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Announcing Coke Studio Season 7

Coca-Cola Pakistan is proud to announce Season 7 of the nation’s most anticipated music platform – Coke Studio. Set to launch this September, Coke Studio’s new season is a celebration of Pakistani music, furthering the platform’s identity as that which explores newer influences while paying homage to our heritage and legacy, but this time within a new production context.
Coke Studio Season 7 welcomes Bilal Maqsood and Faisal Kapadia of the band STRINGS as the show’s producers. They bring forth a new season of live performances with a diverse line up of pop, rock, folk and sufi artists from different genres, emerging from a re-imagined house band and accompanied by guest Pakistani musicians.
Speaking about Coke Studio Season 7, Rizwan U. Khan, General Manager of Coca-Cola Pakistan stated,
“Our aim is to reinvent the way music can capture the spirit of Pakistan. Coke Studio Season 7 will discover the talent and variance that this nation has to offer. Coke Studio has enabled and empowered Pakistani musicians to express their talents and skills. Many new stars have emerged and the initiative has provided a unique platform for the fusion and the learning of music.”
Ranging from traditional Eastern, Modern Western and regionally inspired pop, rock, sufi, folk and qawalli music, this season pays homage to the Sound of the Nation. In a series of firsts, Season 7 will delve into new unexplored genres while also touching upon the role that film music has had in defining our musical history by visiting quintessentially Pakistani film music within the Coke Studio contexts.
With these new additions, Coke Studio endeavours to cultivate a sense of national pride and make the platform more accessible to a diverse audience of viewers. Season 7 also features locally and globally renowned Pakistani artists, popular Pakistani songs and performances that incorporate the use of traditional Pakistani instruments to create a tapestry of music that aptly represents the fabric of our nation.
Featuring this season is a line-up of some of Pakistan’s most prolific mainstream, traditional and upcoming artists including: Abbas Ali Khan, Abida Parveen, Abrar-ul-Haq, Akhtar Chanal Zahri, Asrar, Fariha Parvez, Humera Channa, Javed Bashir, Jawad Ahmed, Jimmy Khan, Komal Rizvi, Meesha Shafi, Momin Durrani, Naseer Shahab, Niazi Brothers, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Rachel Viccaji, Rahma Ali, Sajjad Ali, Sanam Saeed, Sara Haider, Usman Riaz, Ustaad Raees Khan, Ustaad Tafu Khan, Zoe Viccaji and Zoheb Hasan.
The power house band this season includes: Aahad Nayani on drums, Babar Ali Khanna on dholak, Imran Akhoond on guitars, Jaffer Ali Zaidi on keyboard, Khalid Khan on bass, Sikandar Mufti on percussions with Momin Durrani, Rachel Viccaji and Sara Haider as backing vocalist.
Taking innovation in music to a whole new level, Coke Studio Season 7 also features a diverse range of guest musicians who’ve collaborated with the featured artists and the Coke Studio house band to create a new dimension to this Season’s performances with their signature sound.
Coke Studio Season 7’s guest musicians include: Aamir Zaki, Adeel Bukhari, Arsalan Rabbani, Faraz Anwar, Ghulam Abbas, Hamza Jafri, Jaffer Hussain, Javed Iqbal, Kaleem Khan, Mubashir Admani, Omran Shafique, Sajid Ali, Saleem Khan, Shallum Xavier, Tanweer Hussain and Umer Daraz.
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Iqrar Ul Hassan Reveals Shocking Details About Humaira Asghar’s Death, Questions Investigation

Humaira Asghar, an actress and model known for her work in brand campaigns, dramas, films, and as a contestant on Tamasha Season 1, tragically passed away. Authorities discovered her body in a horrifying and mysterious condition. Initial reports stated that she had been dead for over a month, and her body was found decomposing in her apartment. However, new details have made the case even more distressing.
Dr. Summaiya, who conducted Humaira Asghar’s initial post-mortem, revealed horrific details that go far beyond earlier reports. She confirmed that Humaira’s body was in an extreme state of decomposition. Even her knee joints and the back of her skull — typically the last parts of a human body to decay — had deteriorated significantly, indicating that the body had been lying there for around nine months. Disturbingly, one of her hands had completely separated from the body due to the advanced stage of decay.
Iqrar ul Hassan also spoke to several crime reporters, and it was revealed that “the last time any of her colleagues were in touch with her was around September-October 2024. She went to shows during that period. Her neighbours also saw her during that time. Police have also checked data on her phone, and her last call was also in September 2024.”
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Momina Iqbal Breaks Silence On Being Called Transgender

