Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, Pakistan’s viral entertainer and social media star, rose to global fame after his comic version of Madam Noor Jahan’s classic Akh Larray Bado Badi went viral as Bado Badi. The funny remake took the internet by storm, with countless edits and memes spreading worldwide. He later recreated several other hit songs in his signature comic style, keeping audiences entertained.
Recently, Chahat appeared on the Tea Talk Podcast, where he responded to singer Ali Haider’s remarks about him in his usual witty way.
He said, “Ali Haider, that short-heighted man who moved to the USA from Karachi… he sang that famous ripped jeans and shirts song. I think he has left singing now. Ali Bhai, I’m coming to the USA too. But I can’t give him 20 crores—I’m a poor man. May Allah bless him with happiness and a good life.”
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Earlier, Ali Haider had said that he would never do a duet with Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, not even for 20 crore rupees. He added that people should let Chahat enjoy his moment, calling it a blessing from Allah, and advised others not to come between him and his destiny.
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