The song the entire nation was eagerly waiting for has finally been unveiled tonight by Coke Studio 9 in its Season Finale.
This episode held enormous sentimental value for South Asia and had been a subject of major anticipation ever since Amjad Sabri parted the world following a heart-rending and tragic death, leaving the nation in a state of grief and shock.
Watching Amjab Sabri deliver the very last of his performances alongside Rahat Fateh Ali Khan in Rang is painful, beautiful and emotional, all at the same time.
As much as it’s heartbreaking to know that Rang is Amjad Sabri’s last recorded kalaam before his untimely death, we know that this song is a legacy he left behind that will be listened to, sung and remembered among generations forever.
Watching Amjad Sabri perform his very last masterpiece is an emotional moment for Pakistan as a whole
As the realization of how big of a loss we endured on 22nd June 2016 became fresh , the wound anew – everyone who’s been listening to the song has been shaken.
Rang by Amjad Sabri and RFAK..No words can describe the feeling when you're listening to this masterpiece..and ohh my God the goosebumps.
— Qurat. (@QuratAiiin) September 23, 2016
As Ghulam Farid Sabri’s son, and a member of the Sabri Brothers, Sabri came from a family of tradition and began learning qawwali music from his father at an early age of 9. He had his first on-stage performance at the age of 12 and eventually, his talent, passion and hard-work made him globally acclaimed as he presented the work of his family and traveled widely to India, America and Europe where he was known as the “rock star” of qawwali.
Amjad Sabri had a unique way of presenting the work of his father and uncle, attracting even the younger generation to qawwalis.
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My heart. @cokestudio #CokeStudio9 https://t.co/vVhbgyquEE
— Sajeer Shaikh (@sajeershaikh) September 23, 2016
Khoobsurat performance, Amjad Sabri;
— usman (@ibnet__) September 23, 2016
‘Tajdar-E-Haram‘, ‘Mera Koyi Nahi Teray Siwa’ and ‘Bhar Do Jholi‘ are some of the works by the renowned Sabri family that Amjad Sabri gave a touch of his own and won the hearts of many.
The realization is truly saddening that this would be the last time we will ever see Amjad Sabri perform, but we also know that legends never die, therefore Amjad Sabri will live among us forever.
I was in tears while listening to Amjad Sabri & I believe every other fellow human must have felt that emotional rush. 😢 #CokeStudio9
— Afrin Abbas Zaidi (@Afrin_Abbas) September 23, 2016
The kalam got tears in my eyes
Amjad Sabri's smile made my day :')#CokeStudio9— Dua (@apkiduaa) September 23, 2016
Only Amjad Sabri & Rahat Fateh Ali Khan can record Aaj Rung Hai in one take.. #Cokestudio9 #FridayFinale
— Malik. (@NavazMalik) September 23, 2016
MASTERPIECE! ! Amjad Sabri last work. .
This is so stunningly beautiful
Rest in peace! ! #Legend#CokeStudio9 #AmjadSabri https://t.co/MskrhHNNkO— Buff (@ZyBuff) September 23, 2016
Every eye is teary, every heart is broken and yet everyone can’t stop listening to the legend’s final performance
RIP Amjad Sabri, you are an immortal because of your art.
— Shumail (@Shumyl) September 23, 2016
Aaj Rang toh hai, lekin Amjad Sabri nahi.
RIP legend. https://t.co/SvVd0JS2Mj— Anas Tipu (@teepusahab) September 23, 2016
Hearing Amjad Sabri's last kalaam and regretting what a legend we have lost…#CokeStudio9
— Mugambo is unhappy 🙁 (@mugamboOo) September 23, 2016
This is all we can think of at this moment:
