Popular singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan performs at the wedding event of Junaid Safdar. Video of Junaid Safdar singing along Rahat Fateh Ali Khan at Qawwali night has been making rounds on social media.
Junaid Safdar, once again, sang songs at his wedding event. This time he sang a soulful rendition of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s song ‘Mein Tenu Samjhawan’. The video is bagging immense traction on social media since last night.
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Meanwhile, the maestro entertained guests in his melodious voice and enchanting performances. Video of him singing at the event has been shared by people online.
PMLN leader Maryam Nawaz is hosting an extravagant eventful wedding ceremony of his son, Junaid Safdar who tied the knot with Ayesha Saif in London in August. Pictures from the events have been floating on the internet for the past few days. The wedding reception will be held on December 17th in Lahore.
Junaid Safdar’s impressive singing skills
Earlier, a video of Junaid Safdar singing at his Nikkah ceremony went viral on Wednesday on social media. Junaid Safdar, son of PMLN leader Maryam Nawaz, tied the knot with Ayesha Saif on Sunday, August 22nd.
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Pictures from the Nikkah ceremony have circulated on social media. The Nikkah ceremony met with a lot of frenzy on social media. A myriad of reactions came on social media. Some congratulated the couple while others trolled them and mocked the family. Amid the social media frenzy, a video of Junaid Safdar singing an old Bollywood song, ‘Kia Huwa Tera Wada’ has been circulating on social media.
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To the surprise of social media users, Junaid Safdar sang a few lines in his melodious voice that left Pakistani Twitter users impressed. They appreciated his singing skills and showered him with praise. Others said that he sang the song to impress his wife, Ayesha, who was sitting next to him.