Fawad Khan’s high school yearbook photo has been doing the rounds on social media and while his appearance makes one wonder how he hasn’t aged, what’s more interesting is his quote.
It seems the singer-turned-superstar foresaw the limelight he’d be in and wrote, “Work hard and one day, when they open the books, your name might be in it.” And it won’t be wrong to say that since graduation, his name has been almost everywhere, if not on every bookshelf than on everyone’s lips, in most magazines and on several TV screens.
Fawad completed his A levels from Lahore Grammar School in Johar Town and you won’t be surprised to know he was also the Head Boy of his school. And despite being missing in action lately, Fawad has certainly not been forgotten and will be making his big screen comeback with The Legend of Maula Jatt opposite Mahira Khan as soon as the cinemas re-open.
Not only that, he will also be seen opposite Mahira in Neelofer, his own production venture. Moreover, Fawad, who likes to lay it low, was spotted earlier this week at makeup artist Adnan Ansari’s birthday celebrations in Karachi.
Whereas his former rock band, Entity Paradigm, recently reappeared on social media with an announcement: “It is here in Pakistan and available worldwide, go download the app and listen to #Irtiqa now exclusively on #Spotify.” Irtiqa, the 2003 album of EP is now available for streaming worldwide.
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