The Majboor remix by Belgian DJ Lost Frequencies brings Sheheryar Rehan and Zoha Waseem’s Pakistani hit to international dance audiences after its reported 250 million-plus streams and growing popularity across India, Pakistan and the UAE.
KARACHI: A Pakistani love song that captured millions of hearts across South Asia has found a new rhythm on the international dance music scene. The Majboor remix by Belgian electronic music star Lost Frequencies brings fresh energy to Sheheryar Rehan and Zoha Waseem’s viral hit, introducing its emotional melodies to a wider global audience.
Released on October 22, 2026, the official collaboration combines the original song’s romantic storytelling with contemporary electronic production, marking another international milestone for Pakistani music.
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How did Majboor become a cross-border sensation?
Originally released in 2025, Majboor tells the story of two people deeply in love but unable to express their feelings.
Its relatable lyrics, heartfelt vocals and memorable melody helped the track travel beyond Pakistan, attracting listeners across India, Bangladesh, the UAE and other international markets.
According to figures shared by the music label, the original song has accumulated more than 250 million streams globally.
The label also reports that Majboor reached leading positions on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music, appeared in Spotify’s Global Viral Top 50 and entered international music rankings.
Much of its popularity developed through social media, streaming recommendations and organic audience engagement.
What makes Lost Frequencies’ new version different?
Known for blending melodic electronic music with accessible pop sounds, Lost Frequencies has given the Pakistani original a dance-oriented arrangement without abandoning its emotional character.
The collaboration gained attention after the Belgian artist played his interpretation during a live performance, generating curiosity among listeners.
Lost Frequencies said: “There’s something timeless about Majboor. I loved blending those beautiful melodies with my own sound and bringing it to the dancefloor.”
The Majboor remix retains the original vocal identity while introducing electronic rhythms intended for an international dance audience.
What have the Pakistani artists said?
For Sheheryar Rehan, the collaboration represents an unexpected expansion of the song’s journey.
“When I first released Majboor, I knew it was a song that meant a lot to me, but you can never fully predict how far a song will travel or who it will connect with.”
Rehan also praised the remix for preserving the original’s emotions while introducing a different musical perspective.
Xulfi, co-founder of Giraffe Music Label, welcomed the collaboration as another opportunity for Pakistani musicians to connect with international audiences.
The original composition was written by Sheheryar Rehan, with Zoha Waseem contributing her distinctive ghazal-influenced vocal style.
Impact to expect
The collaboration could introduce Pakistani contemporary music to new electronic dance audiences, particularly across Europe and international streaming markets. For South Asian musicians, it highlights opportunities to reach global listeners while preserving their musical identity.
The official remix is now available on major digital music platforms.
Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4utpPOwM6U2LPCASKKp56n
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ROVVkxyw7g
