Naseebo Lal is a Pakistani folk singer. His ancestors belonged to Rajasthan in India. He sings in Punjabi, Urdu and Marwari. He is known for his performances in various stage shows and cultural events in Pakistani stage shows and cultural events. She participated in the Pakistani music show ‘Coke Studio’ in 2016. It was the ninth season of Coke Studio where she sang the song Groove Mera with Aima Baig and Young Stunners. He then appeared in the fourteenth season of the Pakistani music show Coke Studio in 2022 and sang the song Tu Jhoom with Abida Praveen.
Naseebo Lal while singing on Coke Studio
Wiki/Biography
Naseebo Lal was born on Saturday, January 10, 1970 (age 52 years; in 2022) in Chishtian, Pakistan. His zodiac sign is Capricorn. He had no formal education.
Physical appearance
Height (approx): 5′ 6″
Hair Color: Black (often dyed)
Eye Color: Black
Family
Parents & Siblings
His mother’s name is Babli. He has two younger sisters named Sheena Lal and Farah Lal, and both are singers.
Naseebo Lal (far left) with his sister Farha Lal and his niece
Naseebo Lal’s sister, Sheena Lal while singing
He has two brothers named Shahid Lal and Tabedar Lal, who are singers in the Pakistani entertainment industry.
Naseebo Lal with his brother Shahid Lal
Husband & Son
Her husband’s name is Naveed Naseebo Lal. The couple has a son and a daughter named Murad Hussain and Noor Fatima respectively.
Naseebo Lal with her husband and daughter
Naseebo Lal with his son and daughter
Early Life
Naseebo Lal’s forefathers used to sing songs and stage musical performances at public gatherings and weddings. His ancestry belongs to Rajasthan; however, they moved to Pakistan after the partition of India in 1947. His mother was a singer and had knowledge of music, and she used to teach music to Naseebo Lal in his childhood.
Music Education
At a young age, he learned music from Ustaad Lal Khan and Ustaad tabla maestro Tafoo. The song ‘Sun Ve Balori Akh Walia’ from the picture Anwara, released in 1970, was composed by Tafoo. In 1999, Naseebo Lal made his singing debut in the Pakistani film industry when he sang in the Punjabi film Desan Da Raja, produced by Sarvar.
Hit song
‘Jinda Yaar Juda Ho Jaye,’ ‘Bukkal De Vich Chor,’ and ‘Kundi Na Kharka,’ ‘Meri Phullan Wali Kurti,’ ‘Ronde Ne Nain Nimare,’ ‘Sache Kabhe Moun Marde’ are some of the hit songs sung by Naseebo Lal. He is also known for singing the song ‘Silli Silli Aundi Hawa’ which was previously sung by Indian singer Hans Raj Hans. The song was a huge hit which opened doors for her and she received several singing offers from Lollywood. A UK-based music industry called Oriental Star Agencies also approached him to record his songs.
Facts/Trivia
- Since childhood, Naseebo Lal loved to sing Madam Noor Jahan’s songs. Songs previously sung by Noor Jahan like ‘Jadon Holi Jai Lenda Mera’ and ‘Anda Tere Layee Reshmi Rumal’ were later changed and sung by Naseebo Lal.
- In 2012, in Birmingham, England, Naseebo Lal was invited by The Drum Theater to sing at a concert. This concert gave him world recognition.
- According to Naseebo Lal, the new and poor singers do not get proper training and opportunities to show their talent to the whole world. That is why, in 2016, Naseebo Lal opened a music academy for underprivileged young singers in Garwastan. In an interview with a media house, Naseebo Lal spoke about his struggles after he entered the Pakistani entertainment industry. Naseebo Lal says,
It is my dream to send young musicians to competitions around the world.”
- Naseebo Lal remains active on his Instagram account and Facebook page. More than 16k people follow him on Instagram, and he is followed by more than 26k people on his Facebook page.
- She often sings at various wedding events in Pakistan.
Naseebo Lal on the wedding invitation
- Naseebo Lal has held several live shows and concerts with famous singers like Nargis, Nisar Butt, Shabnam Chaudhry, Zubin Shah, and Nadia Ali.
- Shahid Lal and Naseebo Lal released a music album together in 2017. Shahid is Naseebo’s brother.
- In 2021, Naseebo Lal, along with other singers who sang the national anthem of Pakistan Super League (PSL) 6 were heavily criticized for launching this song.
PSL 6 album poster
Categories: Biography
Source: SCHOOL TRANG DAI
