Saba Qamar is all praises for Zeb Bangash

Actor becomes a fan of singer’s newest release ‘Mehmaan’

Fan favourite Pakistani actor Saba Qamar recently took to Instagram Stories to express her admiration for musician Zeb Bangash’s latest song, Mehmaan. Known for her versatility and powerful performances, Saba’s heartfelt message highlights the profound impact of Zeb’s music on her listeners.

In her Instagram Stories, Saba penned a touching note, appreciating the depth and emotion conveyed through the musician’s song. She wrote, “I wanted to express my heartfelt thanks for your beautiful song. The depth of your lyrics, combined with your soothing voice, creates a truly magical experience. The way your voice carries the emotion and meaning in every word is remarkable.”

The actor further praised the musical arrangement, noting how it enhances the overall experience of the song. “The music background complements your vocals perfectly, making the entire composition feel like it’s taking us to another world,” she continued.

The Mrs & Mrs Shameem actor also commended Zeb’s artistry and direction, stating, “Your artistry and direction in this song are truly inspiring.”

Ending her note, Saba encouraged Zeb to continue creating impactful music. “Keep up the amazing work; your music has a unique and powerful impact. Sending loads of love, prayers and positive vibes your way.”

Mehmaan was the eleventh and final song of this season of Coke Studio. Other than Zeb, the song features 18-year-old viral sensation Noorima Rehan and Torwali, who hails from the remote village of Taip Se Ban in northwestern Pakistan and sings in the Torwali language, an Indo-Aryan dialect that before 2007 did not have a written tradition. The song has been viewed almost seven million times on YouTube since its release over two weeks ago.

Torwali was first noticed by Coke Studio Pakistan producer Zulfikar Jabbar Khan, popularly known as “Xulfi,” who came across a YouTube video of him singing a “Zo” or “Zjo,” a traditional folk song, while tending to his animals in the highland pastures. The video of the performance, recorded by foreign tourists in 2021, was widely shared on social media platforms.

“Before Coke Studio, I had never traveled outside Tape Si Baan, nor did I study at school,” Torwali told Arab News in an interview. “I only played cricket, hung out with my friends throughout my life and looked after my cattle. This was my whole life.”