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Naseebolal

Other names of Naseebolal: Nasibolal

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DOB : 10-01-1970
Age : 55
Language : Urdu
Star Sign : Capricorn
Gender : Female

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Naseebo Lal was born on 10 January 1970 in a village in Bukhara, Pakistan. She is a Pakistani female singer who sings mainly in Sarkari, Punjabi, Urdu, and Marwari. Naseebo Lal acted in conventional Pakistani drama shows. She debuted as a presented singer in Coke Studio's season nine. Naseebo Lal sang Groove Mera alongside Aima Baig and Young Stunners. She sang Tu Jhoom with Abida Parveen in Coke Studio's Season fourteen. The song Tu Jhoom was presented at the end of episode five of the Marvel series Miss Marvel. Naseebo Lal's nomadic family originated from Rajasthan in India.

She has been actively singing since 1980. Her powerful and strong voice has been compared to that of (Madam) Noor Jahan. Naseebo Lal is also very famous in India. She arouses the glamour of her music around the world, including Pakistan. In her thirteen-year profession, she has released around fifteen hundred songs. Apart from Punjabi, she sings in Marwari, Urdu, and Parsi. The plot of her existence grabbing the heights of her name is inspiring. She is as good a singer as she is a good person. Naseebo Lal belonged to a family that sang at interchanges and stoppages, including people’s marriages and glamours.

She has been obsessed with singing Madam Noor Jahan before childhood and is a great fan of hers. She never thought of laboring on drama or TV. Her parents were against items such as singing and dramas, but when she moved onto the singing stage and obtained glamour, her parents fully supported her. Her forerunners were from Rajasthan, India, but after the separation of India, her parents had to emigrate, and then she came to Pakistan. She could not get an instruction because she had no money. There was no school or college in the place where she lived. The very famous artist sang the national anthem of Pakistan, after which she obtained more admiration and was often condemned.