MUSIC: QISMAT APNAY HATH MEIN

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Wake up! Wake up Pakistan! That is what really Shehzad Roy's new album Qismat Apnay Haat Main represents. Shehzad is back after a long time with his new album. This album really rocks as almost all the songs need to be appreciated. One of the most popular songs in the album “Lage Reh” represents the present condition of our country and encourages us to improve our country. You can just check the video of this song; it is attractive and needs to be appreciated. Then, there is a song on our great leader Quaid-i-Azam, which represents his great personality and work for our country. Other great song in this album is “Qismat Apnay Haat Main” in which Shehzad Roy denies all the fake promises for our country made by some people. The song “Zindagi” featured by Abida Parveen is a hit. It contains a collection of other hit songs like “Khul kay pyar”, “Darwaza”, “Ankhein”, etc. that you would really enjoy.
So, what are you waiting for, just tune to this album and tell the world you are listening to Shehzad Roy's new album. In the mean time, best of luck to Shehzad Roy for his new album.
 
You can also download it from www.songs.pk
 
Pardeep Kewlani 

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