Andhbhakt

On Aandhbhakt, Dizlaw explores the idea of blind devotion, not in politics, but in love. The song dives into the kind of attachment that clouds judgment, where emotion overrides reason. The hook hits hard: “Ab dil mera darta hi nahi” Over sparse, moody production, Dizlaw takes us through the slow unraveling of a relationship from the rush of infatuation to the ache of disillusionment. He captures that moment when the shine fades and you’re left questioning what was ever real. The line “Dikhe na tu, phir bhi tere andhbhakt hai” flips the title into a powerful metaphor. It’s about loving someone so blindly, you can’t see the cracks even when they’re right in front of you. Love becomes a kind of illusion, a loop you can’t escape. And Dizlaw lays it all out with raw, unfiltered honesty.