#Mekaal Hasan Band

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Oohh. This is gonna be fun. Desi music for u peeps. Thanks @cosmobrain00

rules put your music on shuffle and list the first 10 songs that come up, then tag think of ten other people (idts I can deliver on that).

saade dil te chhuriyaan chaliyan - daler mehndi

bad girls - m.i.a.

patakha guddi - nooran sisters, a. r. rahman

late goodbye - poets of the fall

ghungroo - arijit singh, shilpa rao, vishal - shekhar

zareef al tool - shafeq kabaha

bol rap - various artists

patola - guru randhawa, bohemia

ajahun na aye balama - mohammed rafi, suman kalyanpur

sajan - mekaal hasan band

Tagging @dunkeyfromshrek @dontbipanicjonsa @willelfanpage (cuz I may recognise stuff from their playlists, obvio no presh)

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My artwork for the acclaimed @mekaalhasanband_’s newly launched music series, ‘روایت - Rivayat’ (Tradition). A series which discover local talent whose commitment to traditional music spans generations and whose families have kept the flame alive for roots-based music in Pakistan. 🕊️🌼🕊️ Rivayat has been launched in February 2023 across all digital platforms and on Mekaal Hasan Band’s YouTube Channel. ~ Swipe ahead to view the process video and color variations. #mekaalhasanband #rivayat #albumart #musicart #albumcover #musicseries #tradition #pakistanimusic #illustration #digitalillustration #digitalart #procreate #procreateart #illustrationart https://www.instagram.com/p/Co9cZZnLToI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Mekaal Hasan Band : Have you heard this lovely folk rendition of our National Anthem in the regional styles of Pakistan's provinces? Find our folk group's recordings of film and folk music by going to http://bit.ly/MHBMusic

[vfsalumni]

Creative media is bears a global scope these days, whether it’s halfway around the world vying for big league aspirations or in one’s own backyard pursuing one’s passions. For director, producer, musician and VFS graduate Zeeshan Parwez, his path took him through both.

A native of Pakistan, his journey included a 6 year journey to Vancouver where he started his trek, working in the local film scene with a third person perspective, viewing the industry with an observational eye and viewing Pakistani film whenever he could, a connection to his home.

Upon returning to his homeland, his first work has been a semi-animated music video for Atif Aslam’s 12 Bajay, which itself was filmed in Vancouver and Los Angeles. Currently his work spans a third music album he wishes to complete for his group Sajid and Zeeshan, animated works promoting local awareness for laws and environmental concerns, and continuation of his work on music videos for acts like Ali Azmat and the Mekaal Hasan Band. Zeeshan is definitely versatile!

[come-to-the-day]

Since I always lose the title of this song I’ll leave it there: this is taken from the video clip of “Chal Bulleya”, a song from the band Mekaal Hasan Band. The video clips shows seven different people in an hotel representing the seven deadly sins. The Gluttony guest is a fat man constantly eating and ordering food. He has four arms to better grab and devour everything in side. He barely pays attention to his television set or the maid that serves him food, not realizing she steals an apple from him.

At the end of the video he reappears. He ate too much and too fast, strangling himself. And as one pair of hands is tied around his neck to prevent him from chocking, the other pair tries to shove more food into his already stuffed mouth.

Since the video is always moving and a bit blurry it was hard to get good screenshots. I suggest you go watch it yourself, it’s a nice little song. Quite soothing and calm, despite the subject.

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"Mekaal Hasan Band - Sanwal" by Mekaal Hasan Band

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Koblumpi Music Festival – Islamabad

Music icon Mekaal Hasan, event experts Origami and live sound extraordinaire Imran Mirza proudly hosted the second edition of The Koblumpi Music Festival – powered by Nescafe Basement, in the capital city of Islamabad in Bani Gala on 9th February 2020, featuring over 8 hours of non-stop power-packed live performances. The Koblumpi Music Festival’s Islamabad Chapter featured 16 amazing artists and bands from across Pakisan including Takatak, Karakoram, Maanu, Natasha Noorani, Mekaal Hasan Band, Poor Rich Boy, Keeray Makorey, Ali Noor, Jasim and The Pindi Boys, Ali Suhail, Sikandar Ka Mandar, Saakin, Amena Farooq, Haniya Alsam, Natasha Humera Ejaz and Uzair Jaswal. In attendance were music enthusiasts from Islamabad along with celebrities and personalities such as Ahmed Ali Akbar, Ali Rehman Khan, Asim Azhar and Ayesha Omar to name a few. Organized in partnership with Lotus PR, The Koblumpi Music Festival, powered by Nescafe Basement, was an all afternoon family and community festival, from 12 noon to 9 pm, featuring a wide range of independent and mainstream artists from across the country with a focus on original music, added activities for kids and families, as well as a huge array of food stalls and refreshments. The Koblumpi team aimed to provide an atmospheric experience bringing people together to enjoy a great, music-filled afternoon with their friends and families. Indeed, The Koblumpi Music Festival is an artist driven independent music festival which seeks to connect performers of original content with their potential audience base and is one of the first ticketed music events in Pakistan in recent years. The Koblumpi Music Festival consists of Festival Director Mehreen Rana, Show Director Mekaal Hasan, Imran Mirza as the Audio Partner, Danish Qureshi as Lead Designer, Ali Khan as Creative Director, O Events as the event partner, with FM91 as the radio partner, NewsOne and TVOne as the TV partner, Careem as the technology partner, Waste Busters as the waste management partners and Lotus Client Management & Public Relations as the official communications and PR partners.

