Slain qawwali singer Amjad Sabri was slated to perform in India in Sept
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Posted by Fenil Seta
Divya Kaushik (BOMBAY TIMES; June 24, 2016)
Renowned Pakistani qawwali
singer Amjad Sabri, who was shot dead by the Taliban in Karachi on
Wednesday, frequently visited India. His previous performance was in
Delhi at the Pakistan Embassy last year during the Shaan-e-Pakistan
event. His performance was supposed to be the highlight of the event
this September as well. Huma Nasr, the organiser of the event from
Pakistan says, “I am extremely shocked and saddened with the news of his
sudden death.“
“I am completely demotivated, his death is a huge loss to all of us. Last year, his performance was loved by many in Delhi. This year, we planned to present something new - we were planning a medley with Sabri saab and Pakistani sufi singers Sanam Marvi and Asrar, but we can't say anything now. I am very upset,“ added Huma. Sources say that now, Abida Parveen may replace the deceased Sufi singer in the programme.
Amjad was also in the news recently when he reportedly called for legal action to be taken regarding copyright issues for his song Bhar Do Jholi from Bajrangi Bhaijaan. After that case, sources say that he had not taken up any other Bollywood project.
“I am completely demotivated, his death is a huge loss to all of us. Last year, his performance was loved by many in Delhi. This year, we planned to present something new - we were planning a medley with Sabri saab and Pakistani sufi singers Sanam Marvi and Asrar, but we can't say anything now. I am very upset,“ added Huma. Sources say that now, Abida Parveen may replace the deceased Sufi singer in the programme.
Amjad was also in the news recently when he reportedly called for legal action to be taken regarding copyright issues for his song Bhar Do Jholi from Bajrangi Bhaijaan. After that case, sources say that he had not taken up any other Bollywood project.
This entry was posted on October 4, 2009 at 12:14 pm, and is filed under
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Huma Nasr
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