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Habib Wali Mohammad

**Habib Wali Mohammad** was a Pakistani ghazal singer. Habib Wali Mohammad was born in 1924 Rangoon to a conservative Memon family, which later moved to Mumbai.During his childhood Habib Wali Mohammad often listened to Qawwali music.He received his MBA from Syracuse University, New York in 1947, and then lived in Mumbai for about 10 years before moving to Pakistan.
Habib Wali received classical music lessons from Ustad Latafath Husain, nephew of Ustad Fayyaz Khan. In college, he became active in the musical functions of Ismail Yusuf College, gaining the nickname 'Taan sain'.In 1941, Habib Wali was awarded first prize in a Bombay music competition with 1200 contestants, including the singer Mukesh Chand Mathur. His winning performance was singing the ghazal of the last Moghul Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, Lagta Nahin Hai Jee Mera Ujray Diyar Mein.
Alam Lohar

**Alam Lohar** was a prominent Punjabi folk music from the Punjab region of Pakistan, formerly British India. He is credited with popularising the musical term Jugni.
Alam Lohar was born in 1928 in Achh, a village in Kharian Tehsil, Gujrat District of Punjab, British India. He was born into a family of blacksmiths. As a child, Lohar read Sufiana Kalaam, a collection of Punjabi stories and poetry.Alam Lohar developed a new style of singing the Punjabi Vaar, an epic or folk tale which made him popular when he toured villages and towns in the Punjab region. He is famous for his rendition of Waris Shah’s Heer along with other songs such as Saif-Ul-Malook. He recorded his first album at the age of 13 and has outsold all other singers in Pakistan at the time.
Amjad Sabri

Hailing from a long line of legendary *qawwals*, **Amjad Fareed Sabri** has inherited the art and charm of his father Ghulam Fareed Sabri- a qawwali extraordinaire himself. A man with international fame, his voice is rich with the emotion of a faithful devotee. Born on December 23, 1976 he had started to learn qawwali at the tender age of nine years from the best teacher under the sun, his own father. A musical prodigy, he joined his father on stage to perform at the age of 12 years and people fell in love with him. That was back in 1988, and since then, he has been the one of the most acclaimed *qawwals* in the subcontinent, having performed across the world.
Devika Chawla

Devika is an Indian pop singer and songwriter.
Devika started vocal music training in New Delhi, India when she was eight years old. She continued her training and advanced to Ragas and Hindustani Classical Music, learning under the supervision of several great teachers. The classical training provided her a great base for expansion to other popular styles. She performed frequently through high school (Modern School, New Delhi), using both classical and popular styles to capture her audience.
Adnan Sami

Adnan Sami is a Pakistani singer, musician, pianist, actor and composer with a command on Indian and Western Classical/ Semi-Classical notes, Jazz, Rock & Pop music. He is among the most listened to musicians of Pakistan*.* According to Pakistani newspaper dawn, no Pakistani musician has gotten as much credibility and popularity in India as Adnan Sami.
Aoharu x Machinegun Volume 18 (NAOE)

**Year Released**  | August 18, 2020

*Aoharu x Kikanjuu* is NAOE's creation, which is written and illustrated by her. The eighteenth and the last volume of the manga series, "Aoharu x Machinegun" was published in English by Yen Press on August 18, 2020, and is released in Japan on September 28, 2019, 2017 by Square Enix.

## Synopsis

The prelude is over. The real match starts…now. With Star White down a member and Midori injured, Toy Gun Gun appears to have the upper hand. But can Haruki overcome his feelings of inferiority and finally surpass his twin brother?! Meanwhile, the battle with Midori has become a contest of endurance—one Matsuoka and Hotaru seem to be losing…

## Chapters

### The List of Chapters

* 074. I Don't Understand
* 075. I Want You To Be Happy
* 076. My Selfishness
* 077. Farewell
* 078. Game Start
Faakhir

**Faakhir** Mehmood is a Pakistani singer, composer, lyricist and producer and an electrical engineer by education. Born on April 20, 1973, he started out with the highly successful band Awaz which also consisted of the musician Haroon Rasheed. When Awaz broke up, Faakhir went on to pursue an extremely successful solo career that spanned 4 albums namely "Aatish", "Sab tun Sohniyeh", "Mantra" and "Jee Chaahey" released in 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2011 respectively. Known for distinct melodies and fusion of different music styles, Faakhir remains one of the most well-known singers in Pakistan today.
Abid Brohi

Part of Patari Tabeer!

Abid used to work as an errand boy in Sibbi. One of his jobs was to bring food and tea for artists performing at the local melas. He had the soul of an entertainer though, and so would often be asked to come on stage as an opening act where he would dance or crack jokes.

Abid had also taught himself how to rap after coming across songs by Bohemia. Although the famous rapper sang in Punjabi, he left Abid entranced. Despite having no formal education and never having come across rap in his native tongue he composed his own lyrics, memorising them entirely.

One day, he noticed a camera crew at the local mela and went up to them, telling them he had several talents, foremost of which was his rapping. Using various gestures and a lot of style, Abid put on a captivating performance for the crew.

The video of his rap then landed with SomewhatSuper who immediately were inspired to create something with it. Joining the Tabeer platform, they got Patari to invite Abid to Lahore where he recorded his vocals and heard his own voice in a proper song for the first time.

Abid would often find temporary employment at the DCO’s residence during the famous Sibbi Mela. During the mela, he would make sure to hang out with and serve food and tea to the famous artists visiting the event. Many times, he was given promises of collaborations, but nothing happened.

One year, Raza Shah, a documentary maker covering the Mela saw Abid, and asked him to show him around. After a few days, Raza recorded an interview and some of Abid’s songs and came back to Lahore. From Raza, Abid’s story reached Somewhatsuper and Patari, and a few months later Abid was in Lahore recording his vocals in a studio.  “The Sibbi Song” is the culmination of that journey.

