The Dar-e-Nijaat OST, “Alvida Alvida,” has claimed the top spot on Spotify’s popular regional playlist, Made in Pakistan – OSTs Ki Daastan. The soundtrack belongs to ARY Digital’s hit drama serial and has attracted millions of streams across Spotify and other digital platforms. Its latest achievement highlights the growing popularity of Pakistani television music among listeners.
Naveed Nashad composed the track, while Qamar Nashad wrote its lyrics. Nabeel Shaukat Ali and Osaf Fateh Ali Khan performed the song, which explores heartbreak, fate and longing. These emotional themes have resonated with audiences and helped the soundtrack gain wider attention.
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Moreover, “Alvida Alvida” has secured the seventh position on Spotify’s Top 50 – Pakistan music chart playlist. Spotify has also featured official promotional artwork from Dar-e-Nijaat as the main cover for its regional OST playlist. The image features the drama’s lead actors, Sheheryar Munawar and Dur-e-Fishan Saleem.
The soundtrack’s success adds to ARY Digital’s record of producing popular Pakistani drama OSTs. “Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum” remains a major viral hit, while Kaifi Khalil’s “Kahani Suno,” associated with Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha, continues to rank among Pakistan’s widely streamed soundtrack releases. These songs reflect the growing reach of Pakistani music across digital platforms.
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Produced by Three’s Entertainment, Dar-e-Nijaat combines an emotional storyline with cinematic production design. The drama has attracted viewers at home and internationally, with the lead cast earning attention for their performances. Its soundtrack has become another prominent part of the production’s appeal.
Dar-e-Nijaat airs every Friday and Saturday at 8pm Pakistan Standard Time on ARY Digital. Viewers can also stream its episodes through the ARY Plus app. The OST’s strong playlist performance further highlights how drama soundtracks can build audiences beyond television.