Pakistani band Strings known for chartbusters, Dhaani and Duur, the group took to social media to announce their decision to disband.
Pakistani band Strings
Pakistani band Strings has ended their 33 years of partnership. Known for chartbusters, Dhaani and Duur, the group took to social media to announce their decision to disband, adding that members, Bilal Maqsood and Faisal Kapadia, share an ‘inseparable’ bond. "Hey guys. This post is a bit different from the usual. We have decided that today, 25/03/2021, is the day we graciously get to conclude Strings. The past 33 years have been incredible for both of us," it read.
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The band thanked fans for showering love on them over the years. "It's so rare to have the chance to be able to do things like this and we are infinitely grateful to all of our fans for making it possible. We hope you found it worthwhile as well. While the band technically may not be together anymore, both of us share an inseparable bond that will connect us no matter where life takes us. Thank you so much for everything," the farewell note read.
Strings was formed as a college band by four students Bilal Maqsood, Faisal Kapadia, Rafiq Wazir and Kareem Bashir Bhoy in 1989. Despite two successful albums 'Strings I' (1990) and 'Strings II' (1992), the band took a break for eight years. Maqsood and Kapadia then revived the band in 2000 and released their third album Duur, which was a huge hit. Strings went on to compose Hai Koi Hum Jaisa, Pakistan's official cricket World Cup song in 2003, before releasing their fourth album 'Dhaani' the same year. Their B-Town tracks include Yeh Hai Meri Kahani in Zinda (2005), Aakhri Alvida in Shootout at Lokhandwala (2007) and Chaaron Taraf in John Day (2013). They had also collaborated with the Indian band, Euphoria for Jeet Lo Dil.
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