January 27th, 2007
Interview: Moazzam Abbasi
Hair and Makeup: KR Crew
Photography: Khawar Riaz
You are not only the queen of the local music industry, but happen to be the only big female pop star. Why aren’t there more female singers from good families out there? How have you managed to retain this monopoly?
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April 10th, 2006
Name: Salman Saquib a.k.a Mani
Date of Birth: 23/03/1978
Place of Birth: Karachi.
Education: B.Com from Govt. Commerce College, Karachi.
Hobbies: Personalities usually watch TV programs. I watch sports in my spare time and I also play along with the showbiz team.
Other Occupations: Well this is my bread and butter…. If you are fit in this profession you can more than a CA or an MBA.
What do you think about your job?
It’s cool.
Would you encourage others to take up this job?
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October 12th, 2005
Pop music is rapidly taking over the Pakistani music scene, despite the moral brigade and diktats of the clergy. “Pop, along with soft rock, is growing in popularity. It has developed in a very short span of time and shows more promise than even Indian pop music,” claims Saadia, 19, a student of business studies. Most of the songs are in Urdu set to western music. There is a lot of talent coming here. Music experts say there are about 15 established music bands and a dozen pop music stars in Pakistan today.
A far cry, all agree, from the early 1980s, when during President Zia-ul-Haq’s regime, listening to or creating pop music was aggressively discouraged. However, after the Music ‘89 show, aired on the government-owned Pakistan Television (PTV), who was also the official sponsors, things appeared to change. At the show, 30-somethings danced to the music of the then pop idols - Nazia and Zoheb Hassan, Ali Azmat and bands like the Vital Signs.
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May 30th, 2005
Sajjad is coming back in music scene with new album shortly. His album is in final stages. You can watch one of his new video from upcoming album these days on music tv channels. So all you Sajjad Ali fans keep watching for this new album which will be in market soon.
Permanent link to Latest about Sajjad Ali (53 words, estimated 13 secs reading time)
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April 7th, 2004
Sajjad Ali is back in the music scene with the big bang. Its none other than video of song “Koi Nahi” from his latest album “Rangeen”. The song has got very popular these days because of its excellent composition, great vocals and nice video. Do check it out on IM these days.
Permanent link to Sajjad Ali’s latest video (53 words, estimated 13 secs reading time)
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