Singer : Shehzad Roy
Song : Apney Ulloo

Quaid-e-Azam ke baad ki kahani

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFVPPqE37L4

Read more at: Shehzad Roy – Apney Ulloo (Official Music Video)

THE BACKGROUND:

Music and controversy sometimes go hand in hand; it’s been three loooooong years since we’ve seen another controversial political satire song. Back in 2008, it was Shehzad Roy with “Laga Reh” which included the socio-political matters of Pakistan – it is currently one of the most talked-about-controversial songs coming out from a Pakistani singer in my opinion.

However, 2011 brings out something fresh; Beygairat Brigade – a new band from Lahore comprising of Ali Aftab Saeed, Daniyal Malik, and Hamza Malik. Their first, as well as their breakthrough, single “Aalu Anday” (eggs and potatoes) have been a major hit, with over 76000+ shares on facebook and 100,000 YouTube video views in just a week.

AUDIO/VIDEO REVIEW:

I wasn’t even familiar with this band (Beygairat Brigade) before and right after listening to their stuff as a first-timer; I’m pretty much amused to say the least. “Aalu Anday” is one of those thought-provoking songs that’ll probably last forever for its attractiveness. 

Without the Beygairat Brigade trio (vocalist Ali Aftab Saeed, Daniyal Malik on the tabla instrument and Hamza Malik as the guitarist), the song wouldn’t have got its charm; it’s all because of their team effort which takes the song to a whole new level altogether. The band should be given proper credit for their bravery to bring up sheer amount of issues in just one song. The music is cheerful. Vocals are superb. The tune of the song is sick. But the lyrics… well, they are out of this whole god-damn world!

The video of the song goes well with the audio. The director, as well as the editor, of the song – Farhan Adeel – does one helluva job. The camera-work is neatly done and the rebellious make-up spices up the entire video. The facial-expressions of the trio of Beygairat Brigade, in this video, showcase the rare talent these guys are carrying around with themselves. The tabla guy (Daniyal Malik) specially needs a pat on the back for his remarkable acting.

At last, I would like to praise the band Beygairat Brigade for their larger-than-life song “Aalu Anday” – which kinda sounds/looks weird but it actually has a lot of meaning in it. Hopefully, just like Club Caramel, Beygairat Brigade will come back with another kickass song!

P.S: We intentionally reviewed the audio/music video of the song rather than the political satire and messages it conveyed. 

RATINGS:

Audio: 9/10
Video: 8/10

Watch out the most viral Pakistani music video below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEpnwCPgH7g

Read more at: Beygairat Brigade Aalu Anday [Audio/Music Video Review]

Djuice in collaboration with Shahzad Roy has come up with an anthem called Kya Derta Hai. So dont be afraid of anyone or anything and strive for a better tomorrow because you yourself are the beacon of success.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKCfMncZWgg

Read more at: Shehzad Roy – Kya Derta Hai (Watch Official Music Video)

Pakistani Pop Singer, social activist and President of Zindagi Trust Shehzad Roy will soon be appearing on TV screens near you with his brand new music video “Kya Darta Hai”.

The new music video is directed by Saqib Malik while the song is again a youth oriented track, commenting & raising the voice against the current social injustices. Probably, the song is also sponsored by a telecommunication company of which Roy ambassador of. He can be seen wearing a Tee-shirt that reads “Chup Ka Dhushman” which relates very much to the campaign “Khamoshi Ka Boycott” run by Djuice.

The music video is said to be release just before the 14th August independence day.

Check out below the pictures of the making of Shehzad Roy’s new video “Kya Darta Hai”

Pictures are courtesy of  Shehzad Roy Page

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Shehzad Roy appears in new telenor ad against Booti Culture which is prevailing in our education system.

Cheating in any form is bad for the system. our youth faces it everyday when cheaters excel. lets boycott this culture in Pakistan and standup against it and make Pakistan a just place.

Read more at: Shehzad Roy in Telenor’s Djuice New Ad against BOOTI Culture

Top 5 Pakistani Singers Ruling the Bollywood Music

by Hafsah Sarfaraz

Pakistani Musicians crossing the border to lend their voice for a song or two in India isn’t a new story at all. Back in the day Nazia Hassan and Zohaib made the music of Disco Deewane rocking success and since then this has become a trend. In 2004, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan made his debut in Bollywood with the music of Paap and it wasn’t long ago when the Bhatts welcomed Atif Aslam to Bollywood with open arms and made him sing for their production. And it wasn’t just Atif who made it there, from Rahat Fateh Ali khan to Shafqat Amanat Ali, Ali Zafar, Mustafa Zahid, Ali Azmat, Call, Annie, Adeel Chaudhry and Shehzad Roy all crossed the border for a singing stint. Here’s a look at the five singers who actually made it big in Bollywood in the past few years!

