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Birthday Special: Top 5 songs of Armaan Malik

Armaan Malik is one of the best singers we have in the industry. He has sung some amazing songs and has won many awards. At a very young age, Armaan has made a mark in the industry with his wonderful voice.

Today, the singer celebrates his 25th birthday, so here we have listed down the top five songs sung by him…


Main Hoon Hero Tera

We all remember the Salman Khan’s version of the track Main Hoon Hero Tera from the film Hero. But well, you should listen to Armaan Malik’s version. The singer surely takes the track a notch higher with his voice. We loved his version!

Kaun Tujhe

In the film M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story we heard the female version of the song Kaun Tujhe, but there was a male version of the track sung by none other than Armaan Malik. It is such a melodious track that we can listen to it on repeat.

Chale Aana

It is clearly not easy to sing a song that has heartbreak as its backdrop. A singer needs to make the audience feel the pain through his voice. Armaan Malik successfully made us feel that pain in the song Chale Aana from the film De De Pyaar De.

Pehla Pyaar

Kabir Singh released last year and the songs of the film were loved by one and all. One of the songs of the movie Pehla Pyaar was sung by Armaan Malik and well, it was an amazing track. Armaan’s voice impressed us a lot in the song.

Main Rahoon Ya Na Rahoon

While all the above songs are from movies, the last track on our list is a single titled Main Rahoon Ya Na Rahoon. The beautiful track is composed by Amaal Mallik and sung by Armaan Malik. Well, our list would have surely been incomplete if we didn’t include this song. It is clearly one of the best romantic numbers.

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