No Pakistani band to promote B’wood album

A FOUR- city tour of India by Pakistani music band Fuzon has been cancelled after the members were unable to procure security.

The three- member pop rock band, which has lent music to Raveena Tandon’s Maatr, was to arrive in the country in the second week of April for song promotions.

According to source, “Security is the primary issue. Team also advised the makers. Relations between the countries would be further affected if right- wing elements caused harm to Fuzon or their property during performance. Now makers want to launch song on a digital platform”

Initially, Maatr makers had decided against including any songs in the gritty thriller, but during editing, producer Anjum Rizvi realised Fuzon’s music would give the movie heft.
Anjum Rizvi says, “ The recording was done in their studio in Pakistan. Momina felt Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s voice would be perfect for the song Zindagi Ae Zindagi, which is an emotional track mapping Raveena’s journey as a mother in the film. It is a deep song that people will connect to.”

They recorded the song at Rahat’s home in Lahore. I believe art and culture should remain independent of politics.

I feel ordinary citizens of both countries want peace, no one wants these tensions and threat of war, Art and culture should be independent of politics’ Anjum signs off.