Momina Iqbal, a talented actress and model, has become a household name thanks to her powerful performances and striking beauty. She carries herself with grace and consistently works on refining her character, focusing on both styling and behavior. She effortlessly portrays both positive and negative roles, and is currently shining in the dramas “Dastak” and “Do Kinaray”.
She recently found herself at the center of an unexpected and bizarre controversy that began online. A video surfaced with the misleading caption, “Momina Iqbal is a transgender,” and quickly went viral. The clip sparked a wave of speculation, turning into a disturbing trend on TikTok and other social media platforms where users began questioning her gender identity.
What started as baseless gossip spiraled into widespread online chatter, subjecting Momina to an unfair and invasive level of scrutiny.
Momina appeared as a guest on a show and directly addressed the controversy. Although visibly uncomfortable discussing the matter, she felt the need to clarify the situation. She shared that she was completely unaware of the false narrative circulating online until she began receiving calls from journalists.
To her shock, some journalists bluntly asked if she was a “woman,” a question that deeply disturbed her. Momina admitted that the first two days of the controversy were mentally devastating, severely affecting her well-being.
Momina shared that her mother remained unfazed and didn’t care about the rumors being spread. Her friends even joked about the fake controversy to lighten the mood. Despite their support, she still felt deeply shaken. She questioned, “How can you ask a woman if she is a woman? How is she supposed to prove it?” She added that if she were transgender, she would have proudly owned it. “I’m in a good place in my life. If I were transgender, I would tell the world and wouldn’t be ashamed of it,” she said confidently.
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After Humaira Asghar’s Tragic Death, Rabia Butt’s Sudden Disappearance Concern Fans

Just weeks after the shocking and untimely passing of model and actress Humaira Asghar, fans have been gripped by a growing sense of unease—this time over the mysterious silence of another beloved star, Rabia Butt. Known for her elegance, talent, and commanding screen presence, Rabia’s absence from the public eye has not gone unnoticed.
Rabia Butt, a celebrated name in Pakistan’s entertainment and fashion industry, has made a mark with her performances in acclaimed dramas like Aangan, Pehli Si Muhabbat, Yeh Dil Mera, and more recently Jeevan Nagar. Her powerful acting in Jeevan Nagar was widely praised, leaving fans eagerly waiting for her next appearance. But instead of following up with more roles or public appearances, Rabia seemed to vanish from social media altogether.
Her last Instagram post dates back to December 2024, and since then, her profile, with nearly 1 million followers, has remained inactive. In light of Humaira Asghar’s tragic death, this silence became even more alarming to fans.
Concerned followers have taken to the comments under Rabia’s old posts, trying to get her attention. Many have expressed genuine worry. “Now, both the Eids have passed, please do post on Instagram,” one user wrote. Others pleaded with celebrities like Mishi Khan, Mawra Hocane, Sonya Hussyn, and Yasir Hussain to help check on her.
Some linked the actress’s absence to political tensions and recent tragic events, fearing the worst. One particularly emotional comment read, “Where are you? After the death of Humaira Asghar, I am worried for you.”
After weeks of silence and hundreds of messages, Rabia finally returned, if only briefly, to Instagram with a heartfelt note. In a cryptic yet sincere message, she wrote:
“All of you who are concerned, this is for them. Thank you for reaching out. I’m on some journey on this life journey and won’t be able to talk about it at the moment. If I find what I am looking for, will let you all know. And if I don’t. Then I will know. But in both cases things will never be the same. Love for you all. If possible, do pray for me. Aap sab ko bohat pyar. Ho sake tau dua.”
Her words left fans with mixed emotions, relieved to hear from her but still concerned about what she may be going through.
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