It was a moment frozen in time – a 10-year-old girl, eyes wide with wonder, watching a music video that would remain with her for years to come. The song was "Sajni" by the Pakistani band Jal. As the ...

After Farhan Saeed covered Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s “Halka Halka Suroor”, rumours were abuzz that the singer would be calling it quits with his band Jal. On September 3, Saeed finally confirmed the ...

From "Aadat" to "Sajni", Pakistani band Jal has given audiences numerous popular songs which have left quite an impression on audiences. Earlier, the band first came to Dhaka in 2010 to perform, now ...

KARACHI: “Many older bands are going through the same thing. Their lineups are changed or they have other issues. I agree Jal doesn’t have the same hype it used to have,” Jal front man Goher Mumtaz ...

New Delhi: Fans of Pakistani band Jal were left disappointed after the concert in Mumbai, scheduled for today, was cancelled. Jal's vocalist and lead guitarist Goher Mumtaz told NDTV that the concert, ...

The release of Jal’s Tere Baajon video proves once and for all that Goher Mumtaz, who has been busy with acting assignments, has also managed to keep Jal intact. Their return heralds great tidings for ...

Goher Mumtaz dropped a happy selfie Farhan Saeed that made fans curious about a Jal band reunion. Goher shared the picture and wrote: “Missing persons? @farhan_saeed.” The caption makes one think if ...

Pakistani musician Gohar Mumtaz has revealed that Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt once wanted to use Jal Band’s iconic track Aadat in his film — but the song ultimately ended up in a Bhatt production ...

Their claim to fame, at the beginning of the century, heralded a new era in Bollywood music — the Pakistani song. Jal, the neighbouring nation’s biggest pop act, made their debut in Indian cinema in ...

Singer and actor Farhan Saeed recently revealed why he decided to part ways with Jal. Speaking on ARY News programme Har Lamha Purjosh, he said: “I worked with Jal band for 10 years which is a long ...

Pakistani band Jal, famous for the songs "Aadat," "Sajni," and many others, will perform in Bangladesh after 14 years. The band's lead vocalist and guitarist Goher Mumtaz has confirmed their upcoming ...