Movie Update
8/15/2026 08:14:00 PM
As Akshay and Ileana film marks ten years since its release, take a musical trip down memory lane.
Rustom Turns 10: As Akshay and Ileana's film marks ten years since its release, take a musical trip down memory lane.
Even tho Rustom has not been in theaters for ten years, some things from 2016
obviously will not go away. The film gave us music that ended up on romantic
playlists, zen time, and far too many headphones, in addition to its emotional
plot and Akshay Kumar's outstanding performance. The movie's songs, which were
released by Zee Music Company, have amassed millions of views on YouTube,
demonstrating that some favorites truly never go out of style. Rustom's
playlist still has a little something to say ten years later.
1. Atif Aslam's Tere Sang Yaara
Let us begin with the most obvious. To be honest, there was a valid reason why
Tere Sang Yaara was everywhere. This became the kind of love song that may
make someone who is utterly single feel as tho they are involved in a grand
romance because to Atif Aslam's instantly recognizable voice. For all
expressions of love, it is still the best option. The song still receives over
800 million views on YouTube ten years later, demonstrating that it was never
truly removed from the playlist.
2. Ankit Tiwari's Tay Hai
Tay Hai brought the emotions with a bit more drama, whereas Tere Sang Yaara
was a gentle romance. The song became a favorite for anybody who likes their
love stories with a little more emotion because of Ankit Tiwari's voice, which
gave it that intense, little filmy aspect. Yes, it still works when you are
too emotional about nothing at all. With more than 70 million views on
YouTube, another album favorite is still making its way back into listeners'
playlists.
3. Arijit Singh and Palak Muchhal's Dekha Hazaro Dafaa
Dekha Hazaro Dafaa is one of those songs designed for a specific atmosphere,
such as being utterly enamored. Even ten years later, the song is tremendously
easy to revisit because of the gentleness that Arijit Singh and Palak Muchhal
bring to it. This softer side of the Rustom soundtrack still has a lot of
listeners, as seen by the over 200 million views it has received over the
years. This type of song has the power to transform an ordinary evening into
an intense romantic montage.















