Atif Aslam recently shared insights into his collaboration with Humayun Saeed on the OST “Tumhari Chup” for the popular drama “Gentleman,” which has garnered immense popularity with just two episodes aired.
Atif expressed a sense of novelty and excitement about working with Humayun, emphasizing that despite their long-standing presence in the industry, this was their first collaboration, making the experience truly fantastic.
Additionally, he praised the contributions of Sana Shahnawaz and Samina Humayun Saeed, the driving forces behind “Gentleman,” with whom he had a delightful working experience.
Atif further elaborated on the selection process of the song’s composition, revealing that he was presented with two options and, after careful deliberation, they collectively agreed on the one that resonated the most.
He credited the team for their fairness in the selection process, highlighting their dedication to enhancing the drama’s narrative through music.
Reflecting on the lyrical content of “Tumhari Chup,” Atif found it deeply relatable, touching upon universal themes of longing in relationships.
He acknowledged that every composition teaches something new, emphasizing his continuous quest for learning and growth in his craft.
Moreover, Atif shared an interesting anecdote about the recording process, revealing that he recorded the song during rainfall, a serendipitous moment that, according to him, often leads to exceptional outcomes in music production.
Despite the brief duration of the recording session, lasting only two to three hours, the collaborative efforts between Atif’s emotive vocals and Naveed Nashad’s compelling composition significantly contributed to the early success of “Gentleman” and its OST.
Overall, Atif’s experience working on “Tumhari Chup” underscores the importance of collaboration, creativity, and the profound impact of music in storytelling.
