Atif Aslam joins hand with ‘Strings’

Atif Aslam joins hand with ‘Strings’ for World Cup 2015 Song

From passionate ‘Aye Jazba Junoon’ to peppy ‘Khel rahey Hum Rangon mai’ Pakistani music has always brought some thing special for our cricket team. The relationship of Pakistani pop industry with cricket is not a new thing. Pakistani rockstar has always showed their love for the sport and their national team by making songs on them. Since the world cup fever is about to begin in sometime, Pakistani singing sensation Atif Aslam has joined hands with renowned rock band Strings  to make a cricket world cup song for our Green team.
The three masterminds of Pakistani pop industry are set to bring out a sizzling mixture in Faisal Kapadia’s deep and Atif Aslam’s unique vocals. Both the parties earlier have made songs on Pakistani cricket. Strings sang a zealous song in 2003 world cup ‘Hai Koi Hum Jaisa’ that also became the official world cup song whilst Atif has sung ‘Khel rahe hum rangon’ for an Indo-Pak cricket series.
Cricket world cup will commence on 13^th February and like all it is our dream to see Pakistan lifting the world cup trophy with the background music of String-Atif’s amalgamation.
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The 31 year old singing sensation has joined hands with well-known Pakistani rock band ‘Strings’ to make a cricket world cup song to boost up the Green shirts. The three masterminds of Pakistani pop industry are set to bring out a sizzling mixture in Faisal Kapadia’s deep and Atif Aslam’s unique vocals. Both the parties earlier have made songs on Pakistani cricket.

Rock band ‘Strings’ has sang a zealous song in 2003 world cup ‘Hai Koi Hum Jaisa’ that also became the official world cup song whilst Atif has sung ‘Khel rahe hum rangon’ for an Indo-Pak cricket series.

Pakistani nation is always passionate about cricket and especially for the cricket world cup which will commence on 13th February and like all countries it is nation’s hope that Pakistan will lift the world cup trophy 2015.