The experience left him so delighted he couldn't stop laughing for several minutes, giddy with joy.
Atif Aslam

Who run the world? Pindi Boizz.

Who run the world? Pindi Boizz.

Sorry Beyonce, but our Pindi Boy actually runs the musical
world on this side of the earth. With 3 albums, over 30 bollywood songs, 11
appearances in Coke Studio Pakistan, 7 collaborative songs and unlimited Award
nominations and wins, Atif Aslam is the musical heartthrob loved by both sides
of the border. The only other person enjoying the same love is Sunny Leone but
Patari Kitty will focus on Atif.

Born on March 12, 1983, Atif came to public eye with his
Band “Jal” in 2002 and song Aadat. Without the discrimination of shop, building
or vehicle, Aadat was bursting through every corner of the country. After
parting ways with Jal the band, Atif went on to release his solo album “Jal
Pari” in 2004 which was accepted by nation faster than an apology by Shaista
Wahidi. Atif released two more albums called “Doorie” and “Meri Kahani” in 2006
and 2007 respectively. Having done slaying hearts in Pakistan, Atif showed no
mercy to India and took over with his dreamy personality and even dreamier
voice. Touring all across the world with billion of fans running behind him,
Patari Kitty wants him to know that it cooks the best Fish. Just saying.
Junaid Jamshed

He was born on 3 September, 1964, but **Junaid Jamshed** was
brought to light in 1986 when Rohail Hyatt saw him performing for at university
campuses and thought “Hmm, here is the vocalist for our newly found band Vital
Signs.” Well, he thought something like that.

With JJ as the vocalist, Vital Signs gain popularity underground and now they
were in their way to be discovered by names like Shoaib Mansoor. The first
album, “Vital Signs 1” was released in 1987 that contained songs like Dil Dil
Pakistan making vital signs and especially JJ, the heartthrob of every
Pakistani. The second album called “Vital Signs 2” wasn’t as successful as
first one but they came back with turbo boost in 1993 and brought 3rd
album called “Aitebaar” followed by last album in 1995 called “Hum Tum” and
then JJ went solo, just like Zayn Malik. Of course there was less twitter drama
back then.

Solo JJ released 2 albums; “Tumhara Aur Mera Naam” in 1994
and “Us Rah Par” in 1999. His third album called “The best of Junaid Jamshed
was released in 2000 consisting mostly of remixes of his Vital Signs era songs.
“Dil ki Baat” was his last solo album as a pop and rock singer. The year 2000
brought with it some shady news about JJ breaking up with music industry. These
reports were officially addressed in 2004 when JJ announced to part ways with
music and dedicate his life to Islam and his clothing store. As of 2004, JJ is
categorized as a Naat Khuwan and successful fashion designer.
Farhan Saeed

Totally dreamy and voice like melted gurh, **Farhan Saeed** is
the lead vocalist of Jal the band. Born on September 14, 1984, Farhan had his
father and brother as inspirations and by the age of 9, he had found his true
potential as a singer. Keeping his prime focus on his studies like a good
munda, he performed for larger crowds in 1999 during his A levels and
participated in a singing competition in his university in 2001 to impress Xulfi
from Call the Band. Making sure this talent doesn’t get lost, another Call
member Sultan Raja played the match maker and introduced Gohar Mumtaz and
Farhan Saeed and rest, as we know, is in the bio of Jal the band.
Danish Rahi

**Danish Rahi** has been involved in the music industry since childhood. He started out his music career by composing music jingles for PTV. As a teenager in the 90's, he performed various concerts and formulated several bands including Amadeus, The Symphony Slaves, and Shorr. His first song to gain popularity was 'Jan-e-Mann' that aired on the famous TV show MCC (Music Channel Charts) directed by Ghazanfer Ali.
4 Paee

Have you ever loved your bed so much you named your band
after it? Talk about real relationship goals! A freestyle percussions band that
got together in April 2011, 4 Paee consists of –surprisingly- 4 artists from
Lahore who came together as just another garage band but ended up being the
kind of band that performs in a garage where Ferraris are parked. The 4 pillars
of this charpaee are named Raja Nabeel Banwa, Ahmer "Kichoo"
Mubashar, Talha Jamil and Usman Qureshi and their story began in
2011 when they won the national freestyle drumming competition organized by
Redbull called “TumTum Pa”. After conquering Pakistan, they went on with their
plan of world domination and competed internationally in Rio De Janiero securing
4th place.

Giving bromance goals to the world, 4 Paee even made the world
fall in love with a James Blunt Song. Imagine that. Spoofing “You’re Beautiful”
in urdu and Punjabi back in 2013 and calling it The Jamil Blunt Song, 4 Paee
had the fans laughing and singing along with them. Their other achievements
include a mashup of Somebody That I Used To Know, Dil Mein Tum, Husn Walo &
Jadoo Ka Charagh released in 2012 and a cover of Alamgir’s phenomenal song Keh
dena reproduced with the help of Tea related paraphernalia which is almost as
good as the tea served at Patari Headquarters. May be better. Try them both and
tell us.
Bayaan

**Bayaan** is an upcoming Pakistani band that made by Nescafe Basement stars from Season 2 consisting of Mansoor Lashari on Drums, Haider Abbas on Bass, Shahrukh Aslam and Muqeet Shahzad on Guitars and Asfar Hussain on Vocals. The band got a lot of fame from their debut called 'Nahi Milta' released in the year 2015.
Ali Sher

