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Zoheb Hassan provides update on his mother's condition

Zoheb Hassan provides update on his mother's condition

  • Hassan is a successful businessman and musician, primarily residing in London.
  • Hassan has returned to Pakistan, primarily to care for his mother, who is suffering from dementia.
  • He emphasizes the importance of all individuals in boosting Pakistan's country and industry.
Zoheb Hassan and Nazia Hassan are the two icons of Pakistan’s music industry, and their music will live forever. Zoheb Hassan rose to stardom at a very young age, and his songs alongside his sister Nazia are still loved and copied today. He has always remembered and commemorated his sister and the way his family supported him to become the star that he is today, despite being very introverted.

Zoheb Hassan, not just a musician but also a very successful businessman in both Pakistan and London, has operated his companies and primarily resided in London for his work. However, he has now returned to Pakistan and is currently living here. He disclosed his relocation during an interview with Asim Yar Tiwana on Star and Style on PTV. He shared that his mother is the reason for his return to Pakistan.

He revealed that “his mother is suffering from dementia now and he had to come back to care for her. He is now living full-time in Pakistan and said that we all need to play our part in bringing our country and industry up.”

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