Ali Sethi's latest music video Ishq is a visual treat

The singer bares his soul in this heart warming track about a love reborn.

Updated 09 Jun, 2019

Trust Ali Sethi to think outside the box.

The singer's latest offering Ishq is nothing short of a visual treat. Against a backdrop of singers in monochrome, Ali Sethi bares his soul in this heart warming song about finding love again.

From torch bearers surrounding Sethi to classical dancers standing amid the stars, we get a feel of Sethi's state of mind, complemented by his sweet, soft vocals.

The music has been composed by the multi-Grammy-award-winning producer Noah Georgeson, who Sethi has previously worked with in Chandnii Raat.

Comments

akhan Jun 09, 2019 02:23pm

Beautiful........the guy sings really well.

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Asif Kashmiri Jun 09, 2019 03:29pm

u THE MAN Ali!

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RC Jun 09, 2019 04:17pm

Has strong resemblance to Hindustani classical music tunes and melody. Inspite of a few errors in the pitch / tones, the effort is laudable.

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Omar Cheema Jun 09, 2019 05:28pm

every body in the video other than Ali Sethi were members of the dance team Sway Dance Project. please give them credit also shout out to Eeshah Shakeel, Saad Sheikh, Abdullah Ghzanfer, Wajeeha Wasti, Qasim Ali Hussani, Hadi Rehman

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Jamal Saeed Jun 09, 2019 06:20pm

I must say he is a fresh breath for the classical. I must also admit that I was prejudiced earlier and felt he is here carrying the wings from parents. But he proves to be talented to conquer on his own. He is becoming my go to music in car house and to bind me to my culture language and folklore.

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Newborn Jun 09, 2019 08:35pm

He's the exact opposite of his father.

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Newborn Jun 09, 2019 11:03pm

He should stop singing sad songs. People want happy, masala songs. Life is short.

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Fiz Jun 10, 2019 04:05am

I liked the video. Creatively and artistically done, it compliments the voice and lyrics.

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Zulfiqar Jun 10, 2019 10:13am

Beautiful rendition! Sounds even better if listened with eyes closed