1. Atif Aslam

Pakistani artists and singers are known for making music of different genres whereas in India most of the music made is the typical filmy sort. And the audience demands variety, so when the need for diversity arose the directors and producers had no choice but to look across the border for fresh talent. And when they did so, their eyes fell directly on Atif Aslam! This was back in 2005 when Atif Aslam crossed the border for the first time to sing for Bollywood and the Bhatts in particular. After ‘Woh Lamhe’ for Zeher, there was no looking back and also I might add, every single song he gave voice to was a hit to say the least. ‘Tere Bin’ topped charts in 2006, ‘Pehli Nazar Main’ did the same in 2008 and ‘Tera Honay Laga Hoon’ and ‘Tu Jaane Na’ were the biggest hits of last year among others. So much so that Atif got nominated for his music in literally every award function last year. Clearly, Atif has made it big in Bollywood with the magic of his voice.

2. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has sung the most for Bollywood among all other Pakistani singers. He has contributed in 30 different movies in the past 6 years and these movies have been big budget films starring the best that Indian cinema has to offer. His music has been a part of Om Shanti Om, Singh is King, Namaste London, Aaja Nachle, Billu Barber, Love Aajkal, My Name Is Khan, I Hate Luv Stories, We Are Family, Dabangg and many others. Now if a big budget movie comes out without Rahat’s voice in it, it seems incomplete! These days Rahat is the co-judge of a music show with Sonu Nigam which airs in both India and Pakistan. With all these achievements up his sleeve, one can only wonder if even the sky is the limit for Rahat.

3. Shafqat Amanat Ali

Shafqat Amanat Ali made his debut in Bollywood with the famous ‘Mitwa’ from Karan Johar’s Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna, which turned out to be a super hit! It continued to top charts for weeks and was probably the best track of the movie. That’s when Shafqat made his place in the hearts of many Indian music lovers and what better start could Shafqat have hoped for than to sing for Karan Johar’s production? But that wasn’t it for him. He went on to sing ‘Yeh Hosla’ for Dor, which turned out to be an extremely beautiful track that got lots of critical acclaim. Along with giving his voice to movies like Hello, Mumbai Cuttings and Aashayen, he recently sang ‘Bin Tere’ for I Hate Luv Storys and the song was nothing less than a chartbuster! Shafqat may not have sung as much as other Pakistani singers for Bollywood, but whatever that he has sung has been phenomenal!

4. Ali Zafar

When most other Pakistani singers crossed the border to sing, one couldn’t figure out why Ali Zafar wasn’t doing the same? Maybe he was waiting for the right time, maybe he had other plans or maybe he wanted to do something different — at that point in time we didn’t know what it was. Today we certainly do. He wanted to do border crossing like it was never done before and he did it eventually. Ali Zafar’s ticket to Bollywood has definitely been the much talked about Tere Bin Laden but don’t just forget that not only has Ali acted in the movie as the lead but also sung four songs of Tere Bin Laden. ‘I Love Amreeka’, ‘Ullu Da Patha’ and ‘Welcome To Amreeka’ are tracks composed by the superb trio Shankar Ehsan Loy and sung by Ali himself while ‘Bus Ek Soch’ is truly Ali’s own composition! Ali has made us all very proud.

5. Shehzad Roy

The latest singer to cross the border and join the Bollywood bandwagon is Shehzad Roy. Sure, he took time to make his singing debut there but something tells us there’s going to be no looking back. Shehzad Roy’s song, ‘Bullshit’ was featured in Akshay Kumar’s latest movie, Khatta Meetha. The best thing about Shehzad’s debut is that the song is his own composition. It might seem familiar to Pakistanis because it’s a mixture of ‘Laga Reh’ and ‘Qismat Apnay Haath Main’ but hopefully will be fresh enough for Bollywood directors. Here’s wishing Shehzad Roy all the best for his future projects

Read more at: Top 5 Pakistani Singers Ruling the Bollywood Music

Download : Bullshit

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