Song stats
As of Nov 2, 2026, “Saat” by Shahrokh has 128,136 plays on RadioJavan. It is Shahrokh's 67th most-played song on FarsiChart.
Last 6 daysOct 27 to Nov 2
+527
on RadioJavan
88 a day
RadioJavan plays
128,136
Released
2001
Rank by total plays
#17,015 of 28,866 songs
#4,595 of 10,504 on the Classic & Traditional chart
Play counts as of Nov 2, 2026 (regularly updated) · How we count · Report an error
Play history
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RadioJavan plays+527 in 6 days
128,136
as of Nov 2, 2026
Oct 27, 2026 Nov 2, 2026
- Last 6 days
- +527 Oct 27 to Nov 2
- Daily average
- 88 plays since Oct 27
All readings (3)
| Date | Plays | Gain |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 2, 2026 | 128,136 | +227 in 3 days |
| Oct 30, 2026 | 127,909 | +300 in 3 days |
| Oct 27, 2026 | 127,609 |
What the numbers say
In FarsiChart’s overall ranking, “Ghafase Baroon” by Simin Ghanem is one place above it, 3 plays ahead; “Khabam Nemibare” by Tlkhoon and Mandassan is one place below, 31 plays behind. Among Shahrokh’s songs it is 4,335 plays behind “Khoobe Man” (both counts as of Nov 2, 2026).
Artist
Among Shahrokh’s songs
#67 of 155 songs, by total plays
- #66Khoobe Man132K
- #67Saat128K
- #68Iran Aroosi Kardeh121K
More songs by Shahrokh
The most-played, and the songs next to this one; each number is its place among Shahrokh’s songs.
Frequently asked questions
Who sings "Saat"?
"Saat" is by Shahrokh, an Iranian singer.
When was "Saat" released?
It was released in 2001.
How many plays does "Saat" have?
As of Nov 2, 2026, 128,136 plays on RadioJavan.
How popular is "Saat"?
By total plays it is the 4,595th most-played of the 10,504 songs on FarsiChart's Classic & Traditional chart and the 17,015th overall. It is 3 plays short of the next place up.
How many plays did "Saat" get in the last 6 days?
From Oct 27 to Nov 2 it gained 527 plays on RadioJavan.
Where does "Saat" rank among Shahrokh's songs?
It is Shahrokh's 67th most-played song on FarsiChart, after "Khoobe Man" and ahead of "Iran Aroosi Kardeh".
Where can I listen to "Saat"?
On RadioJavan: the button at the top of this page opens it. FarsiChart itself hosts no audio.
