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Chahat Fateh Ali Khan responds boldly to criticism

Chahat Fateh Ali Khan responds boldly to criticism

  • Khan gained fame as an entertainer, singing and producing his tracks.
  • He defended himself against ongoing criticism, stating that many Pakistani singers and musicians dislike him.
  • Khan clarified that his song, "Bado Badi," is different from the original and is meant for females.
Chahat Fateh Ali Khan gained fame as an entertainer in a very short time. He sings and produces his tracks, although many people disagree with calling him a singer. He has appeared on many shows and performed live. Recently, he joined Hina Niazi’s show and fiercely defended himself against the ongoing criticism.

He said that many people are jealous of him and do not consider him a singer. He revealed that many other singers refuse to perform at events where he is performing. He added that many Pakistani singers and musicians dislike him and show a lot of arrogance.

This is what he shared:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=289&v=Duj8zsBlK58&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Freviewit.pk%2F&source_ve_path=Mjg2NjY

Chahat Fateh Ali Khan further stated that Noor Jahan did not become famous because of "Bado Badi," nor did Mumtaz gain fame from that song. He emphasized that his song is completely different from the original "Bado Badi." He said people are making a fuss for no reason. He explained that his song is meant for females and is entirely different. He added that people ask stupid questions, but he is doing what he enjoys, and told critics to go their way.

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