This took Sajjad by surprise, but the rest of the people thoroughly enjoyed it. This was the moment when Beena showed keen interest in the song.
“She walked up to us and asked if we are releasing the song in Sajjad Bhai’s new album and since we were still in a state of shock, in a daze, we said yes,” recalls Waqar Ali, Sajjad’s brother.
Right after that, she asked Mushtaque, a common acquaintance, to release the album. Even Mushtaque had no idea as to what was going on and had no previous experience in releasing music.
“Mushtaque said yes because he couldn’t say no to Beena Benjamin. None of us knew what was happening,” added Waqar.
This short meeting between Sajjad Ali, Mushtaque and Beena also lead to the formation of Sound Master Pakistan, the record label that produced some memorable Pakistani albums.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 22nd, 2014.
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the color, font and the outer glow of the title "Babia" is not copied from a chocolate brand commonly known as Mars. Managers at Mars needed 1.21 Jigowatts energy to pass through the flux capacitor in order to travel in time to 1993... i guess they did it !!!!
hahahaha Ahmad I love the sarcasm.
So ET when i stated that most of his songs are copied from other countries then you did not approved my comment?. I have a great respect for the music but we should give the credit where the credit is due but we should point out the lack of copyrights in Our country. Kindly come clean on this matter. When we bash India for copying songs and violating copyrights then why this theory dont apply on us as well?
Wonderful editors, there's no spelling mistake in the title of the article!!! Keep up the good work :)