Munawar Faruqui opens up about his emotional journey with new track ‘Dark Circles’

The comedian-musician’s latest song dives deep into personal struggles, offering solace to those who feel unseen in their battles with anxiety and depression.

Musician and comedian Munawar Faruqui, known for his hits like ‘Legacy,’ ‘Noor,’ ‘Madari,’ and ‘Dhandho,’ is back with a new track, ‘Dark Circles’. Unlike his previous works, this song explores a deeply personal and emotional space. Written over a year ago during a difficult period in his life, ‘Dark Circles’ reflects Munawar’s versatility as an artist. It’s not just a song—it’s a way for him to express emotions he found difficult to articulate.

Munawar Faruqui opens up about his emotional journey with new track ‘Dark Circles’

A raw and honest look at mental health

‘Dark Circles’ is far from a commercial release; it’s a raw, honest reflection on struggles with anxiety and depression. The song, which Munawar composed, sang, and wrote, taps into the feelings of isolation and inner battles that many people face but rarely speak about. The haunting visuals in the music video—featuring a boy walking down an empty forest road at night—add to the song’s somber tone, perfectly capturing the weight of emotional struggles.

Munawar’s message to those feeling unseen

Speaking about the song, Munawar shared, “I wrote this song last year during a time when I was grappling with emotions I couldn’t put into words. These feelings were deeply personal, and it took me a while to confront them fully. Life kept moving, and I wasn’t ready to share that part of myself. But over time, I realized it’s better to express it rather than keep it locked away. This song is my way of reaching out to those who feel unseen in their own struggles, reminding them that they aren’t alone on this journey.”

Now available on Munawar’s YouTube channel, ‘Dark Circles’ has already resonated with listeners who relate to its themes of vulnerability and emotional healing.

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