Zubeen Garg timeless melodies resonate beyond borders at Karachi music event.
Pakistani pop-rock band Khudgharz has recently paid respects to the late Indian singer Zubeen Garg in a recent concert in Karachi, where they played his evergreen hit “Ya Ali” for a crowded audience. The show, posted on the band’s official Instagram page, was a poignant expression of cross-border respect for Zubeen’s stupendous musical contribution.
The viral clip of the tribute takes Khudgharz as he gives a moving performance of “Ya Ali”, with the Karachi audience singing in fervent unison. The act reaffirmed the iconic singer’s enduring popularity and the strength of his music to bridge borders, touching an emotional chord with fans across the world. The atmosphere inside the venue was charged with energy as the crowd joined in full swing, leaving the moment unforgettable.
Zubeen Garg’s untimely death had shocked the world, including the music and movie industry, which brought tears and bittersweet farewells from artists and fans across the world.
Sharing the performance online, Khudgharz wrote, “From Karachi With Love, Zubeen Garg, you’ll always remain a part of our playlists. Thank you.” The public acknowledgment further highlighted the cultural bond and mutual respect between the Indian and Pakistani music communities. The post quickly went viral, drawing emotional reactions from followers of both nations, who expressed gratitude for the touching gesture and reminisced about their favorite Zubeen Garg songs.
One of the members of Khudgharz played the guitar during the performance, with the others contributing to singing along, as the audience followed in harmony. The clip quickly went viral on social media, garnering over five lakh views and inspiring widespread appreciation for Zubeen’s lasting impact.
One of the popular comments on the trending post was, “I wish he knew how loved he was. He is not only celebrated in his motherland but also elsewhere. Truly a legend.” Several other fans expressed similar sentiments, testifying to Zubeen Garg’s ageless popularity and the cross-border appeal of his music.
