Ali Zafar crying for peace between India and Pakistan

[Nitin Goyal]

But he is still in more demand than ''suray indian singers''

That is your perception not reality

 

[Nitin Goyal]

^^^^^we can also say the same thing about your ladies....post reported

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

always get 13 pages of discussion to discuss ali zafar or veena malik on defence forums

although its bit girly for him to cry like this on tv but no thing wrong with the message of peace

 

[Al-zakir]

A bloody good actor.

I don't like his music. He has no melody in his voice.

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

These are the only two performances of ali zafar which i like and these are not besuri at all

 

[seethru]

What percentage of Pakistanis are like this?

 

[SHAMK9]

What percentage of Pakistanis are like this?

CRYing for friendship? lmao, close to none

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

What percentage of Pakistanis are like this?

What percentage of Indians are like this?

 

[seethru]

CRY for friendship? lmao, close to none

Then he is crying in vein.

 

[SHAMK9]

Then he is crying in vein.

he is crying to get indian/pakistani fan girls, and its working, genius if u ask me

 

[seethru]

he is crying to get indian/pakistani fan girls, and its working, genius if u ask me

Even that's vein. He has strange feminine looks and personality. so no girls too.

 

[Jade]

Faced no difficulty in Indian music industry: Pakistani singer Zahid

Pakistani singer Mustafa Zahid, who has sung three tracks in Mahesh Bhatt’s forthcoming production venture “Blood Money”, praises the Indian film industry saying it welcomes fresh talent with open arms and he too had no problems in working here.

“I had no difficulty working in the Indian music industry. I had my own room for creativity and all the people were very cooperative during recording of my songs,” Zahid told IANS.

Zahid is said to be one of the finest vocalists from Pakistan who brought freshness into Bollywood by singing songs in his soothing voice in the 2007 release “Awaarapan”. He lent his voice to chartbusters like “Toh fir aao”, “Tera mera rishta”, “Khuda kay liye”.

On “Blood Money” and Bollywood, Zahid said: “All the three songs (in ‘Blood Money&#8217are very soulful and the music is equally good. Bollywood music is based on a story line and music and songs have to be according to the situation and mood of the movie. Whereas in Pakistan, we don’t have to match the songs to the storyline or background of the film.”

He says he enjoys the pressure built on him by fans’ expectations as it it makes him give his best.

“Positive response from the audiences is a great motivation in itself but at the same time high expectations builds a lot of pressure. But this works for me as I perform better under pressure,” the 27-year-old singer told IANS in an interview.

So how did you get into the music world?

“I was a debater in school days and used to host competitions at school and college levels. Once I was hosting a music competition and I sang there just to connect to the event and the audiences. Everybody liked and appreciated my singing. It was a turning point in my life. From then on I took music seriously and decided to pursue it professionally,” he said.

In 2004, he had started his own rock band called Roxen and their debut number was “Yaadein”. Two years later they released their first album “Rozen-E-Deewar” and carved a niche for themselves.

In early 2009, Roxen came out with “Bujh Hai Gaya”, a teaser from their upcoming album, which was a huge hit in Pakistan. But only after venturing into Bollywood with movies like “Awaarapan” and “Runway” has the band got international recognition.

Recollecting memories of his early life, the musician said, “I have grown up listening to different types of music including rock, jazz, pop and techno… I also love listening to ghazals and I am a very big fan of late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.”

Faced no difficulty in Indian music industry: Pakistani singer Zahid | Northern Voices Online: NVO News Blog

Seems a good singer

 

[SHAMK9]

Even that's vein. He has strange feminine looks and personality. so no girls too.

if girls can like ranbir kapoor, they can like ali zafar too

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

Even that's vein. He has strange feminine looks and personality. so no girls too.

its funny you are speaking on behalf of all girls

Ali Zafar beats Ranveer Singh - Times Of India

Kahir i think artist always talk about good relationship with two countries

 

[Jade]

Omer Shareef and Shafqat Cheema get tickets to Bollywood

After many Pakistani celebrities entering the Indian cinema, Omer Shareef and Shafqat Cheema have also received offers to come and work in Bollywood.

Pakistan’s legendary comedian and actor Omer Shareef and the talented film star Shafqat Cheema have been approached by Bollywood and have accepted the offers as well. Indian director and producer Karan Johar has offered a major supporting role to Pakistani king of comedy Omer Shareef for his upcoming film for which Omer Shareef will also write at least part of the script. The cast of the film also includes Shah Rukh Khan, Boman Irani, Lara Dutta and Priyanka Chopra.

Meanwhile, Shafqat Cheema has also been approached by Yash Raj Films who have sent him the script of an upcoming movie. Omer Shareef and Shafqat Cheema have accepted the projects and both are scheduled to go to India in March.

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