Bilal Saeed Opens Up About His Mumbai Experience

Singer and music producer Bilal Saeed shares how he found his path to success in Mumbai, overcoming fears and embracing new opportunities in a city known for making dreams come true.

As a guest on Hasna Mana Hai, Bilal recounted his time working in India. When an audience member asked about collaborating with Neha Kakkar and other Indian singers, Bilal described his Mumbai experience as “a lot of fun” and highlighted the city’s endless opportunities.

“In Mumbai, the ‘big film industry’ vibe hit me. It felt like fulfilling dreams was no big deal—like, ‘tomorrow, I could become Shah Rukh Khan.’ There are so many opportunities there,” he said.

He praised Indian artists for their dedication, adding, “What I really liked was how hardworking they are. They respect work and take it very seriously. On set, you’re just working—no star status, no egos. That openness is something I wish we had in our industry.”

Bilal also opened up about his journey from being a Hafiz-e-Quran to becoming a singer. He admitted he initially feared judgment from his teacher back in Sialkot. “I wouldn’t even go to Sialkot because I was scared my teacher might judge me for singing,” he said. However, his father supported him. “He told me to pursue this so that I wouldn’t blame him someday for stopping me.”

Bilal’s latest album, Superstar, has been making waves, particularly the empowering track “Misunderstood.” On Instagram, he shared, “This is for those who bear struggles in silence—a reminder that vulnerability is courage, not weakness.” The music video, directed by Abdullah Haris with music by Alex Shahbaz, encapsulates the song’s emotional depth.

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