**Ali Sher** began his music career in the early nineties, when the Pop music industry in Pakistan was still in its early experimental stages. Over the decade Ali has professionally streamlined and broadening his music and genre with three albums, musical scores for sitcoms and serials along with diverse collaborations with the likes of Ustad Tanveer Hussain, Ustad Ballu, Mekaal Hassan and most recently with Rafaqat Ali Khan.
His first Album, ‘Yadoon Main’ was released in 2001 accompanied with the successful music video ‘Shaam’. This was followed by his second album, ‘Mann Marzi’ released in 2003, which included hit singles like ‘Chan Sajna’, ‘Mein Tay Mann Lae Haar’ and ‘Hijr’. His third and most recent album ‘Beetay Pal’ was released earlier this year and is a blend of live music and electronic beat. Live music on the album is played by Mekaal Hassan, Ustaad Ballu khan, Ustaad Wajid Ali and Rana Hassan.
Ganda Banda and the 3 Dead Cats

'Ganda Banda & the 3 Dead Cats' was formed while studying in Indus. Ali along with his friends Babar Sheikh, Ahmed and Rizwan started performing in local events and restaurants. They became popular in the underground circuit with more than 100 shows to their record. The Band recorded a rough-cut live studio version in Sonic Studios Karachi. The album was titled 'Live! 2.5 km from the Tower'. It was later released online in 2006 on the website Raw.com.pk The band disbanded in 2004 with bitter creative indifferences, vowed never to get back again. Their departure was marked by a farewell video 'Tu Na Ho Meray Paas' directed by Umair Tareen, of Razam fame.
According to Babar Sheikh, ex-band member, Ali was always the main brain of Ganda Banda & The 3D Cats. Songs like 'Tu Na Ho Meray Pass' and 'Dhoondha Taaron Mein' that have achieved "cult" status today were all Ali's creations.
Berlin to Lahore

**Berlin to Lahore** was formed when sitar master Ashraf Sharif Khan from Lahore, Pakistan and Christoph Reuter, pianist and composer based in Berlin, Germany, met a few years ago at a music festival. Together with drummer Thomas Rüdiger, percussionist from Berlin and guest Tabla player Shahbaz Hussain, from Lahore they released their self-titled debut album.
Hina Nasrullah

Pakistan is blessed with extremely talented artists that have made Pakistan proud internationally, One such emerging jewel is Hina Nasrullah, who will no doubt be the musical Queen of future.
Discovered by musical guru, Yousaf Salahuddin, Hina Nasrullah is an extremely talented young girl with an impeccably musical voice.
Asrar

**Asrar** is a sufi, rock musician born in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, currently based in Lahore.
Asrar took his training from Ustad Sultan Ahmed Khan in Haiderabad. Aiming to try his luck in the music industry; he moved to Lahore in 2007.
He won the “All Pakistan music conference” there and shortly after, started a production house with his friends and launched his first single ‘Ni Saiyo’ in 2011. Nai Saiyo remained a hit on the charts for a period comprising of more than two years. He then made his second song ‘Chalak Chalak’ and later released many other hits. His fame has now crossed the border and being a true Pataristani, he is also mixing food with music.
Ali haider

Ali haider (born October 1995, Chapai Nawabganj, Bangladesh) is a Bangladeshi musician. At the age of 25 he started his music career. In 2021, he released his 1st solo album "Des rotno ma sheikh Hasina". He made this album some music director of Bangladesh. The success of the first solo album is followed by the release two other single Track “desh rotno” and “love You”. Since then he has been working and collaborating with several artists and band groups. In April 2021, he released his first single Track “Desh rotno ogo maa sheikh Hasina”, an energetic and romantic song that launches his new career as a singer.
Arieb Azhar

**Arieb Azhar** is a Pakistani Sufi & Folk music artist. At the age of 19 he went off to Croatia where he was exposed to Balkan and gypsy music and his musical discoveries led him to perform on the streets, in pubs and clubs, concert halls, and festivals, with musicians from Croatia,Bosnia, Macedonia, Bolivia and Ireland.In 2004 he returned to Pakistan in order to immerse himself in the local music since he felt that the music culture of pakistan forced one to be highly self-critical and brutally honest about oneself and those survived this grind turned out to be truly great musicians.Always nurturing a love for poets of the Sufi and humanist tradition,Arieb has now found an expression that he can proudly call his own.He has appeared on Coke Studio, released two albums and won great local and international acclaim for his unique voice and music.
Bilal Khan

**Bilal Khan** (born Bilal Ahmed Khan, 4 October 1986) is a Pakistani pop singer and songwriter. He released debut album Umeed in 2009. Singles released included "Bachana", "Tou Kia Hua", "Larho Mujhey", and "Mata e Jaan". In 2012, he was nominated for Best Album at the 11th Lux Style Awards for the album "Umeed". Khan holds a BSc (Hons) degree in Politics and Economics from Lahore University of Management Sciences.
Bohemia

Roger David, (born 15 October 1979), better known by his stage names Bohemia, Raja and The Punjabi Rapper is a Pakistani American Rapper and Music Producer from California. He Raps in Punjabi and describes himself as "The Punjabi Rapper" and "the pioneer of Desi Hip Hop" and the "creator of Punjabi rap".
Bunny

Mohsin Raza, notably recognized as Bunny is a singer and composer belong to Pakistan. His first hit “Dil Mein Tum” remained a smash hit for quite a while after it was released.
Bunny is well connected with both bhangra and soft pop. He is one of the few expert performers who have modified well with the changes in the Pakistani music scene, and still go on to provide great earth-shattering tracks
Abrar-Ul-Haq

Having taken a dip in all the major constituents of Pakistan
(Education, Government and Music Industry) he is still known as the guy who
rallied people up to go to Billo Ka Ghar. Abrar-ul-Haq’s first album named “Abrar”
had the national dancing from one corner of the country to the other. Renowned
for Bhangra, Abrar-ul-haq also did justice to pop, rock and folk music and holds the award for Best Pop singer to have won 6 consecutive times.

