Ramzan Dramas – Love, Laughs, And Iconic OSTs! (2025)

Where Ramzan dramas give us memorable characters, heartwarming romance, and scenes that make us giggle post Iftar, their OSTs are, of course, the ultimate cherry on top!

Every year, as we swoon over the adorable leads and their playful nok-jhok, the background music slowly takes over our hearts like a guest that never leaves—but we don’t mind! One moment, it’s a soulful melody making us tear up over a tiny misunderstanding, and the next, it’s a peppy tune that has us dancing in the kitchen like we’re in a full-blown Ramzan drama montage. These OSTs aren’t just songs—they’re time machines, instantly transporting us back to our favorite scenes, making every romantic gaze and heartbreaking twist ten times more intense! And let’s be honest—most of us are still humming last year’s (or even that one from years ago) while waiting for this year’s new favorite!

So, while we countdown to our next favorite obsession, here are some of the most unforgettable Ramzan drama OSTs that still have a chokehold on us!

Suno Chanda

The Suno Chanda OST was all about that soft, slow-paced magic—just like Arsal and Jiya’s love, it crept up on us and refused to leave (not that we’re complaining)! Farhan Saeed’s vocals felt like they were tailor-made just for the song, hitting us right in the feels every time. And let’s be real—since 2018, we’ve been playing it on repeat (and will probably never stop)!

The OST of Suno Chanda was sung by Farhan Saeed, composed by Naveed Nashad, and written by Aehsun Talish. The drama was penned by Saima Akram Chaudhry and starred Farhan Saeed and Iqra Aziz in lead roles.

Chupke Chupke

Fun, lively, and straight-up addictive—the Chupke Chupke OST perfectly matched the drama itself. With Ali Zafar and Nirmal Roy’s vocals bringing the perfect mix of energy and sweetness, the song made every cute fight and loving moment even more special. It wasn’t just an OST; it was a whole mood that we still can’t get over (and honestly, we don’t want to)!

The Chupke Chupke OST was sung by Ali Zafar and Nirmal Roy, with lyrics by Ali Zafar and Naveed Nashad and music composed by Naveed Nashad. Written by Saima Akram Chaudhry and directed by Danish Nawaz, the drama starred Ayeza Khan and Osman Khalid Butt in lead roles.

Ishq Jalebi

Festivity, feels, love, and heartbreak—if all of it could be wrapped into one melody, it would be the Ishq Jalebi OST! Wajhi Farooki’s soulful voice captured every emotion perfectly, and of course, the song had that signature Bela-Basim vibe—chaotic yet irresistibly sweet!

The Ishq Jalebi OST was sung and composed by Wajhi Farooki, who also penned its lyrics. Written by Saima Akram Chaudhary and directed by Syed Wajahat Hussain, the drama starred Wahaj Ali and Madiha Imam in lead roles.

Hum Tum

The Hum Tum OST was as chaotic and hilarious as Neha and Adam’s never-ending squabbles—literally, it felt like their arguments were featured into a song! With Damiya Farooq and Ali Zafar bringing all the sass and energy, every lyric screamed ultimate roast battle.And let’s not forget the iconic “Chal chal jhooti, paray hat zara!” it wasn’t just a line; it was a whole mood (and Adam’s favorite response to Neha, let’s be honest)!

The Hum Tum OST was sung by Ali Zafar and Damiya Farooq, with lyrics by Qamar Nashad and composition by Naveed Nashad. Written by Saima Akram Chaudhry and directed by Danish Nawaz, the drama starred Ahad Raza Mir, Ramsha Khan, Sarah Khan, and Junaid Khan in lead roles.

Tanaa Banaa

Light, breezy, and impossible to resist—the Tanaa Banaa OST was like a sugary dose of love! Amanat Ali’s soothing voice made Zain’s love at first sight moment feel even more magical, turning every scene into a fairytale. Honestly, this song wasn’t just background music; it was the official anthem of hopeless romantics (and yes, we’re still obsessed)!

The Tanaa Banaa OST was sung by Amanat Ali, with lyrics by Imam Raza and Hassaan Imam and composition by Naveed Nashad. The post-production was handled by Kashif Ahmed (Kashi). Written by Hassaan Imam and directed by Saife Hasan, the drama starred Danyal Zafar and Alizeh Shah in lead roles.

These were the songs we’re still hooked on, and now we’re counting down the days for this year’s OSTs! Here’s hoping the magic continues to deliver. Which one’s your all-time favorite? Hit the poll below and let us know!