Karavan to oblivion Ft. Tanseer Dar | Rafay Mahmood Podcast

Karavan to oblivion Ft. Tanseer Dar | Rafay Mahmood Podcast What happens after the roar of the crowd fades, even after belting out classics like "Agay Hi Agay," "Dil Ki Pyaas," and the soulful "Rakh Aas"? In this compelling episode of the Rafay Mahmood Podcast, we sit down with Tanseer Dar, the former frontman of the legendary Pakistani band Karavan and the distinct voice of "Rakh Aas." Tanseer opens up about the band's rise, the eventual dissolution, and his personal evolution since. We delve into the highs and lows of the music industry, the creative process behind his memorable songs, and finding your voice beyond a defining era. Get ready for an honest and thought-provoking discussion about legacy, change, and the enduring power of music. A Rafay Mahmood presentation Produced by: CND Productions Post: Mustafa Faisal Studio Incharge: Muhammad Owais Khan Special thanks: Ahsen Ali TimeStamps: 0:00 - 4:16 Karavan refuses Bollywood offer 4:39 – 7:31 The accident that broke Tanseer 8:27 – 11:32 Bollywood and beyond 11:33 – 14:55 Pakistani rock vocalists 15:00 – 19:03 Formula of success in Pakistan 19:04 – 22:02 Nabeel Nihal Khalid Khan 22:02 – 25:50 Aaroh was Vital Signs 25:53 - 28:46 Magic of JJ’s singing 28:45 – 32:14 Music and God 32:15 – 34:55 Tanseer recites Hamd 35:16 - 41:40 Karavan live 41:44 – 46:14Tanseer 2.0 46:25 – 50:00 Favourite rock vocalists 50:24 – 54:00 Asad Ahmed the friend 56:10 – 1:02:14 Fighting joblessness and depression 1:03:21 – 1:15:37 Ali Noor’s mental health 1:20:00 - 1:21:32 Tanseer sings Ahmed Jehanzeb 🔔 Subscribe for more deep, meaningful conversations with creatives, thinkers, and disruptors. 👍 Like and share if this episode moved you. 💬 Comment below: What’s your way of finding light in the dark?