Born on 21 July 1968, this Jattan da Jagga and Punjab da
Sitara earned fame in 1995 with his debut album that was sold over 16 million
times. His second album “Majajni” followed quickly after in 1997 and earned
equal success. The bhangra king in his own right, he became an international
star by the time his 4th album was released in 2002 named “Asaan jana
mall-o-mall”. His 5th album was called “Nachan main audhay
nall nall” which came to surface in 2004 and 2007 was the
last year he released an album which was named “naara sadha ishq aey”. A common household name, Abrar-ul-haq has made appearances
in Coke Studio and we are eagerly awaiting his 6th album to dance
like there is no tomorrow!
Ali Haider

**Ali Haider** is a Pakistani singer Sanah Khuwan, Noha Khuwan, Sufi Singer and Artist. He has had numerous hits in the early 90s such as Poorani Jeans.
Besides singing, he has acted in numerous TV serials on PTV. Among the successful dramas was Chand Sa Mukhra, which used his hit song as the theme music. He has a large fan following in Pakistan and India and with South Asian expatriates around the world.
On 23 June 2009, it was reported Ali Haider decided to resign from the world of music. In 2013, he returns to TV with a sitcom "Ek aur Ek Dhai".
Abbas Ali Khan

Born on November 23, 1978, **Abbas Ali Khan** began his journey with music casting himself as a pop musician with his first Album "Sun Re" released in 2006. Over the years Abbas sang himself into the reclusive, ambient and richly Sufi themed tunes that you hear on his second album, "Tamaam Alam Mast" that was released in 2014. His album is the culmination of years of persistence, musical experimentation and self-work on his style of music.
Ahmed Rushdi*

His song “Ko Ko Korina” was meant to make us fall in love with a matwali soorat, but the nation ended up falling in love with the magical notes of Ahmed Rushdie’s voice. Born on April 24, 1934, this Magician of voice recorded his first song in 1951 for an Indian
movie named “Ibrat” but he became a household name when he gave the first anthem of Karachi “Bunder Road se Kemari.” Following this song and year 1954, Ahmed Rushdie was declared the leg piece without which, every cinematic biryani was incomplete. Giving vocals to the ever green songs like Akele na jana, Chand Sa Mukhra Gora Badan, Chalak Rahi Hain Mastiyan, Ae mere diwaney dil, socha tha pyar na karein ge, Teri aankhon ke bheegey sitarey and Ae abr-e-kaaram aaj itna baras and basically, every song that got famous till the end of 1980s. Spread on a span of 4 decades, his career never saw any low despite producing other musical geniuses like Mehdi Hassan, Masood Rana and many more in the same time span as him. Having the credit of recording the highest number of songs for Pakistani Cinema, Ahmed Rushdie is correctly titled as “Master of Stage”.

The first choice of all music producers of his time, he sang more than just movie songs. Habib Jalib’s (And CM Shehbaz Sharif’s) famous poem “Mein nahi manta” was given agelessness by Ahmed Rushdie only. But his life was cut short at 48 years on April 11, 1983 due to a fatal heart attack. He maybe far away from us now, but next time you hear “Gol Gappay wala aya” in your street, give a toast to the first pop singer of subcontinent.
Hunterz

**Hunterz** is a British Asian urban musician with Hindi and Bhangra influences but based in England. His grandmother moved from Kenya to the U.K. after her husband died. She had to sing to feed her six children. With an early training in Indian classical music from the Patiala Gharana, HunterZ has spent a life devoted to music. But born and brought up in the U.K., he joined private music schools to learn the guitar and keyboard. Hunter raps and sings in English, Hindi and Punjabi in his albums.
Tufail Niazi

**Tufail Niazi** was a Pakistani folk singer whose songs include "Sada Chiryan da Chamba," "Akhiyaan Lagiyaan Jawaab Na," "Layee Beqadran Naal Yaari," and "Mein Nai Jana Kheriyan de Nal." He gave many performances for PTV and Radio Pakistan. He migrated to Multan Post-partition, and received the Presidential Pride of Performance Award in 1983. His demise was in 1990, in the city of Islamabad, yet his tracks still go on captivating Pakistani's today.
Amanat Ali

**Amanat Ali** (born 10 October 1987) is a Pakistani singer-songwriter and actor. Born and raised in Faisalabad, Amanat started receiving training in music from the early age of 6. Since his debut, the singer has gone on to become one of the most popular live acts and youth icons of Pakistan. He has toured various countries internationally and established a global fan base. He made his debut as an actor with TV serial Hum Parindey on TV One in 2012.
Aaroh

What do you get when you win a competition called Pepsi Battle of the Bands? An unquenchable thirst to drink Pepsi? Yeah, OK, that too but mainly, a successful pop-rock group.

Named by the godfather of Pakistani pop - Shoaib Mansoor - Aaroh (which means an ascending musical order) ascended to glory in the Pakistani music scene after beating out hundreds of other bands across the country to win the Pepsi Battle of the Bands in 2002. The Karachi-based band would go on to redefine Pakistani pop-rock over the next few years. The band was formed in the late '90s\* when Nabeel Nihal Chishty (guitarist) and Farooq Ahmed (vocalist) met with Kamran Khan, Khalid Khan and Adnan Hussain (Keyboards, bass and drums) and thought: 'why the hell not?!'

(\*there are conflicting dates on this, with estimates ranging from 1998 to 2001)

These 5 wonder boys soon won the heart of millions of Pakistanis across the globe. 'Aag Ki Tarhan' and ' Sawal' became the most downloaded and voted songs on the official Pepsi battle of bands website and their buzz flooed all the leading music forums back when music fanatics hung out in the cyberspace over dialup connections. Their first album Sawaal was released in 2003 and featured hits like “Na kaho”, “Jalan” and “Jeeyey”. However, the happiness was clouded when Nabeel decided to cross the border and collaborate with the Indian singer KK to produce the title track of the Bollywood movie Rakht. This wasn't received well by the rest of the band members and ended up derailing the band over the issue of ownership over the rights of Aaroh.

