Paracha releases patriotic song 'Ae Mere Watan'
Singer Hussnain Ali Paracha has released a new patriotic song 'Ae Mere Watan' in connection with Independence Day.
The song highlights the timeless tale of the nation's bravery and the sacrifices of the martyrs. According to a Radio Pakistan report, the song vividly reflects the greatness of Pakistan and the unity of its people.
In May, Paracha wrote and performed in 'Yalghar Hai' — a victory anthem released by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), to pay tribute to the bravery, unity, and resilience of the country's armed forces as they stand tall to protect the motherland.
The anthem carried a strong message of patriotism, following the four-day military clashes between Pakistan and India. One can experience the powerful spirit and unwavering courage of Pakistan through this stirring anthem by the ISPR.
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