, expression and therapy all rolled into one.