This was followed by several major numbers such as “O Re Piya”, but the show reached its peak when Khan’s son joined him on the stage to sing “Tere Mast Mast Do Nain” from the Indian film Dabangg. Performed with Nusrat qawwal, the performance was a combination of jazz and qawwali.
The singer started off with “Tumhe Dillagi Bhool Jaani Paray Gi”. Despite the sound limitations of the hall, the setup was decent, letting the audiences enjoy a mix of loud and classical music. Khan entered to a standing ovation, with an instrumental introduction by his band on a Bollywood song “Tu Na Jaane Aas Paas Hai Khuda”. Surrounding the singer was a crowd including the governor of Punjab Sardar Latif Khosa, who along with his entourage made an emphatic entrance at the show. There is something that touches everyone.” “His performances can make Iman Ali cry and others laugh. “Now, no album in India is complete without Rahat Fateh Ali Khan,” said model and actor Natasha Hussain, who was the host of the show. His voice has left a global impression and his fame across the border has made him a Bollywood icon, leaving many in awe. With the singer’s ability to hit unique notes, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s music brings the amalgamation of classic and modern song.
The event, organised by J and S and sponsored by the US consulate, featured the debut of Khan’s son as a live performer, bringing back memories of the singer himself performing with the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
Pakistan’s ace singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan lit the stage on fire on Wednesday, July 27, with his charity show for the Garage School, Karachi, held at Pearl Continental Hotel in Lahore.
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