Abrarul Haq gets ready to get married
Abrarul Haq gets ready to get married
By Shoaib Ahmed
LAHORE: Wedding bells have started ringing for Punjabi pop king Abrarul Haq, who will wed Hareem, Brig Abid Nadeem?s daughter , in Kharian on June 25.
There are rumours that President General Pervez Musharraf will attend the walima at Garrison Golf Club. Other top government officials, including Chief Minister Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi, are also on the guest list.
The singer?s family said that the event would be simple. ?Not many people from the entertainment industry have been invited to the marriage,? they said. Singers who are expected to be seen at the wedding are Raheem Shah, Hadiqa Kiyani, Shehzad Roy, Fakhir and Abida Parveen.
Haq, who established himself as one of the most versatile singers of Pakistan early on in his career, has been a veritable crowd puller, both locally and abroad. He is best known for his electric bhangras & hip-gyrating Punjabi numbers.
The former teacher from Aitchison College, who took on singing as a full time job, has come a long way since he took the Pakistani music charts by storm with the explosive Billo Dey Ghar. Haq is arguably the only Punjabi singer to be appreciated and accepted by people outside Punjab.
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By Shoaib Ahmed
LAHORE: Wedding bells have started ringing for Punjabi pop king Abrarul Haq, who will wed Hareem, Brig Abid Nadeem?s daughter , in Kharian on June 25.
There are rumours that President General Pervez Musharraf will attend the walima at Garrison Golf Club. Other top government officials, including Chief Minister Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi, are also on the guest list.
The singer?s family said that the event would be simple. ?Not many people from the entertainment industry have been invited to the marriage,? they said. Singers who are expected to be seen at the wedding are Raheem Shah, Hadiqa Kiyani, Shehzad Roy, Fakhir and Abida Parveen.
Haq, who established himself as one of the most versatile singers of Pakistan early on in his career, has been a veritable crowd puller, both locally and abroad. He is best known for his electric bhangras & hip-gyrating Punjabi numbers.
The former teacher from Aitchison College, who took on singing as a full time job, has come a long way since he took the Pakistani music charts by storm with the explosive Billo Dey Ghar. Haq is arguably the only Punjabi singer to be appreciated and accepted by people outside Punjab.
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