Eventually, a new guitarist by the name of Haider Hashmi joined the group and he was part of the next album released by the band – Raag Neela in 2006. A controversial and critically acclaimed album, tracks like "Raag Neela", "Pyaar Ka Jaal" and "Janay Kyun" gained huge success, but it turned out to be the band's final hurrah. In 2009, the members of Aaroh mutually decided on finishing their band in 2009 to go in their own directions, leaving behind a lot of sad, heartbroken fans.
Abida Parveen*

Abida Parveen is a Pakistani singer of
the Sindhi descent, and one of the most popular qawwals in the world. Abida Parveen is best known for her songs ‘Tere ishq nachaya’ and ‘Yaar ko ham ne’*.* She is arguably considered one of the finest Sufi vocalists of the modern era with a career spanning over four decades.
Sachal Music

Performed by virtuosos who cut their teeth in Pakistan’s once-flourishing Lollywood film industry, the Sachal Jazz Ensemble brings together some of the most accomplished classical musicians of the subcontinent to play jazz classics – with a few surprises thrown in for good measure. Indeed they have captured musical imaginations from their last two albums with a flood of internet hits.
Their fresh re-working of Dave Brubeck’s iconic Take Five prompted the jazz legend to exclaim that “this is the most interesting and different recording of Take Five that I have ever heard.”
Other innovative interpretations include Stevie Wonder’s ‘You’ve Got it bad girl’ and Henry Mancini’s ‘The Pink Panther’, the latter highlighting some fantastic sitar and flute playing. In the reworked ‘Blue Rondo a la turk’, composed by Dave Brubeck, the sitar, flute and sarod supply the melody lines layered on a lush rhythmic foundation provided by the traditional clay pot, dholak (drum) and tabla. Blended with these south Asian instruments are sweeping classical violins and bursts of western drum, piano and contra bass to create a scintillating hybrid, a reminder that the boundaries of jazz remain hard to define.
Call

You may remember them from Laari Chooti but **Call** the band
existed way before this famous song. Sources say Qaim Ali Shah skipped his
Chemistry practical to attend the inauguration ceremony. But let’s not just
believe everything we read on the internet.

Originated from Lahore in 1994, Call initially consisted of
4 members namely: Zulfiqar J. Khan, Danish J. Khan, Khurram J. Khan and Omer
Pervaiz. Before being called Call, call was called Undrap Nexus. (Please
appreciate the callception) Undrap Nexus provided background score for NCA mime
performers. But their first performance as Call the Band happened in 1995 when
their music was performed with live mimes.

Over the time period of 1996-2001, Call lost many members
but got back up in 2002 working towards their debut album to be released in November
2005 called Jilawatan. An immediate success, the years 2006 and 2007 consisted
of solo releases and the most famous song by the band called Laari Chooti for Indian
movie Ek Chalis ki Last Local. But this wasn’t the last stop for Call as it
continued to provide music for two more Indian movies.  Call released its second album “Dhoom” in
January 2011 which contained the BBC Asia’s tune of the month winner song “Ho
Jaane De.”

The band now consists of Yasir Jaswal as
the main vocal, Zulfi Zulfiqar Jabbar Khan as the Lead guitarst and Songwriter
and Sultan Raja with bass guitar and rhythm guitar.
Sikandar Ka Mandar

**Sikandar Ka Mandar** is an Indie Rock Band from Karachi that has represented the Indie scene (Lussun TV etc) since 2010. They recently released their first self-titled album of original songs online. Sikandar Ka Mandar's music can be defined as Indie-folk-rock and their messages are usually society based and thought provoking.
Virsa Heritage Revived

**Virsa Heritage Revived** is one of the best PTV music programmes in our industry; a show in which Mian Yousaf Salahuddin showed his skills in music. The albums include performances by Hassan Nasarullah, Fariha Pervez, Zaheer Abbas, Nazish, Humera Channa, Nadeem Abbas, Sahir Ali Bagga, Hina Nasarullah, Sanam Marvi & Arif Lohar, to name a few.
Waqar Ali

**Waqar Ali** is a Pakistani musician and singer in Pakistan. Ali has produced many albums and singles for the Pakistan film industry. His father is director Shafqat Hussein and he often works with his elder brother Sajjad. Ali composed the 1998 film Aik Aur love story and is the composer of the 2007 Pakistani TV series "Sill". He has worked with singers Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Sajjad Ali, Shabnam Majeed, Atif Aslam, Kaka khan and others.
Sajjad Ali

It is safe to say that out of 4 chambers of the heart, **Sajjad**
Ali **permanently resides in one chamber of each and every music lover in**
Pakistan. An institution within himself; Sajjad Ali can sing, write, direct,
produce and can make a movie all on his own.

Born on august 24, 1996, Sajjad Ali belongs to a family
where art was valued. His father Shafqat Hussain was an actor and his uncle
Tasadduq Hussain was a student of Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan, Ustaad Barkat Ali Khan and Ustad Mubarak Ali
Khan. He also happened to be the music coach of Sajjad Ali.

