Aadat (song)
"Aadat, Bikhra Hoon Main, Zahreeli Raatein" | |
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Single by Atif Aslam, Farhan Saeed, Pritam & KK | |
from the album Album Aadat, Album Jal Pari, Film Kalyug (2005 film), Film Chocolate | |
Released | 27 September 2004 |
Format | CD single |
Genre | Rock, pop rock |
Length | 5:20 |
Label | Sadaf Stereo, HOM |
Writer(s) | Atif Aslam, Goher Mumtaz |
"Aadat" is originally a song of the album Aadat of the Pakistani band Jal. It was the first version released in 2004. Then it was released in several different versions later. It was also used in the films Kalyug as the title Juda hoke bhi/ Aadat, Chocolate as the title Zahreeli Raatein. In the first album, another song was there named Bikhra Hoon Main which is another version of Aadat.
Writing
The original version of the song was written by Atif Aslam Music Sahil & band and Goher Mumtaz for the popular album Aadat when Atif was the lead singer of Jal.
Different versions of the song
There are several official versions of the song sung by different singers.
- Aadat (original version) by Atif Aslam (composed by atif and Goher) released in Atif Aslam's Jal Pari in 2004
- Aadat (deep blue version) by Atif Aslam for his own album Jal Pari in 2004
- Aadat (and Aadat Remix) by Atif Aslam for the film Kalyug in 2005
- Aadat by Farhan Saeed in the album Aadat of Jal in 2004
- Bikhra Hoon Main by Farhan Saeed for the album Aadat of Jal in 2004
- Zehreeli Raatein (film version) by Pritam & KK for the film Chocolate in 2005
- Zehreeli Raatein (duet version) by Pritam, featuring singers KK and Shreya Ghoshal was used for the promotion of the film Chocolate in 2005
Controversies
After the release of the deep blue version of the song in Atif's single album Jal Pari, there were disputes between Atif and Jal about who held the copyright of the song.[1] After the release of the film Chocolate, it was said that the Zahreeli Raatein song wasn't a version of the song, rather it was an illegal copy of the real version of Aadat.[2]
References
- ↑ Copyright dispute between Jal and Atif, retrieved 1 September 2012
- ↑ Copied version of Aadat, retrieved 1 September 2012