Abrar Ul Haq Provides Update On Nach Punjaban Controversy. Abrar ul Haq is one multitalented man. Coming from a family of educators and army officers, he went on to study geography as well as law. Abrar also was a professor of geography in the prestigious Aitchison College in Lahore. That is when he started to write his songs and his Billo De Ghar blew up to become a sensation. He has since then given us countless hits and he is definitely the Bhangra king of Pakistan.
Abrar ul Haq is the king of Bhangra in Pakistan. His songs are evergreen and no wedding in Pakistan is complete without some of his bhangra numbers playing during the functions. Abrar ul Haq is one multitasker and he did great in every field he stepped into. He is one of the most successful singers in Pakistan, he stepped into philanthropy and is successfully running a hospital while he is also a well-known politician. Abrar Ul Haq also served as the Chairman of Red Crescent Pakistan till recently.
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One of the biggest songs by Abrar ul Haq is Nach Punjaban. You can never have a Punjabi wedding without it such is the impact of Nach Punjaban. But Bollywood did what Bollywood does. Karan Johar’s production house stole the song and used it in their film Jug Jug Jeyo and Abrar ul Haq gave a statement that he has not given the rights for that song to them.
While in an interview on G Sarkar, he has given an update about the controversy. He revealed that he has filed a case against them in UK, another case against them has also been filed in Pakistan and now he is preparing to challenge them in India. Abrar also said that Karan Johar will need to pay the damages for stealing his song.
Abrar Ul Haq Provides Update On Nach Punjaban Controversy
Bollywood loves stealing Pakistani music and storylines without ever giving any credits or taking permission. They do not want Pakistani artists to work there but Pakistani content is allowed to be screened. The latest controversy was Nach Punjaban by Abrar ul Haq getting featured in Varun Dhawan starrer Jug Jugg Jeeyo.