An immediate hit, his first album was released in 1979 under
the name of 'Master Sajjad
Sings Memorable Classics'. Easily
achieving milestones within the musical universe, Sajjad Ali gave over 32 hit
solos and 25 albums redefining the rock, pop and classical genres and setting
up new standards all across the world.
Sharon Osser

**Sharon Osser** is an Indian singer. She cannot speak Pashto fluently but is rendering beautiful songs in the same language that are earning her gradual popularity. She sings in many different indian languages, Afghan languages, pashto, dari and farsi. Among the list of new Pashto singers has been added the name of Sharon Osser of Mumbai.
Shahzad Hameed

Independant Rock Artist -Lahore Pakistan ... Album " Songs From The NowhereLand "
Singles " Fish Out of Water "
Shahzad Hameed is an Independent Songwriter / musician based in Lahore, Pakistan. Self taught and active in the 90s Lahore's Infamous and Reactionary Underground music movement - he got to play with various bands like Dog Tag, Mind Riot, Traveller, Blue Buzz etc. Almost ten years of struggling and playing with bands which eventually faded and didn't last long, he decided to do his own thing and come up with his own direction and work.
Rana Hasan

**Rana Hasan** is from Pakistan, plays a 7 string guitar and is for one of the fastest Guitar Shredders around. He has also been awarded with Best Talent Award scholarship from Berklee College of Music Boston (USA) in September 2005. "GEO TV" discovered Rana Hasan as the fastest guitarist of Pakistan in the same year. In 2006 "The Musik" channel (ARY) gave him the title of "Fastest Guitarist" from Pakistan. In the same year he launched his band with the name of "Rana Hasan Project" (RHP).
www.ranahasanproject.com
Sunny Khan Durrani

Sunny Khan Durrani, an artist from Pakistan who was born and raised in Peshawar, Pakistan. He is mostly known for his work in Hip-Hop. He is been into Hip-Hop since he was 12 years old. He can rap in 4 languages (English, Urdu, Punjabi and Pushto) and up-to 4 words per second. Apart from Hip-Hop Sunny Khan Durrani also produces, composes and writes many different genres including Rock, Folk, Ambient, Pop, Pop-Rock etc.

He was quite known for his Vlogs on social issues for which he got nominated in London achievement awards for most influential youth in 2016 as well.

His music delivers whatever he is going through and he puts it out in a very lyrical way. Apart from music he is also into other form of arts like Videography, Photography, Poetry, drawing etc.
He just wants to deliver the mess of thoughts inside his head through his art.
Masuma Anwar

**Masuma Anwar**, a doctor by profession, hails from Kashmir. She started singing at an early age with naats. Having released 4 albums, Masuma has song at many TV shows and music programs.

Masuma remained under her mother’s direction and supervision till she gave her
first public appearance on TV channel. It was totally a god gifted and unbelievable
capacity which attracted the visions of different channels of Pakistan and
abroad.

She has sung many famous
folk songs like ‘*Ve Asaan Tenu Ki Akhna’, ‘Ve main chori chori’ and ‘’Neyu La leya’* of the legendary singers which
are truly loved by people.

*Dr Masuma’s* debut album *Dhola* went on sale in year 2008
which is fully based on Sufiyana Kalam’s of eminent Sufi Poets like Baba Bulleh
Shah, Khwaja Ghulam Farid. Masuma’s singing is an
unquestionable masterpiece. Her work has once again set a new standard of
listening good music. The most high rated show which was Virsa Heritage Revive
broadcasted on PTV was applauded by the major audiences of Pakistan and
internationally also. Old traditional music was revived through
the wise selection of Dr Masuma and her Mother for the upcoming album ‘Kamli’ and tributes were paid to legendary singers such as Hamid Ali Bela, Reshma ji, Khausar Perveen and Zahida Perveen ji in this album.

Masuma was appreciated on a live show by
legendary figure Reshma Ji (Late) saying ‘Dr Masuma is the one who stands out
amongst the young singers and can sing my songs in the similar manner’.

Moreover, Masuma gave
her debut in Bollywood when Saif Ali Khan Production approached her to lend her
vocals for the film *Cocktail (2012)* which
featured *Deepika Padukone, Saif Ali Khan* and
*Diana Penty.* She has been performing
with *Hamid Ali Khan sb, Abida Perveen ji,*
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan sb etc.

**Albums**:

1.      Dhola (Fire Records) – Geo

2.      Nigah-e- Karam (Fire Records) – Naat
Album – Geo

3.      Apna Mukaam Paida Kar ( National Sufi
Council)

4.      Kamli (Virsa Heritage)

**Bollywood** **Debut**:

1.      Luttna ( Cocktail – movie) featuring
Deepika Padukone, Saif Ali Khan and Diana Penty 2012

**Singles:**

**1.**
**Kalaam-e-Faiz**
– 2015

2.      Maza muft ka - 2014

**3.**
**Safar**
ul Ishq – Mian Muhammad Baksh Kalaam 2009

**Pakistani Movie tracks:**

**1.**
**Naina**
Roye for Maalik

**Jingles:**

1.      Sada Chriyan Da Chamba (Warid)
featuring Reema

2.      Jashn e Azaadi (Aaj ki shab)

3.      Laal hai (Tapal)

4.      Dholna (Bonanza)
Shiraz Uppal

Though some might remember him from his "Roya Re fame", but let us be clear: **Shiraz Uppal** is NOT a person that can be summarized in 3 words. Please don’t say “Best Singer Ever” because even if it is true, it took us 10 minutes to come up with this line for him.

A singer, songwriter and a music producer, Shiraz Uppal is the ultimate factory of quality music. Born in Lahore on January 29 (Year? If we don't know, then remove the rest of the date as well), he has marked his musical territory in both the the pop and filmi music industries across the subcontinent. His first song, released in 2001, was called “Tu Hai Meri”, and it was followed by “Tera Tay Mera” in 2003 which bought him a definite place in the romantic playlists. Over the years, he managed to make his mark as a composer and vocalist for both Bollywood and Lollywood films, and earned a string of hits along the way. So far Shiraz Uppal has gifted us with 4 albums, 3 OSTs for Pakistani dramas and songs in 6 Hindi movies. He also composed the music score for Pakistan's first computer-animated feature-length film called Teen Bahadur.  A self-confessed geek (he says computer buff but pffft we all know better) his most prized possessions are his high-tech recording gear. Counting the legendary Bollywood composer A.R. Rehman among his primary inspiration, Shiraz Uppal has won many laurels at home and across the border.
Noor Jahan

**Noor Jahan** was the adopted stage name for Allah Wasai (21 September 1926 – 23 December 2000), a singer and actress in British India and Pakistan. Her career spanned seven decades. She was renowned as one of the greatest and most influential singers of her time in South Asia and was given the honorific title of Malika-e-Tarannum (the queen of melody).
056. The Hostage Match

**"The Hostage Match"** is the fifty-sixth chapter of Aoharu x Machinegun.

## Summary

Toy\*Gun Gun's third match is with Wage Slaves. It is a Hostage match.

