One Pound Fish man back in Pakistan, says deportation news incorrect
Shahid Nazir arrives in Lahore, thanks people for the warm welcome.
LAHORE:
The One Pound Fish man, Shahid Nazir returned to a rousing welcome at the Lahore Airport on Thursday.
Speaking to media on his arrival at the airport, Nazir thanked the people of Pakistan for their appreciation and the warm welcome.
Responding to a query about being deported out of Britain, Nazir termed the news incorrect and said he has a visa and is in Pakistan only for few weeks.
“I’m here because I have to apply for visa to visit France for the song release,” he explained.
Calling his hit single a gift from God, Nazir said the song was a spontaneous creation.
Shahid moved to Britain just over a year ago with the hope of making enough money to send to his wife and four children in Pakistan.
On his first day at the fish stall, his boss told him to shout to customers to get their attention. He said he did not like shouting, and so made up a song.
Nazir signed a record deal with Warner Music after he was spotted in a YouTube video of him singing at the Queen’s Market, Upton Park, which got more than 3.6 million views.
The One Pound Fish man, Shahid Nazir returned to a rousing welcome at the Lahore Airport on Thursday.
Speaking to media on his arrival at the airport, Nazir thanked the people of Pakistan for their appreciation and the warm welcome.
Responding to a query about being deported out of Britain, Nazir termed the news incorrect and said he has a visa and is in Pakistan only for few weeks.
“I’m here because I have to apply for visa to visit France for the song release,” he explained.
Calling his hit single a gift from God, Nazir said the song was a spontaneous creation.
Shahid moved to Britain just over a year ago with the hope of making enough money to send to his wife and four children in Pakistan.
On his first day at the fish stall, his boss told him to shout to customers to get their attention. He said he did not like shouting, and so made up a song.
Nazir signed a record deal with Warner Music after he was spotted in a YouTube video of him singing at the Queen’s Market, Upton Park, which got more than 3.6 million views.