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Ali Zafar to Headline Flood Relief Concert in Lahore

Local music sensations unite for a noble cause to support people affected by floods across the country.

A star-studded lineup—featuring Aima Baig, Goher Mumtaz, Arif Lohar, Danyal Zafar, Ali Noor, Natasha Baig, and Ali Zafar—joins forces as Ali Zafar spearheads the initiative through the Ali Zafar Foundation.

Organisers will host the much-anticipated flood relief concert at the Alhamra Open Air Cultural Complex in Lahore.

They plan the mega event to aid flood-affected communities nationwide and promise the biggest music lineup of the year.

Sharing details on social media, organisers urge fans to book tickets early via Ticket Wala (@ticketwalapk) as they anticipate overwhelming demand.

The slogan for the night, “All on one stage, one night, one cause,” captures the spirit of unity behind the initiative.

Ali Zafar, long associated with philanthropic work, thanks fellow musicians for joining hands in the cause.

Hum TV and other cultural partners collaborate with the organisers to maximise fundraising efforts.

Pakistan has endured devastating floods in recent years, displacing millions and destroying countless livelihoods.

Through this event, the organisers aim not only to raise critical funds but also to send a powerful message of solidarity and resilience.

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