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Ali Azmat's family reacts negatively to his music career

Ali Azmat's family reacts negatively to his music career

  • Ali Azmat is a lead singer of the Junoon band and a significant contributor to Pakistani music.
  • Establishes himself as a top trendsetter in Pakistani music.
  • He faced significant criticism from his family during his music career.
As the lead singer of the iconic band Junoon, Ali Azmat has contributed significantly to Pakistani music, ensuring that the music they created will endure forever. Ali Azmat's music has made a profound impact, establishing him as one of the top trendsetters in Pakistani music. He has been dominating the music scene and live television for decades, although the singer has faced challenges along the way.

Ali Azmat has risen to stardom through his efforts. His hard work catapulted him to fame, and as the saying goes, there was no turning back for the singer thereafter. During a guest appearance on Nida Yasir's show, he discussed how he faced significant criticism from his family when embarking on his music career.

He said, “his relatives used to taunt him to become a mechanic or learn some other vocation if he wanted to become financially stable.”

His grandmother used to say “Just go out and make money by singing as he is not good at anything. She felt bad as the family’s relatives did not like to meet them over Ali’s interest in music. Later on, when he became a star, Ali Azmat took his grandmother to a concert who was teary-eyed at his success.”

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