The expectations then, for Waris Shah were high from the outset. Krishna Beura dubbed for a song picturized on Mukesh Rishi.With their last three ventures bagging the national award, Sai Productions are credited with reviving the staid perception of Punjabi cinema. Being a respected singer, Gurdas Maan sang for himself, while Alka Yagnik and Kavita Krishnamurthy lent their voices to Juhi Chawla and Divya Dutta respectively. In the film, the characters of Waris Shah, Bhagpari, and Saabo are seen singing frequently on the screen. Waris Shah: Ishq Daa Waaris featured 8 soundtracks that were composed by Jaidev Kumar. It won Best Feature Film in Punjabi (received by Producer: Sai Productions, Director: Manoj Punj), Best Male Playback Singer (awarded to Gurdas Maan - "Couplets of Heer"), Best Art Direction (presented to Rashid Rangrez) and Best Costume Design (felicitated to Manjeet Maan). The film won the maximum number of awards (4) at the 54th National Film Awards along with Lage Raho Munna Bhai. Muin-Ud-Din Makhdoom (Waris Shah's Ustad) In the end Waris leaves the village upon the completion of Heer. They prove their innocence by walking unharmed on burning coals. Waris and Bhaagpari are accused of having a sexual relationship without marriage.
Finally she accepts her fate and lets Waris go. On the other hand, Saabo tries her best but fails to get Waris.
Waris Shah realizes that in order to feel pain and complete Heer, he must let Bhaagpari go. Bhaagpari is forced to marry Saabo's brother ( Sushant Singh) as they were betrothed at a young age. Waris convinces the Subedar that by singing he is worshiping God. Waris is arrested by the area Subedar after complaints from the Qazi. The Qazi (Gurkirtan) of the village becomes furious after seeing Waris's popularity. Village youngsters get attracted to his work and become his fans. Waris starts living in the masjid of the village and starts working on the poem Heer. Saabo ( Divya Dutta), too, gets attracted to Waris Shah, and is willing to do anything to get Waris. Waris Shah meets Bhaagpari ( Juhi Chawla) in Malkan Hans. The Mughal Ruler finds out about Baba Makhdum and kills him. On Baba Ji's suggestion Waris moves to the village of Malkan Hans, where music is not banned. Baba Makhdum tells Waris that he appreciates his talent, but asks Waris to feel the pain in order to get best out of him. Baba Makhdum ( Mukesh Rishi) is staying near Kasur with some of his followers and practices music Waris Shah ( Gurdas Maan) comes and joins him. Music lovers and singers start living in secret places away from cities. This ban continues in the next generations. Mughal Ruler Aurangzeb bans music in India, since he believes that music turns a person away from God.
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