During the corona virus, many artists got married and now the well-known singer Haroon has been added to them.
The marriage ceremony was held in a simple manner with the participation of close friends and relatives.
Singer Aaron’s wife’s name is Farrukh and the two wore similar wedding dresses.
Singer Haroon is a British-born Pakistani singer, music producer, director and social activist.
He was part of the band’s soundtrack in the 1990s and released several popular songs and albums.
This year, after nearly a decade, he released his first solo song and returned to the music industry.
The singer released his song ‘Dhondon Ga’ on social media in April this year, the video of which has been viewed millions of times on Facebook.
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The lyrics of the song were written by Sabir Zafar, while the video was directed by Uzair Zaheer Khan.
Speaking to Dawn Images on the occasion, Haroon Rashid said, “As soon as I released this song, I received a great response. I didn’t think so. I want to thank everyone.”
Referring to his song, the singer said, “I had composed the song ‘Dhondon Ga’ many years ago, but it took some time to make a video of it. This video was made in front of the green screen, the first such music video in Pakistan.” Someone must have made it.
After being away from the music industry for so many years, Haroon said, “I was so busy with my Burqa Avenger project, I thought of launching it every year, but I couldn’t launch it and in the end I forgot about it. ‘
“When I was sitting at home because of the lockdown, my brother reminded me of this song and said, ‘Why don’t I release it now for the fans?’ Then I thought that people are really at home, someone is bored, someone is upset, so this is a good time to launch this song, it will definitely make the fans happy.
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The video for the song has been viewed more than 355,000 times on YouTube so far.
It may be recalled that the losers also appeared in the song ‘Tiyar Ho’ composed for the Pakistan Super League this year.