Sajjad Ali talks about his perspective on success, talent, luck, and social media

• Sajjad Ali, a renowned Pakistani voice, has been delivering chart-topping music since his teenage years.
• He recently released a new song for Coke Studio, showcasing his ability to make waves in the music industry.
• Ali criticized the lack of longevity in singers due to poor composition and lyrics.

Sajjad Ali, hailed as one of the best voices from Pakistan, continues to be a living legend, captivating audiences with instant hit music. He has been delivering chart-topping music since his teenage years, maintaining his position at the top of his game. Once again, Sajjad Ali has released a new song for Coke Studio, demonstrating his ability to make waves in the music industry.

Sajjad gave an interview with Aamna Haider Isani and the star beautifully redefined legacy. He said, “Yes three of his kids are into music and her been a mentor to many other people in the industry who have wanted to learn about music over the years”.

Sajjad Ali further said that he does not believe that legacy is only carried forward through your children. It is your art and anyone who is replicating it correctly is carrying forward your legacy. He further said that talent is overrated, only those who maintain discipline and consistency emerge as winners in the end. He said he has seen many talented people fade away.”

He also expressed his opinion on why singers are not as long-lasting stars as they were in the past. He said that “the singing talent can be there but the composition and lyrics they are getting are not that good which is making them lose that fame soon.”

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