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Asim Azhar returns to Coke Studio with Maheya

Asim Azhar returns to Coke Studio with Maheya
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  • Pakistani singer Asim Azhar has returned to Coke Studio after 10 years with his latest release, Maheya, marking a nostalgic new chapter in his musical journey.
  • Azhar celebrated the release on Instagram by sharing a line from the song: “maheya tere pyar vich, jindri mai haareya.” Reflecting on the significance of the moment, the singer pointed out that exactly a decade had passed since his Coke Studio appearance with Tera Woh Pyar.
  • From Tera Woh Pyar a decade ago to Maheya today, the singer’s latest release serves as both a tribute to his past and a sign of where his music may be heading next.

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Pakistani singer Asim Azhar has returned to Coke Studio after 10 years with his latest release, Maheya, marking a nostalgic new chapter in his musical journey. The singer, who first became part of the platform’s story with memorable performances, has reunited with Coke Studio through its Nu.WAV series.

For the new track, Azhar has joined forces with Aaryan, while Rovalio takes charge of production. The song was written by Asim Azhar, Aaryan and Kumail Abbas, with the music created by Azhar, Azhar Hussain and Rovalio.

The release has already attracted strong attention from listeners, with fans praising its emotional sound and contemporary production. Maheya explores themes of love, longing and heartbreak, built around a refrain that reflects the feeling of becoming completely consumed by someone you love.

Azhar celebrated the release on Instagram by sharing a line from the song: “maheya tere pyar vich, jindri mai haareya.”

Reflecting on the significance of the moment, the singer pointed out that exactly a decade had passed since his Coke Studio appearance with Tera Woh Pyar.

Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 5, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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