Ghulam Ali Shiv Sena

Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali today received 'Hanumant Award' from a religious trust even as police foiled the bid by Shiv Sena activists to stage protest outside the venue of the event at Talgajarda village in Bhavnagar district.

"Sanjay Raut of the Shiv Sena was very categoric when he said that he would not allow Ghulam Ali saab on Indian soil and would oppose it. Shiv Sena has certain strength in the capital and we want to ensure that Ghulam Ali saab is safe and secure," Suhaib Ilyasi said in an official statement

Ghazhal maestro Ghulam Ali regaled the audience with his popular numbers on the concluding day of Lucknow Mahotsava today.

Ghulam Ali, whose concerts in Mumbai and Pune were called off after Shiv Sena threatened to disrupt his live performances last year, will also attend the music launch of Ghar Wapsi on March 5 in Delhi. He will be making his acting debut with the Hindi feature film Ghar Wapsi

A music launch event in which Pakistani ghazal maestro was to perform on Friday in Mumbai has been cancelled amid protests by Shiv Sena. Mr Ali was to arrive in Mumbai on Thursday.

"Intolerance in any form is not good. It's a misfortune for both India and Pakistan if they are facing this problem. Both the countries should live in peace," said Ghulam Ali, who faced disappointment when his concerts in Mumbai and Pune were called off in October last year after the Shiv Sena threatened to disrupt his live performance

Protests by Shiv Sena activists notwithstanding, Pakistani ghazal legend Ghulam Ali today enthralled music buffs in Thiruvananthapuram as he belted out his popular numbers before a packed house.

Legendary Pakistani singer Ghulam Ali will perform in Kolkata this evening for a select audience that will include Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. This is the 75-year-old's first show in India since the Shiv Sena forced the cancellation of his events in Maharashtra in October.

After high drama over the past couple of days, the organisers of Pakistani ghazal legend Ghulam Ali's scheduled performance in Kolkata on January 12 announced that the maestro and his son will hold their show at the Netaji Indoor Stadium.

The Kerala unit of the Shiv Sena, which is part of the ruling NDA alliance at the Centre, has threatened to stop the concert of Pakistan based Ghazal singer Ghulam Ali scheduled for later this month at Thiruvananthapuram.

The Uttar Pradesh unit of Shiv Sena today threatened to disrupt the scheduled concert of Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali on December 3 during the Lucknow Mahotsav.

Pakistani actor Mahira Khan has apologised for posing with a man, dressed up as a Shiv Sena worker at a Halloween party, after inviting backlash from Indian fans.

Actor Salman Khan sees no "political agenda" in Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali scrapping all his scheduled performances in India. Appreciating the success of Pakistani shows in the country, the superstar says art knows "no boundaries" and needs to be appreciated by all.

Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali, whose concert in Mumbai was called off after resistance from the Shiv Sena, has cancelled all his scheduled performances in the country, saying that he won't return to India until "things are settled down".

Seizing on Pakistan government's call to the international community to take note of Shiv Sena's activities, the party has prided itself saying the neighbouring country's stand firmly vindicated its patriotism even though it would have brought cheers to its critics.

Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali today received 'Hanumant Award' from a religious trust even as police foiled the bid by Shiv Sena activists to stage protest outside the venue of the event at Talgajarda village in Bhavnagar district.

"Sanjay Raut of the Shiv Sena was very categoric when he said that he would not allow Ghulam Ali saab on Indian soil and would oppose it. Shiv Sena has certain strength in the capital and we want to ensure that Ghulam Ali saab is safe and secure," Suhaib Ilyasi said in an official statement

Ghazhal maestro Ghulam Ali regaled the audience with his popular numbers on the concluding day of Lucknow Mahotsava today.

Ghulam Ali, whose concerts in Mumbai and Pune were called off after Shiv Sena threatened to disrupt his live performances last year, will also attend the music launch of Ghar Wapsi on March 5 in Delhi. He will be making his acting debut with the Hindi feature film Ghar Wapsi

A music launch event in which Pakistani ghazal maestro was to perform on Friday in Mumbai has been cancelled amid protests by Shiv Sena. Mr Ali was to arrive in Mumbai on Thursday.

"Intolerance in any form is not good. It's a misfortune for both India and Pakistan if they are facing this problem. Both the countries should live in peace," said Ghulam Ali, who faced disappointment when his concerts in Mumbai and Pune were called off in October last year after the Shiv Sena threatened to disrupt his live performance

Protests by Shiv Sena activists notwithstanding, Pakistani ghazal legend Ghulam Ali today enthralled music buffs in Thiruvananthapuram as he belted out his popular numbers before a packed house.

Legendary Pakistani singer Ghulam Ali will perform in Kolkata this evening for a select audience that will include Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. This is the 75-year-old's first show in India since the Shiv Sena forced the cancellation of his events in Maharashtra in October.

After high drama over the past couple of days, the organisers of Pakistani ghazal legend Ghulam Ali's scheduled performance in Kolkata on January 12 announced that the maestro and his son will hold their show at the Netaji Indoor Stadium.

The Kerala unit of the Shiv Sena, which is part of the ruling NDA alliance at the Centre, has threatened to stop the concert of Pakistan based Ghazal singer Ghulam Ali scheduled for later this month at Thiruvananthapuram.

The Uttar Pradesh unit of Shiv Sena today threatened to disrupt the scheduled concert of Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali on December 3 during the Lucknow Mahotsav.

Pakistani actor Mahira Khan has apologised for posing with a man, dressed up as a Shiv Sena worker at a Halloween party, after inviting backlash from Indian fans.

Actor Salman Khan sees no "political agenda" in Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali scrapping all his scheduled performances in India. Appreciating the success of Pakistani shows in the country, the superstar says art knows "no boundaries" and needs to be appreciated by all.

Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali, whose concert in Mumbai was called off after resistance from the Shiv Sena, has cancelled all his scheduled performances in the country, saying that he won't return to India until "things are settled down".

Seizing on Pakistan government's call to the international community to take note of Shiv Sena's activities, the party has prided itself saying the neighbouring country's stand firmly vindicated its patriotism even though it would have brought cheers to its critics.