## Character/s in Order of Appearance

* Haruki Hosokawa
* Hotaru Tachibana
* Tooru Yukimura
* Masamune Matsuoka
* Megumu Yukawa
* Mikisaburou Koumoto
* Hanako Sagara
* Team Friendly Fire
* Team Nine Tails
* Team 11 Dogs
* Team Friendly Fire
* Haruka Hosokawa
6LA8

An ‘undefinable’ duo for whom this music is a portal to better places. Ambient, drone and post rock mix to give you a highly varying collection that is both ponderous and interesting. 6LA8 is Taimur Mazhar Sheikh and Omer Asim, branching from the avant-garde outfit Aus Rine. Coming from Pakistan, they attempt to condense and convey the frustrations and desires that result from wishful thinking and pessimism.
Ustad Shafqat Ali Khan

Shafqat Ali Khan was born in Lahore, in 1972, His uncle Ustad Nazakat Ali Khan and father Ustad Salamat Ali Khan, are internationally acclaimed classical singers. He began performing at the age of seven, and has performed all around the globe ever since. In 1986 in Lahore he received the Amir Khusro Award as the best young classical singer. Carrying his families name forward, his music is a classical fusion, an intriguing blend of pure classical vocals and modern ambient textures.
Shafqat Amanat Ali

Among the pool of deeply talented musicians to emerge from Lahore, **Shafqat Amanat Ali** needs no introduction. Born on February 26, 1965 to Patiala Gharana, he in arguably one of the most admired singers across the globe. Starting with the band Fuzon, Shafqat Amanat Ali gained massive fandom with his beautiful voice singing songs like "Khamaj", "Aankhon kay Sagar" and "Ankhiyan". After going solo in 2006, he released his first album called "Tabeer" in 2008 adding to the folk treasure. With his fame crossing the borders, Shafqat lent voice to many Bollywood movies winning best playback singer awards at various occasions.
Salman Ahmad

**Salman Ahmad** is a Pakistani musician, engineer, activist, and professor at the City University of New York. Ahmad started his music career with Vital Signs, but left after their debut album due to creative differences. In 1990, Ahmad formed Junoon, South Asia's biggest and longest-lasting rock band, along with Ali Azmat. After Junoon's international acclaim and success, Ahmad reached new heights, which included being an ambassador for peace with numerous international awards under his belt.Now he make a new song for "Pakistan" with the title of "Naya Pakistan"
MessiaH

Started in 2000 after a jam session. Originally played Alternative Rock and later became Heavy Metal. After Gibran & Nabeel joined up in 2001, the lineup was complete and Messiah quickly earned some recognition in the underground rock scene by opening for some of the more well known rock acts in Pakistan. Soon they were playing in their own concerts and started working on material for their debut album.
In 2002, with Aamir on Guitars & Danny on Bass, MessiaH was one of 10 bands out of 200 in the country to appear on the show "Pepsi's Battle of the Bands" where they were the only band singing songs in English and by far the only band playing heavy music, let alone metal.
In 2003, MessiaH completed their first and only album "Scriptures of Sorrow". In August 2003, Ahmed & Aamir went to the U.S. for University. Replacing Ahmed on drums was the band's bassist, Fussy and joining up on bass to fill the void was Danny.
Messiah continued to play gigs for the next three years and quickly became known as one of Pakistan's top metal acts. In 2006 Messiah went on hiatus after their members dispersed to several parts of the world. Vocalist Gibran Nasir is now the host of Pakistan's only national metal radio show, Black Sunday.
Nusrat Hussain

**Nusrat Hussain** is a Pakistani musician, airline pilot, guitarist, and keyboardist. He played guitar for Vital Signs but left the band before the release of their 1st album. He was part of Junoon till the release of their 1st album 'Junoon' in early 1990s. He went on to release his debut album in 1992.
Saieen Zahoor

**Saieen Zahoor** is a leading Sufi musician from Pakistan. He has spent most of his life singing in Sufi shrines, and didn't produce a record until 2006, when he was nominated for the BBC World Music awards based on word of mouth.
For some time, he studied music under Raunka Ali of Patiala Gharana, whom he met at Bulleh Shah's dargah (shrine), and who became his first teacher for Sufi verses. He also studied music with other Uch Sharif-based musicians.
Agility Skill

The Agility Skill is a Personal Skill. It represents the Seeker's agileness.

**Skill gained by:**

* By drinking Poultry Soup.
* By eating meals containing the Poultry Food ingredient.
* The Agility Skill increases when hitting prisoners with eggs or stones at prisoners at the Town Jail.

**Skill Effects:**

* Increases the **chance to hit** opponents during Combat.
* Increases the efficiency when working to reduce your prison time in the Town Jail.
* Increases the chance for a successful hunt in the Forest by **0.1**% for each point.

