Jahanpana

Dizlaw’s “Jahanpana” unfolds like a soliloquy from a dethroned king – armed with poetry and pain, invoking the spirit of a fallen king navigating betrayal and inner turmoil. He opens with a quiet plea “Baat Sunna, jo kaha suna vo chhod” urging the listener to look beyond rumors and reckon with pain. He channels royal allegory not for grandeur, but as a metaphor for survival in a world where power is performative and loyalty, expendable. The throne isn’t the goal, it’s what you become after losing it.