Ali Zafar shares video message of Ali Azmat about his upcoming PSL song
Ali Azmat puts weight behind Ali Zafar for his upcoming PSL song
Ali Zafar, who is all set to release his Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2020 song on Sunday, shared a video message of Ali Azmat on his Instagram.
In video, captured from Geo News special cricket segment 'Jashn Cricket', the Junoon's musician can be seen supporting the 'Ab Khel Jamay Ga' singer for his upcoming PSL song.
Ali Azmat, ending the negative speculation about the rift between the two famous Pakistani artists over the PSL 2020 anthem, which was officially sung by him, the Hai Jazba Junoon singer said that he is in favour of Ali Zafar to make his song, adding that he would also record his dance steps for the video.
Putting his weight behind Zafar, Azmat said that "everyone, even phone and food companies, want to make their own song so why should Ali Zafar not?"
Sharing the video message of Ali Azmat, Ali Zafar wrote: "this the point! I am waiting for your shot sir." He also said that the song would be released on Sunday.
Earlier, Zafar shared a video on Twitter and Instagram with a message that he has received overwhelming response from fans whom he had asked to send him their dancing videos to become part of his PSL song.
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