Actor Abrar Qazi lends his voice to a rap track ‘Devi Gamladhari' for his upcoming show Kabhi Neem Neem Kabhi Shahad Shahad
The channel, known for delivering iconic stories and beloved characters, is ready to launch its latest offering 'Kabhi Neem Neem Kabhi Shahad Shahad', featuring the talented Abrar Qazi as the lead.
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The actor, who has previously impressed audiences with his powerful performance in
' show 'Yeh Hai Chahatein', brings freshness and charm to this unique show.
Adding a personal touch to the launch, Abrar Qazi has sung a special promotional rap song for the show 'Kabhi Neem Neem Kabhi Shahad Shahad'. 'Devi Gamladhari' captures the mood and energy of the story featuring the female lead Katha.
Kabhi Neem Neem Kabhi Shahad Shahad is a slice-of-life drama that blends everyday emotions with quirky moments, offering the perfect balance of warmth and conflict, just like its name suggests.
With a storyline that's engaging and relatable, the show promises to strike a chord with viewers across all age groups.
Sharing his excitement on the debut singing experience, Abrar Qazi shared, 'I'm super excited as this is my first time doing something like this, and that too on a big platform! Honestly, I never imagined I'd rap, but the response from fans, friends, and family has been overwhelming.'
Talking about his initial days, the actor shared an anecdote, 'It all began when our creative director asked me to lip-sync a fast-paced rap. I jokingly said I could rap, and she took it seriously! I gave it a try, and recorded a sample on my phone, and the music director loved it. Next thing I know, I'm in the studio recording the final version.'
Revealing his hidden talents, Abrar concluded, 'I've always loved rap and music though I never shared this side of me publicly. Apart from acting, I'm also passionate about direction, editing, and even VFX!'
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