Director: Abhishek Sharma
Cast: Ali Zafar
Music Director: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy,Abhijit Vaghani,Dhruv Dhalla & Ali Zafar
Lyricist: Jaideep Sahni,Dhruv Dhalla,Jaspreet Singh & Ali Zafar
MP3 Bitrate: 170Kbps (VBR)

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Sr.     Original Songs In Mp3 Format (170kbps-VBR) 1 Ullu Da Pattha - Shankar Mahadevan & Ali Zafar 2 Shor Sharaba - Jaspreet Singh & Suraj Jagan 3 I Love Amreeka - Shankar Mahadevan, Ali Zafar & Akruti Kakkar 4 Kukduk - Master Saleem 5 Welcome To Amreeka - Ali Zafar 6 Bus Ek Soch - Ali Zafar 7 Ullu Da Pattha (Remix) - Shankar, Ali Zafar & Akruti Kakkar 8 I Love Amreeka (Reprise) - Ali Zafar & Akruti Kakkar 9 Tere Bin Laden - Title Theme (Bonus Track) - Theme

The A to Z of 2009

Instep takes a quick look at the year that was 2009 as we welcome the New Year…

By Amar Ayaz, Amina Baig and Maheen Sabeeh


link: http://jang.com.pk/thenews/dec2009-w.../mainissue.htm

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Experience the fourth episode of Coke Studio with All Artists.

Artists: All Artists
Drums: Gumby
Lead Guitar: Omran Shafique
Bass Guitar: Mannu
DJ, Keyboard: Zeeshan Parwez
Backing Vocals: Saba and Selina
Percussionist: Shezi
Dholak: Babar Khanna
Balochi Percussions: The Abdul Latif Band
Producer: Rohail Hyatt

Videos and Audios

Percussion Jam

Various

Dildara

Rahat Fateh Ali

Mein Challa

Ali Azmat

Garaj Baras

Ali Azmat & Rahat Fateh Ali

Dhaani

Strings & Ustaad Gullo

Sarkye

Strings

Flute Jam

Rahat Ali

Allah Hu

Ali Zafar & Tufail Ahmed

Music lifts our spirits and has always been an integral part of our celebrations on Independence Day. From “Jeevay Pakistan” to “Dil, Dil Pakistan”, when we hear those tunes, our hearts fill with patriotic pride and nostalgia. Music has the ability to tug at our heart strings and so it is no surprise that our musicians are adulated the way they are. We take a look at four stars who are not only savvy at making music but also at making the most out of music…

Shehzad Roy

Shehzad Roy debuted on the Pakistani music scene in 1995 and what a debut it was! The young singer garnered an instant fan following with the teenyboppers and soon his songs were to be heard everywhere. Shahzad continues to be an innovative musician, writing lyrics that are fun but relevant to the times we live in. This is why his album, Buri Baat Hai, released in 2005, still sounds fresh with its tongue-in-cheek songs and entertaining videos, and his latest album, Qismat Apnay Haat Mein is flying off the shelves after an unusual launch at the Juvenile Jail in Karachi and a controversial video of the song ‘Laga Reh’.
In a sense, Shahzad can be credited with initiating the first high-profile international exchanges. He has sung with Sukhbir and Shan as well as having worked with Bryan Adams. In fact, Shahzad is responsible for bringing Bryan to Pakistan as part of a charity concert a few years ago.
But more than music, it is Shahzad's dedication to his NGO, the Zindagi Trust, which is commendable. The trust now has 25 schools across the country and it uses an innovative method to entice children, who would otherwise be on the street, to attend school - the children receive a small monetary amount for each day of attendance. Shahzad was awarded the Tamgha-i-Imtiaz in 2004, for his efforts to help the underprivileged children of Pakistan and the Sitara-e-Eisaar in recognition of his trust's work in the earthquake affected areas.
With his boyish good looks, his witty songs and his worthy cause, Shahzad Roy truly embodies the spirit of young and independent Pakistan, striving to make a difference.

Atif Aslam

It is, by now, a well-known story of how Atif Aslam became a singer - while singing for some friends at the college canteen, he was persuaded to participate in a singing competition on Independence Day celebrations. He performed, won and blew everyone away by the sheer magnitude of his voice.
In 2004, Atif released his first album Jal Pari, which became a hit thanks to the much-disputed yet highly-acclaimed hits, Aadat, Woh Lamhey, and Dil Harey. Then followed Doorie, a very filmi album by the standards of Atif Aslam fans, which still managed to produce 3, if not 4, super hit songs. Atif’s latest album, Hungaami Halat was released early this year and although it has done well, it has not produced hits anywhere near the cult status achieved by Aadat, Doorie and the like from previous albums.
Atif has lent his voice to many songs for Bollywood films and this has increased his international fan-following by multitudes. This year, Atif received the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz for his services in the field of music.

