Jiya Re - Jab Tak Hai Jaan (Cover by Alaa Wardi)

An A.R.Rahman cover made by voice, mouth and body only, from Yash Chopra's last film "Jab Tak Hai Jaan", lyrics by Gulzar and sung by Neeti Mohan.. This song is also my best part of the movie, starring Shahrukh Khan and Anushka Sharma.. Would like to think of it as Yash Chopra's last message to earth: Jiya Re :)

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[samrichardson]

It must be illegal to have a Dislike Button on this video....Damn.. He is so talented...
God Bless.

[shurjendu]

I don't know why so many people find it strange that they don't know what the words mean and yet enjoy the song. This is music. Music has no need of conveying semantics. You listen to all instrumental songs and derive joy. One can either ignore the words or listen to their sound, how they punctuate the rhythms, and enjoy the music just as much as if you knew the meaning. Music is, at first, rhythm, then tone. Language is the final and most unnecessary layer.

[noufalbinzainudheen]

Alaa wardi is an Arabic music composer & singer Living in Saudi Arabia. As Indians we must appreciate this guy.

[AnupBhatt]

Can't imagine how much knowledge of music and how many hours of work goes into this one video. Awesome stuff !!

[trbrogden]

Aahhh that progression at 2:37 makes me soo happy! Its so balanced and beautiful it gives me goosebumps every time!

[mridulrazdan]

Just wow, It's astounding how music knows no boundaries. Here I am listening to a bollywood song covered by a talented guy from a totally different part of the world. Your hindi accent is also not bad at all. And that acapella is just magnificent. I salute you sir. Those dislikers are just constipating over how good you are

[leoady]

A.R. Rehman sir must be thinking why do i need so many instruments to compose a music when a single man can do it without any off this man..He is a genius....

[Saadi_Lyfe]

I just come back to this again and again... loved it... and Je lay zara as well...

[tammymotyka]

I may not understand what is being said, but I know a good sound when I hear it. Awesome!

[sidraa.]

I really love this one. although, hindi isn't your motherlanguage you did a really good job and I even like this version more than the original one

[gauravchakravarty]

The audio quality is clearer than my future.

[asifulkabir]

His voice is sharper than my gillette fusion

[dove]

i just had the biggest smile on my face listening to this all the way through -- jab take hai jaan is one of my favorite movies everrr

[mohammadalhamad]

يارجل كلمة واحدة (عالمي(
you are world wild class artists a universal

[zovalentine]

Love, peace, blessings from Michigan, USA.

[sreejakundu]

You are so amazing. I love this more than the original right now. :D

[suneelprajapati]

Brother you are extremely talented 💖💖💖Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[BethALadyReadsAlot]

This is great! Couldn't figure out why it was familiar til I realized that the video of the original was on the Indian equivalent of MTV that was on in an Indian restaurant I had eaten in a couple months back. I was singing along then, and I'm singing along now!!!

[EYF]

To be honest, I love this version better than the original.
It's awesome! :D
Keep up the great music.

[НастяМолдовану]

this version of Jiya Re....captivated me more then original one. A huge like from Moldova