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Ali Zafar opens up about friendship with Indian stars and upcoming films

Ali Zafar opens up about friendship with Indian stars and upcoming films

Web Desk September 25, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

LAHORE: Pakistani singer and actor Ali Zafar recently shared insights into his collaborations with Indian artists and gave fans a glimpse of his forthcoming projects during a candid interview.

Zafar described his time working in India as “memorable,” highlighting the exceptional talent of Indian singer Sonu Nigam. “No one today can control breath and stay pitch-perfect during live performances like Sonu Nigam,” he said, praising Nigam’s extraordinary vocal skills.

On his bond with Bollywood star Ranveer Singh, Zafar revealed the two formed a close friendship while working together on the film Kill Dil. He added, “Ranveer isn’t as mischievous as he seems. He’s a method actor, and many of his playful acts are part of getting into character.”

Zafar also announced that he is currently involved in two film projects, including a sequel to his hit Pakistani film Teefa in Trouble.

However, he chose not to disclose any further details about the storyline or other cast members. Teefa in Trouble, which starred Zafar opposite Maya Ali, marked his debut in Pakistani cinema.

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