Wajid Ali Baghdadi releases new Punjabi folk song ‘Mere Dholay Da Dunya’
LAHORE - Renowned Pakistani singer Wajid Ali Baghdadi has released his latest Punjabi folk song, “Mere Dholay Da Dunya,” featuring popular model Wajeeha Ali and actor and film producer Samad Aariz in the lead roles. The music video has been produced under the banner of KAB G Productions, with Samad Aariz also serving as the producer. The lyrics have been penned by Shafi Zakhmi, while Abdullah Afzal handled the coordination for the project.
- ▪LAHORE - Renowned Pakistani singer Wajid Ali Baghdadi has released his latest Punjabi folk song, “Mere Dholay Da Dunya,” featuring popular model Wajeeha Ali and actor and film producer Samad Aariz in the lead roles.
- ▪The music video has been produced under the banner of KAB G Productions, with Samad Aariz also serving as the producer.
- ▪The lyrics have been penned by Shafi Zakhmi, while Abdullah Afzal handled the coordination for the project.
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LAHORE - Renowned Pakistani singer Wajid Ali Baghdadi has released his latest Punjabi folk song, “Mere Dholay Da Dunya,” featuring popular model Wajeeha Ali and actor and film producer Samad Aariz in the lead roles. The music video has been produced under the banner of KAB G Productions, with Samad Aariz also serving as the producer. The lyrics have been penned by Shafi Zakhmi, while Abdullah Afzal handled the coordination for the project. The music video showcases high-quality production and a distinctive visual style, combining traditional Punjabi folk elements with a modern presentation. The project has been shot on beautifully designed sets, with special attention given to production quality, creativity and visual appeal.
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