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Cross border concern: Bollywood films caught in the crossfire

http://pz10.com/cross-border-concern-bollywood-films-caught-in-the-crossfire/Cross border concern: Bollywood films caught in the crossfire

Bollywood films caught in the crossfire

A still from Mohit Suri’s ‘Ek Villain’. Pakistani singers may have sung for the film, but they will be conspicuous by their absence at the film’s live music concert that is being held in Mumbai on Wednesday

While Indian musicians Mithoon, Mohammed Irfan and Arijit Singh will be performing live at the film’s Mumbai launch, it has emerged that Zahid and Adnan Dhool and Rabi Ahmed of Soch have not been invited to the event.

Interestingly, Zahid, a Lahore-based rock artiste, has lent his voice to several Bollywood hits, including songs for Aashiqui-2, Murder-3 and Ragini MMS-2. A source says, “Their performances are being kept out of the Mumbai concert as a precautionary measure. The production company does not want to invite unnecessary trouble from political activists, especially given the recent election results.”

Looks like Pakistani PM Nawaz Shariff’s recent visit to India has not added to the film industry’s confidence; skepticism is clearly still prevalent in the industry. Mustafa Zahid, a Lahore-based rock artiste, has lent his voice to several Bollywood hits, including songs for ‘Aashiqui-2′

When contacted, Tanuj Garg, CEO, Balaji Motion Pictures, was reluctant to comment. But after some prodding, he said, “We have Mohit (Suri), Shraddha (Nigam), Riteish (Deshmukh), Sidharth Malhotra and Mithoon, among others on stage. That’s a lot of star power for the media and the audience. We will, of course, miss our other friends from Pakistan, but it’s better to be safe and invite them to other cities.”

Atif Aslam

It may be noted here that fearing violent reactions from some political parties in Maharashtra, Anil Kapoor’s production has still not officially announced that Fawad Khan, one of the top Pakistani stars, will be playing a role in their film, Khubsoorat. The film is said to be entirely shot in Rajasthan.

Ali Zafar

Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, who has been promoting Pakistani talent in India, says, “We need to ask our government to clearly spell out its position on this issue. Our PM has been very brave in demonstrating that he wants India to have friendly ties with Pakistan. But with elections in Maharashtra round the corner, one fears that the hate-Pakistan rhetoric will once again find voice. I hope that people from the film industry who have been elected to the Parliament now play a key role in sorting out this issue.”

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

In the past Earlier this year, the Mekaal Hasan band was attacked by Shiv Sena workers while they were talking about their new album at Mumbai’s Press Club.

Not long ago, the Mumbai launch of Pakistani pop rock band Jal’s album was cancelled at the last minute. Goher Mumtaz, the lead singer of the band, had said at that time that the cancellation could have been done because of their nationality.

Zeb and Haniya

Still positive Pakistani actor Imran Abbas, who is shooting with Muzzaffar Ali for his film, Raqs, however, is not worried. He says, “I am positive about this government since they seem to be really serious about improving conditions in the country. They realise that they need to strengthen their relations with neighbouring countries.”

Shafqat Amanat Ali Khan

Rehmat Fazli, a film distributor from Pakistan, says that people are buoyant about the new regime in India. “I am sure this will prove to be a turning point in our cross border relationship and I foresee a lot of progress in the next five years. Pakistan is an emerging market, but it cannot achieve optimum level without India’s support in providing software and hardware,” he says.

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, who has been trying to get permission to enter India since the last three years and who might not be able to attend the launch of his new album in Mumbai, says, “I truly believe that the new Indian government will turn a new leaf in the relations between our countries. I am looking forward to returning to India this October and I am not apprehensive about anything as I am coming from one home to another. I have received a lot of love and admiration from India,” he says. Pakistani filmmaker Sevy Ali says that Bollywood filmmakers are still very apprehensive about promoting Pak artistes fearing threats by Shiv Sena and Company. “They need to realise that Pakistani artistes are working here legally with the consent of the Indian government that has issued them a visa,” Ali says.

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[alif-allah]

The ever so great, Mekaal Hasan Band.

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Raba was written by Shah Hussain. Lyrics: Rabba mere haal da mahram toun Andar tu hai, bahir tu hai Rom rom vich toun Rabba mere haal d...

One of the best fusions i have ever heard..

I bet you cant stop listening to it on repeat if it is the first time u hearing it for the first time

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Charkha - Mekaal Hasan Band (Cover)

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Rabba mere haal da mehrum tu