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First Pakistan-India collab since May conflict is breathtakingly beautiful

News Desk

Sep 02

In a landmark moment for cross-border cultural exchange, Pakistani singer Zeeshan Ali has released his latest track Ishqa Ve, marking the first Indo-Pak collaborative music video since the armed conflict between the two nuclear-armed nations in May 2025.

 

The video, which beautifully bridges the emotional and cultural landscapes of India and Pakistan, was shot across Amritsar and Lahore, two cities steeped in history and shared heritage. The Amritsar segment was directed by renowned Indian filmmaker Gurpal Singh, while the Lahore portion was helmed by acclaimed Pakistani director Abu Aleeha.

 

Zeeshan Ali, known for his soulful voice and versatile singing style, has once again delivered a bewitching song. With a background in classical music, Zeeshan has made a name for himself by fusing traditional South Asian melodies with contemporary sounds. Ishqa Ve continues this trend, blending rich vocals with poignant storytelling and visuals that symbolise love beyond borders.

 

The release of Ishqa Ve is being hailed as a cultural breakthrough, with fans and critics alike praising the message of peace and harmony. In a time of heightened political tensions, this musical effort shines as a beacon of hope, proving once again that art knows no boundaries.

 

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