**Additional Notes:**

* Drinking a Potion of Agility will temporarily increase the Agility Skill by **20** points.
Saleem Javed

**Saleem Javed** is a Pakistani pop singer born in Hyderabad, Pakistan. He emerged to fame in the 1980s, though, he was already known in some quarters before that, as a semi-classical singer due to his work in the classical industry. He did the first ever re-mix in his first album Listen to My Voice launched in 1985 in Pakistan and the song was " Janam Aii Janam by Legendary Madom Noor Jehan ".
Yasir and Jawad

Yasir & Jawad, a musical ensemble, started playing together in 2008.
Yasir Khan is a self-taught Rabab and guitar player and has been playing Rabab for the last 7 years. At the beginning he mostly used to play traditional Pushto tunes but his main influence came from Psychedelic and Hard Rock music. His favorite bands are Pink Floyd, Guns N’ Roses, REM, AC/DC, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Metallica and this exposure to a variety of rock bands gives his Rabab music a unique touch.
Jawad Iqbal is a self-taught guitar (rhythm) player. He is also a backing vocalist and songwriter. He is more into Rock and Country music. His inspirations are from Buffalo Springfield, Pink Floyd, The Doors, Dave Matthews Band, Jimi Hendrix, Neil Young and Bob Dylan.
Wali Khan Aurakzai, who would never get serious, joined the band in 2010 and is the lead vocalist gifted with a soulful voice. His presence has brought boundless animation to the band and since 2010 he is the lead vocalist. Wali’s thorough knowledge of Pushto music and poetry adds a nice flavor to the lyrics of the band’s original compositions.
Mirage

Karachi based pop-rock band Mirage, comprising of Saad Hayat, Rehan Nazim and Hasan Mahmud made their debut with the launch of their album ‘Aarzoo’ in 2011 to wide-spread acclaim. With their unique sound and blend, unusual compositions and inspiring lyrics and a solid live act, the band quickly amassed a large following.
Rabi Pirzada

Rabi Peerzada is a Pakistani pop singer. She was born in Quetta on 3 February 1987, but considers herself a native of Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir.
Rabi Peerzada was a drummer and an occasional singer in her college life, but she started her career as a host for the weekly television show Sunday Ke Sunday. She has also hosted the musical show Sur Sangeet and acted in the television play Koi To Aaye Ga.
Her first song,"Dadi Kuree", was released in 2004 to popular acclaim.
The Tamashbeens

What do you call 4 extremely handsome boys with who're BFFs and have tonnes of inside jokes and stories and music inspired by a chick-flick? No, *not* One Direction! We call them **THE TAMASHBEENS!**

These gabroo jawans from Lahore are Jamal Abbas, Ali Hassnain, Talaal Khan and Shehenshah Bukhari, aka the new names to add to your list of “Soon to be crushing on.” Appearing on the musical horizon with their song “Koi Toh Miley ga”, the Tamaashbeens focus mainly on acoustic Indie but their music is a mix masala of many genres. Young and enthusiastic, they named their band The Tamaashbeens because it is a fun word to say… well. So is chichu ki maliyan. But more fun than their name is their music. Active since 2013, they have produced four amazing singles so far,  with their track Duniya Re jumping to the All Time Top 30 Artists on Patari in no time. With such deep philosophy behind the band name and their soundcloud bio saying “Eggssssssss.”; we expect these undergrads to shine like the Rafhan ki jelly in a bowl of custard.
Sajid & Zeeshan

Sajid Ghafoor and Zeeshan Parwez, of Peshawar, are a duo who have fused together electronic music and elements of acoustica / alternative guitar styles to come up with a fresh sound. With Sajid on Guitars and Harmonicas and Zeeshan with synths, laptops and FX modules to perform a set of songs, written by Sajid and arranged by Zeeshan,this potent duo has managed to create a dynamic sound which is unique and distinct in its tone, feel and expression
Mooroo

**Mooroo** who goes by the name of Taimoor Salahuddin in
unimportant official documents is the unconventional star we see on the musical
horizon of Pakistan. Born and raised in Lahore, music was the fairy godmother
of the tiny little child facing bullies in his school. Finding relief in the
strings of guitar and echoes of piano, his first single came in 2011 called “Pataki
larki”. The video – like most of his videos if you check his facebook page- was
widely appreciated bringing his in the eyes of other musicians who approached him
to make videos for their songs.

He works on and off with his on and off band mates Zahir Ali
(bassist) and Valeed Zaman (Drummer) and earns livelihood as the managing
director of small production company called “Aflatoon Studios”. He also
released more singles such as Tere bina which was dubbed as one of the best
video of 2013, making him a golden hen for international production houses.
From the tiny little bullied child to a successful musician and comedian,
Mooroo is what we want More O’. Getit?
Shaheryar Mirza

Shaheryar is a singer-songwriter based in Islamabad. He grew up listening to classic rock, blues & jazz. An advertising man by profession, he has managed to carve a niche of his own – making music in his own time and on his own terms. Over the last few years, Shaheryar has recorded with leading producers and released singles online & on local FM channels. In 2012, Shaheryar released the music video for ‘Aakhri Bar’ to critical acclaim. The song was a viral sensation and the video – shot by filmmaker Yasir Jaswal earned him a nomination in the Lux Style Awards for ‘Best Music Video’. Shaheryar is fast developing an audience for his blend of bluesy acoustic and experimental electronic sounds.
The Joomi Experience

**The Joomi Experience** is a duo from Karachi that comprises of members Syed Zain ul Abedin and Mohammad Ali Suhail. The duo’s main purpose is to experiment not only musically but also with other aspects such as the visual presentation of their music. Hence they like to keep all factors and elements free flowing while taking inspiration from their surroundings or instances in life and letting their creativity run wild.
Rabi Peerzada

**Rabi Peerzada** is a pop musician from Quetta, Pakistan. Peerzada started off as a drummer in her college life but started her career as a tv show host with show ‘Sunday kay Sunday’. She released her first album ‘jadoo’ in 2005 and her second one ‘mujhay ishq hai’ in 2006.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rabi-Pirzada/133216496720698