Ali Zafar

Aptly titled the Prince of Pop, Ali is perhaps the most versatile young artiste around. Musician, actor, painter and model, it is no surprise that he won the Youth Icon Award at the Lux Style Awards in 2007. His 2003 debut, Huqa Pani, won him an award for Best Album at the 2004 LSAs.
Ali's voice has often been compared to that of the legendary Kishore Kumar's and that suave voice may be the secret behind his tremendous success... that, and the fact that he is extremely good-looking - he was rated as one of the 10 sexiest men in Asia by British magazine, Eastern Eye! Ali proved just how good a musician he was recently in a live performance - he held his own against trained classical singers as well as musicians belonging to other genres.
Although it has been almost two years since his last album, Masty, was released, Ali remains in the media eye thanks to his many endorsements.

Hadiqa Kiyani

Undoubtedly, the best female pop singer in the country, Hadiqa started her career as a VJ for one of the first music chart shows in the fledgling entertainment industry. After her debut with Raaz in 1995, Hadiqa went on to release many more albums - most of them going multi-platinum.
Always willing to experiment, whether it was with her music or her looks, Hadiqa continued to evolve and change with each album. A fresh look with each new video kept her in the news. Her long coats paired with trousers became her signature in the 90s.
Hadiqa is one of the few artistes who has not only collaborated with many other local musicians but has also performed internationally at concerts featuring international stars such as Lionel Richie, Wet Wet Wet, Lisa Stansfield and the Brand New Heavies.
In 2006, Hadiqa was awarded the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz for her services in the field of music. While Hadiqa has not been very musically active this year, her collaboration with various artistes in the widely aired track “Yeh Hum Naheen” keeps her on our TV screens.

Pakistani singer Ali Zafar talks to Masala! about music and film offers from Bollywood

He is young, immensely talented, famous and has a loyal fan following. He has been offered roles in both Pakistani and Indian movies but at the moment Ali Zafar says, music is his calling.

Why do you think your debut album Huqa Pani was such a major hit?
Because I was honest to myself.

You are a musician, painter, singer and model. How do you juggle it all?
I mainly concentrate on singing. I paint only for myself now. I'm not a pro model, I just endorse products for being who I am. And I haven't taken up any acting project for a long time because of time constraints. Plus nothing came up which could interest me to that extent.

You've received dozens of offers from Bollywood both as an actor and as a singer. Are you considering any?
Believe it or not I'm more of an artist than a star. I would rather do what I'm passionate about. I was offered a movie by Mahesh Bhatt, then I was to be cast alongside Amitabh Bachchan and another one supposedly had Anupam Kher in the role of my father and some solo launch projects too with fresh cast. But I still haven't come across a project which compels me to feel strongly about it.

How did you feel when Himesh copied your song Rangeen and included it in the film Aashiq Banaye Aapne?
Well, copying can never be justified. I just wish he had asked me once, I would have given it to him anyway, just for one of his caps.

Your latest album Masty was yet again a smasher after Channo. What do we expect from Ali Zafar next?
I have set up my own studio at home. Very soon you'll get to hear lots of supersonic stuff in my next album.

Eastern Eye, a leading British-Asian paper, has rated you as one of the 10 Sexiest Men in Asia. How does it feel?
Feels very sexy.

Link: Masala.Com

Ali Zafar also known as Prince of Pop, is a Pakistani musician, actor, painter and model probably most noted around South Asia for his music, including his hit songs like Channo, Rangeen, Chal Dil Merey, Dekha, Masty and Sajania. He started his singing career with his hit song Jugnuon se bhar le aanchal in the film Shararat directed by Pakistani actress and director Samina Peerzada.

Zafar recently won the ''Youth Icon'' award from the Lux Style Awards 2007, in Malaysia.

He has also been listed in ''8 MOST HANDSOME AND SEXY MEN OF ASIA'' by a Britsh magazine named Eastern Eye.

Experience the third episode of Coke Studio with Ali Zafar, Saeen Tufail Ahmed and Sajid & Zeeshan.

Artists: Ali Zafar, Saeen Tufail Ahmed and Sajid & Zeeshan
Drums: Gumby
Lead Guitar: Omran Shafique
Bass Guitar: Mannu
DJ, Keyboard: Zeeshan Parwez
Backing Vocals: Saba and Selina
Percussionist: Shezi
Dholak: Babar Khanna
Balochi Percussions: The Abdul Latif Band
Producer: Rohail Hyatt

Videos and Audios

Janay Na Koi

Ali Zafar

My Happiness

Sajid & Zeeshan

Chal Dil Meray

Ali Zafar

Channo

Ali Zafar

Rangeen

Ali Zafar

Allah Hu

Ali Zafar & Tufail Ahmed