Tired of Fake Positivity? This Song is Your Wake-Up Call

DHOKHE isn’t a heartbreak song. It’s not about relationships or one-sided love. It’s about the betrayal we see every day in normal life — the kind of dhokha that doesn’t come with sad music, but with silence and anger.

Tyson Sidhu drops a track that speaks what most people are afraid to say. In a world where trust is a joke and loyalty is rare, DHOKHE hits home. There’s no imagination here. The lyrics reflect today’s society where:

DHOKHE by Tyson Sidhu:: A Track That Shows You What’s Really Broken in Our World

• Spirituality has been hijacked. Even religious identities are being sold.
• Media isn’t independent — it’s sold, biased, and paid.
• People are sick mentally but still chasing validation and money.
• Everyone’s running in a rat race, stepping on others for profit.
• Greed is louder than truth, and silence is safer than honesty.

“Har kadam par dhokha hai yaha” — this isn’t just a line, it’s the condition of our surroundings. Whether it’s friendships, faith, systems, or society — everyone’s playing a part, and very few are still real.

Tyson Sidhu has written, composed, and sung this track straight from the soul. Sir Manny’s music adds that haunting background which makes the pain deeper. And JbroZ visuals bring this truth to life without overacting or overediting. Just raw visuals. Just like the song.

This isn’t a song to vibe to — this is one to open your eyes with. DHOKHE doesn’t ask for sympathy. It demands awareness.

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