Video of the day: Junaid Jamshed can still sing
On his recent trip to Toronto, Junaid Jamshed sang a verse from his famous Dil Dil Pakistan. Double thumbs up!
You have to admit this: even if you heartily appreciate Junaid Jamshed’s transition from a musician to a religious scholar, a part of you still misses his legendary singles like Aitebar and Maula.
What is drawing fans to his recent video is his trip to Toronto for the Canada Muslim Festival 2011 where the bearded, now reformed, Junaid Jamshed sings Dil Dil Pakistan an all-time cherished Pakistani national song, which is also considered as the second national anthem of the country.
Even though Jamshed sings only one verse of the song, the magic of his voice makes you replay the video over and over again to reminisce a singer Pakistanis will never forget.
Video rating: Double thumbs up for still remembering your fans.
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What is drawing fans to his recent video is his trip to Toronto for the Canada Muslim Festival 2011 where the bearded, now reformed, Junaid Jamshed sings Dil Dil Pakistan an all-time cherished Pakistani national song, which is also considered as the second national anthem of the country.
Even though Jamshed sings only one verse of the song, the magic of his voice makes you replay the video over and over again to reminisce a singer Pakistanis will never forget.
Video rating: Double thumbs up for still remembering your fans.
Do you have a YouTube video you wish to have reviewed by The Express Tribune? Submit your url with a brief description to web@tribune.com.pk. Only local content will be considered for review.