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"Pop Singer" Shahzad Roy Got Married

Finally pop singer and humanitarian Shahzad Roy got married with VJ Salma (Mtv Pakistan).

Shehzad Roy's first album debuted in 1995, with a revolutionary approach to fusing his lyrics with music of different genres, he has been a successful and popular singer in Pakistan. He says that, “the authenticity of the message in a song produces meaningful music.”

With five hit albums under his belt, including the 2008 ‘Qismat App Kay Haath Main Hai,’ (Fate Lies in One’s Own Hands) he is also the President and founder of Zindagi Trust,a non-for-profit charitable organization, that seeks to educate the underprivileged children of Pakistan. In June 2004, Roy was honored as one of the youngest ever recipient of the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz, which is one of the highest Civil Honors awarded in Pakistan for excellence in serving humanity. For his organization’s earthquake rehabilitation in Kashmir, he was awarded with the Sitara-e-Eisaar. He was also selected to be a torch bearer for the 2008 Olympic Torch relay as the pride of Pakistan.

Asad Amanat Ali's 2nd Death Anniversary Observed

Renowned Pakistani classical, semi- classical and ghazal singer Asad Amanat Ali Khan's second death anniversary was being observed on Wednesday 8th April 2009.

According to a private Aaj TV report, Asad Amanat Ali Khan was born fifty five years ago, in the renowned Patiala Gharana of musicians, in Lahore. He was engaged with classical music from his earliest years.

His great grandfather Ali Buksh Khan, the founder of the Patiala Gharana, passed on his legacy to Akhter Hussain, who then transferred the gift and training to his sons Fateh Ali Khan, Amanat Ali Khan and Hamid Ali Khan.

Amanat Ali Khan passed away at an early age in 1974, but Fateh Ali Khan particularly drew worldwide acclaim. At the age of 10 years Asad recorded his first song, which featured on his grandfather's debut album.

He had not been very interested in academics, and therefore joined a private institution and began singing professionally after completing his F.A.

He started his musical career by performing 'Thumri' and then went on to record some of his most popular Punjabi numbers and ghazals, such as umra lagian, zara zara, kal chaudwin ki raat, and ghar wapas jab.

One of the song that he performed in almost every concert, arguably his father (Ustad Amanat Ali Khan's) biggest hit, was Insha ji utho.

Asad worked for Pakistan Television for several years. Nisar Bazmi, composer and PTV producer, who passed away last week in Karachi, gave him his first break, introducing the artist to the world on live television.

He retained his affiliation with television through the years, recording over 1,000 songs. Asad also contributed to the Pakistani film industry, featuring on a number of soundtracks. Moreover, he caught the attention of neighbouring Bollwood and contributed to soundtracks there too.

Asad Amanat Ali was also famous for his "soz-o-salam" recitations in Urdu describing the events of Karbala during Ashura in Muharram, and appeared on many radio and television specials about Karbala over the years before his death.

Report created by AAJ Tv Pakistan