Pakistani dramas are loved by millions worldwide, and what makes people fall in love with Pakistani content in addition to our dramas is our music. Though the music industry has gone down in the last decade with no investment in the industry and a lack of platforms for singers and musicians, OSTs were one outlet that helped musicians give their output to the world. Pakistani dramas have some of the best songs, and often, these OSTs become the major USP of the drama.
Television serves as a vital medium in Pakistan, effectively reaching a wide audience across the country. Among various forms of entertainment, Pakistani dramas stand out due to their consistent airing schedules and compelling storytelling, which resonates with viewers from diverse backgrounds. This regularity, not only, helps build a loyal following but also fosters a unique cultural connection among audiences.
The significance of Pakistani dramas extends beyond their gripping plots; the original soundtracks (OSTs) are integral to their success. These musical pieces enhance the emotional depth of the narratives and serve as memorable hooks that audiences associate with their favorite shows. As a result, the OSTs contribute significantly to the overall popularity of Pakistani dramas, making them an essential aspect of the viewing experience. This synergy between engaging storylines and captivating music plays a crucial role in solidifying the status of Pakistani dramas as a leading form of entertainment in the country.
The year 2024 brought great music to television screens. There were songs that people were singing, making reels about, and that stayed with the audience even after the dramas concluded.
Here is a list of the Best Pakistani Drama OSTs that won hearts in 2024:
Ishq Murshid
Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum
The first OST Chal Diye Tum Kahan Pe by AUR was a beautiful experiment as such modern music is not generally opted for OSTs. Fans love it and it ended up becoming the anthem for many young people going through similar struggles. Have a look:
Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum also had a sad OST with Zeeshan Ali’s Sajna Da Dil Torya and fans were as devastated as the lyrics of this beautiful song:
Jaan e Jahan
Gentleman
Mann Jogi
Radd