Song meaning of Afreen Afreen by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Momina Mustehsan

Oh, Afreen Afreen, the song that tries to describe an otherworldly beauty but ends up sounding like an overexcited poet desperately grasping at straws. According to our dear Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, this person he's singing about is like a beautiful sculpture from Ajanta, as if she has the power of enchantment in her eyes, like she's a melodious tune and a captivating fragrance all wrapped into one. Oh, and let's not forget, she's like a shining moon and a dancing melody and a blooming garden and the first ray of sunshine. I mean, seriously? Is this woman a mythical creature or what? And then here comes Momina Mustehsan with her contribution, talking about how this person has tied the strings of her eyes and pulled her heart towards them, how her face is the morning and her tresses are the evening, and basically how she's surrendered her entire existence to this person. Wow, talk about putting all your eggs in one superhumanly beautiful basket! But hey, if you can find someone like that, then maybe you can join in and say "Afreen Afreen" too, as if that's a logical response to such an insanely unrealistic description of someone. I just hope they're not expecting the rest of us to find this level of beauty in our everyday lives. Because if that's the case, I'm going to need some serious plastic surgery or perhaps a visit from the Greek gods themselves. Afreen, indeed!