Faasle

How to play Faasle by Aditya Rikhari on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 4 you play G, Am, F, C, A, Em and more, the shapes the player above shows.

Faasle is a good song to learn if you want a calm, emotional groove that sits in a steady mid-tempo feel. At about 84 BPM, it gives you enough space to focus on clean changes and smooth phrasing, so it feels controlled rather than rushed.

You can lean on the open A and E shapes, but most of the progression uses barre chords, so your fretting-hand stamina matters here. The main change to watch is the opening move from B to C#m and back to B before landing on A, since that shift can expose any hesitation in your barre grip.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly until the shapes feel automatic, then add the rest of the chord movement in the same relaxed pulse. Once the changes are clean, bring it up to tempo in small steps and keep your strumming even so the song stays flowing and expressive.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.