Down to earth, he first harboured a dream to become a cricketer one day, but found solace and now a career, in music. Atif Aslam, in conversation
Atif Aslam in Bangalore for his Concert at Palace Grounds on February 13th
Atif Aslam, who started off his career with a band like Jal, finally turned out to be a solo musician. Today, he is easily one of the most sough-after singers from Pakistan. No matter where he is performing, his concerts are not something that people like to miss.
Known for some of the hit numbers like Jal Pari, Aadat, Hum Kis Gali Jaa Rahe Hain, Ehsaas, Doorie, Kuch is Tarah, Pehli Nazar, the Lahore Lad is all set to mesmerized Bangalore audience today when he will be performing in the concert organized by Chromozome Productions at Palace Ground.
The Prince of Pop, Atif, was present for a press conference yesterday when we, at Mybangalore, caught up with the singer for a quick tete a tete. Extracts from the interview:
MyBangalore: Your first concert in Bangalore. I am sure you must have heard about the music scenario here.
Atif Aslam: Yes, I have heard a lot about the place, and I am pretty aware of the music culture. Assuming the place has a strong band culture won’t be wrong. So, yes, I am indeed excited about the concert this evening, and I hope it beats any other cities in terms of crowd response from the country. The responses that I have got from cities like Delhi and Mumbai have been pretty delightful; I look forward to the show today.
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