Congratulations! Ali Azmat welcomes his first baby

The baby has been named Ella, which means torch or bright light.


News Desk September 14, 2012

Pakistan’s very own grungy rockstar Ali Azmat and his wife television producer Fariha Khan have been blessed with a baby girl.

Late on Thusrday night, the couple welcomed their daughter who has been named Ella, which means torch or bright light.


The singer tweeted, “Ella is here” late on Thursday night. He married his long-time girlfriend in September last year. The news of his wedding came as a surprise to his fans who had presumed that the rockstar would never settle for something as serious as a full-time commitment. The rumours that Azmat vowed to stay a bachelor all his life, told female fans to keep no hopes.

But Azmat surprised us all when he finally tied the knot! The “Garaj Baras” singer is known for his sardonic wit and his politically charged comments and recently was seen tweeting for the release of Rimsha Masih. “Free Rimsha you dimwits,” the singer had posted last week, regarding a Christian girl who was jailed after being accused of blasphemy. Azmat’s friend, singer-cum-actor Ali Zafar congratulated Azmat on Twitter. “Beautiful name. Wonderful news. May the family have the most fantastic life ever” to which Azmat replied, “Thanks bro, it’s a brand new feeling altogether.” Congratulations to the couple!

Published in The Express Tribune, September 15th, 2012.         


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COMMENTS (24)

Zafar | 11 years ago | Reply

Congrats Ali Azmat and family !!! In my POV, origin of the name is not of any concern; all that matters is that it should have a good meaning. So I don't see any un-Islamic thing in it.

Dr Dang | 11 years ago | Reply

Congrats To Ali & family for the baby daughter You deserve this Ali you come across as a brave man,... Respect from India

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