And other questions are answered as The Guide catches the crooner in a candid mood ahead of his concert today
And other questions are answered as The Guide catches the crooner in a candid mood ahead of his concert today
Tu jaane na what was he sang the last time you went gaga. So, we made sure you get to know a thing or two
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Hum iss gali aa rahein hain: Atif Aslam |
about the Pakistani pop sensation who seemed off radar for long, and is back with a bang in town today for a do by Buzzintown.u00a0
One Song you can't stop singing under the shower? Pehla nasha pehla khumaar.
What would you sing for your girlfriend, then? Pehli nazar me aisa jadoo ker diya. No. Rather, Mere angne me tumhara kyaa kaam hai!
Craziest fan experience?u00a0
When a girl bumped into me and then told her friend, "I touched his a'''."
Which is the first song you sang in the college canteen? Mehendi Hassan's Ye vatan tumhara hai.
Ever thought of a better profession? Everything that you expect from a profession, I already have. So I really don't want to be somewhere else. But yes, I wanted to be a fast bowler. Would love to be on the pitch once.
When have you been the silliest? There's this friend of mine whom we call Spade, because he's fat. We went to his party, where the who's who showed up in full swing. We stuffed balloons inside our shirts and pockets and that made us look like pregnant women. That was made.
What's Bol, your debut film, about? I play the role of a doctor with a middle class background and passion to sing. I have sung two songs in the movie.
Is overexposure dangerous to an artiste's career?u00a0
Indeed, which is why I have been selective about my projects. I didn't even release videos of many albums, to restrict my appearance.
Any song you think you could have sung better? None.
Are Indian performers as well-received in Pakistan, as Pak performers in India?You can't even imagine how famousu00a0Shanker-Ehsaan-Loy and Jagjit Singh are, in our country.
Finally, what's the line-up for the show? Nothing. It will be spontaneous.
