Diving into score of iFilm's series - Part 5: 'No Pain, No Gain'

In a journey through the realm of iFilm series, we embark on part 5 of our exploration, delving into the musical wonders that enrich the cinematic experience.

This time, our spotlight shines on ‘No Pain, No Gain’ – a series that has graced the screens of iFilm every night at 21:00 GMT.

The melody that accompanies ‘No Pain, No Gain’ is brought to life by Iranian pop singer Ehsan Khaje Amiri.

Ehsan, whose pedigree is deeply rooted in Persian traditional music as the son of the renowned singer Iraj, has graced the global stage with his melodic talent.

Notably, he lent his voice to the official song of the Iran national football team for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, showcasing his ability to capture the spirit of his homeland.

The song for 'No Pain, No Gain', with its poetic lyrics and evocative melody, delves into the intricacies of love and longing.

The lyrics express a deep bond where having a loved one around brings comfort and acts as a refuge from life's challenges. The yearning in Khaje Amiri's voice resonates deeply, making you feel a strong, unending desire and commitment.

Khaje Amiri's contribution to iFilm does not stop with ‘No Pain, No Gain’. He has lent his melodious voice to various series aired by iFilm English, such as ‘The Forbidden Fruit’, ‘Dirty Money’, ‘Little Engineer 3’, 'The Forbidden Fruit' and ‘Like a Mother’.

Here is the lyric to the song:

“No feeling amounts to you for me

I struggle with tranquility by your side

Just this is enough from the whole world

Just this to breathe by your side

No feeling amounts to you for me,

You are the end of all my quests

Watching you is tranquility itself

You are my most beautiful wish.

You won’t release me from this torment

By my side and you don’t look to me

All your heart is not to be mine

That you think of me is enough for me

Just this habit of being with you, still

Behold its joy, second by second

Just this habit of being with you, one day

Will kill me if I am without you.”

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Also read:

‘Four Wheels’ score by Majid Akhshabi

'Where to in Such a Hurry?' score by Alireza Eftekhari

‘The Last Invitation’ score by Mohammad Esfahani

‘After the Rain’ score by late Fereydoun Pourreza

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