Song stats
As of Oct 10, 2026, “Baad Dar Moohayat” by Pallett and Shahrzad Beheshtian has 133,093 plays on Spotify. It is Pallett's 51st most-played song on FarsiChart.
Spotify plays
133,093
Rank by total plays
#16,421 of 27,966 songs
#7,768 of 10,860 Pop songs
Play counts as of Oct 10, 2026 (regularly updated) · How we count · Report an error
Play history
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Spotify plays
133,093
as of Oct 10, 2026
Aug 20, 2026 Oct 10, 2026
- Daily average
- 120 plays since Aug 20
All readings (3)
| Date | Plays | Gain |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 10, 2026 | 133,093 | +5,801 in 47 days |
| Aug 24, 2026 | 127,292 | +333 in 4 days |
| Aug 20, 2026 | 126,959 |
What the numbers say
In FarsiChart’s overall ranking, “Merikhi” by Martik is one place above it, 163 plays ahead; “Chand Payk Aragh” by Sandy is one place below, 64 plays behind. Among Pallett’s songs it is 17,860 plays behind “Az Shomal Ta Jonoob” (both counts as of Oct 10, 2026).
Artists
Shahrzad Beheshtian
Among Pallett’s songs
#51 of 61 songs, by total plays
- #50Az Shomal Ta Jonoob151K
- #51Baad Dar Moohayat133K
- #52Hich Nagofti130K
More songs by Pallett
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Frequently asked questions
Who sings "Baad Dar Moohayat"?
"Baad Dar Moohayat" is a Pop song credited to Pallett and Shahrzad Beheshtian.
How many plays does "Baad Dar Moohayat" have?
As of Oct 10, 2026, 133,093 plays on Spotify.
How popular is "Baad Dar Moohayat"?
By total plays it is the 7,768th most-played of FarsiChart's 10,860 Pop songs and the 16,421st overall. It is 163 plays short of the next place up.
Where does "Baad Dar Moohayat" rank among Pallett's songs?
It is Pallett's 51st most-played song on FarsiChart, after "Az Shomal Ta Jonoob" and ahead of "Hich Nagofti".
Where can I listen to "Baad Dar Moohayat"?
On Spotify: the button at the top of this page opens it. If Spotify opens for you, you can also listen with the player at the top of this page. FarsiChart itself hosts no audio.
