Saeen ki biwi bhi saeen: Ali Gul Pir to tie the knot next year

Published October 22, 2014
Singer, songwriter and comedian Ali Gul Pir. — Photo courtesy: Ali Gul Pir's official Facebook page
Singer, songwriter and comedian Ali Gul Pir. — Photo courtesy: Ali Gul Pir's official Facebook page

Singer, songwriter and comedian Ali Gul Pir who gained instant stardom with 'Waderai ka Beta' , a comedic song highlighting VIP culture and the political situation in Pakistan, is now making headlines for a different reason — he is getting married!

Speaking to the 'Taroo Maroo' star, we were exposed to a different side of the sarcastic and hilarious Ali we all have come to know — he's a romantic.

"I've partied a lot in my life, but there's a time and place for everything and it was simply time for me to grow up and move on to the next stage of my life. I was lucky enough to meet and fall in love with someone at the right time who's awesome and fun," he told Dawn.

Although Ali is not comfortable disclosing the name of his fiancée just yet, he said they met over a year ago through mutual friends and clicked instantly.

"It's like being in love with a friend, which is the best thing," the smitten singer said.

No date for the wedding has yet been finalised. However, Ali shared that the wedding will take place sometime in the summer of 2015.

Opinion

Editorial

Impending slaughter
Updated 07 May, 2024

Impending slaughter

Seven months into the slaughter, there are no signs of hope.
Wheat investigation
07 May, 2024

Wheat investigation

THE Shehbaz Sharif government is in a sort of Catch-22 situation regarding the alleged wheat import scandal. It is...
Naila’s feat
07 May, 2024

Naila’s feat

IN an inspirational message from the base camp of Nepal’s Mount Makalu, Pakistani mountaineer Naila Kiani stressed...
Plugging the gap
06 May, 2024

Plugging the gap

IN Pakistan, bias begins at birth for the girl child as discriminatory norms, orthodox attitudes and poverty impede...
Terrains of dread
Updated 06 May, 2024

Terrains of dread

Restored faith in the police is unachievable without political commitment and interprovincial support.
Appointment rules
Updated 06 May, 2024

Appointment rules

If the judiciary had the power to self-regulate, it ought to have exercised it instead of involving the legislature.