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Artist: Shahvaar Ali Khan
Song: Mein Har Ik Pal Ka Shayar Hoon
Dedicated to celluloid’s Poet of Romance. Yash Chopra of Lahore!
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Artist: Shahvaar Ali Khan
Song: Azad Ki Dua
“‘Azad Ki Dua’ is Shahvaar Ali Khan’s humble musical offering for Peace and Pakistan, inspired by the words of Urdu Poet Jagan Nath Azad. These heartfelt lines for the country were written by Azad with unabashed passion and skill on August 11, 1947 at the behest of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
A few days ago, musician Shahvaar Ali Khan hosted an Iftar party where many musicians and artists were invited including Abrar ul Haq, Fawad Khan, Junaid Khan, Laal band, TV show host and actress Juggan Kazim, Meera, filmmaker Abdullah Haris among others. It was held in Lahore at Royal Palm Golf and Country Club. Check out the photos from the event below:
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Artist: Shahvaar Ali Khan
Song: Jab Koi Pyar Se Bulaye Ga
A Student of Music pays a humble tribute to the maestro of Music. Shahvaar Ali Khan dares to cover Ustad Mehdi Hassan (R.I.P).
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Shahvaar Ali Khan‘s ‘No Saazish, No Jang – Peace NOT Pieces’ music video that features 5 Icons of Global Stature including Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Mahatma Gandhi, Benazir Bhutto, Barack Obama and Imran Khan has been produced by NIRVANA FILMS, India and shot by acclaimed cinematographer Ravi. K Chandran.
Shahvaar Ali Khan – Main Tou Deekhonga [Cover]
Artist: Shahvaar Ali Khan
Song: Main Tou Deekhonga
Pak singer puts Gandhi, Jinnah together in appeal for peace
Islamabad (PTI): A Pakistani singer has combined the voices of Mahatma Gandhi, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Benazir Bhutto and US President Barack Obama in a new song that makes an impassioned plea for peace in the region.
Shahvaar Ali Khan’s “No Saazish, No Jung” is a peace anthem that tells “mullahs” and “foreigners” to leave his country alone.
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Lahore’s new musical find Shahvaar Ali Khan lends a fresh perspective of patriotism in his debut song ‘No Sazish,
No Jang’ that is doing the rounds on radio airwaves
Revolutionary music has always been part of our musical heritage and in recent years, it has definitely come back with full force. It just goes to show that we aren’t the apathetic nation we are often condemned to be. Whether its Shehzad Roy’s songs and videos in recent times like ‘Laga Reh’, Azal’s ‘Aisi Taisi’, or the more fervent Laal,