Arijit Singh Top 5 Songs That Are Simply Peaceful

Music has the capacity to help you fall back in love also while healing your shattered soul. This is where Arijit Singh comes in the picture. Arijit Singh’s name has become associated with brilliance in the Bollywood music business. He has a vocal that can fit through each mood, from his soulful voice to music that can get you on the dance floor.

Arijit Singh has grown from being just a no one to having a voice that can touch one’s emotions, and he is now the reigning king of male playback artists. Without his name, a blockbuster list would be meaningless.

Here are top 5 songs by Arijit Singh that are simply peaceful.

1. Aashiqui 2 – Tum Hi Ho

Anyone who has loved someone they couldn’t live without will relate to this sorrowful melody. “Tum Hi Ho” is definitely melancholy, despite its upbeat verses. Underneath the surface of his lyrics is a grief, and this very moving track could make even the most hardened person cry.

2. Ek Villain – Hamdard

Singh’s vocal is so lovely in this relaxing melody that you nearly forget Siddharth Malhotra is in the film. The Hindi term hamdard implies “someone with whom you express your sorrow.” This touching song is about someone who is there for you in your toughest, most trying times.

3. Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani – Kabira

Any father who has given their daughter away in a wedding will cry when they hear “Kabira’s” emotional opening. In fact, the first two words of the song express just that, making it the ideal music for a marriage ceremony.

4. 2 States – Mast Magan

“Mast Magan” is a heartfelt declaration of love. It’s the tune you play throughout your relationship’s honeymoon phase. This tune literally makes your partner’s imperfection look perfect.

5. Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania – Samjhawan

In this gem, originally delivered by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Singh sounds extremely melancholy. This catchy tune is about a man attempting to persuade his significant other of his feelings for her. Jot down, fella!

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