Abrar Ul Haq is a renowned Pakistani Bhangra and pop singer who has been garnering success and fame ever since he stepped into the media in 1995 through his debut Punjabi Bhangra song, “Billo.” Abrar Ul Haq was also a former politician and PTI member but left politics due to immense political pressure and threats. He is currently doing philanthropy and singing both.
Recently, Abrar Ul Haq has released a love song in collaboration with Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, featuring Sonya Hussyn in the music video.
The song’s lyrics feature the memories of a male lover’s beloved, as he pays tribute to her in a very grieving manner that almost resembles the tribute of an army officer or a patriotic man to his homeland. The release of a sad love song by both Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Abrar Ul Haq initially confused many, who thought it was a national song like Aye Watan Pyare Watan until they saw Sonya Hussyn emerging in the frame. First, watch the song “Tasveer” here:
Abrar Ul Haq and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s collaboration, “Tasveer,” is facing severe online trolling. A social media user wrote, “What have I just heard? You need to fire your PR team and your lyricist. It’s not your signature style. You are an original artist, stick to your speciality.” A fan wrote, “I thought it’s a national song, Aye Watan Pyare Watan.” Another wrote, “It’s a mixture of Mere Mehboob Qayamat Hogi and Aye Watan Pak Watan.” One wrote, “It seems that this song is especially made for a school’s assembly.” Another wrote, “It seems like a Naat. Don’t sing sad songs, Bhangra songs suit you.” Many kept commenting on the song, thinking it was a national anthem. One wrote, “Now he can only sing national songs like these, his voice isn’t the same.” Here are the comments:
