Lucky Ali issues apology for his 'Brahmans are a lineage of Ibrahim' now-deleted post, says his 'intentions were to bring all together.' Read.
Lucky Ali alleged that his farmland has been encroached on by land mafia involving the husband of state IAS officer Rohini Sindhuri. He said, "They are forcibly and illegally coming inside my farm and refusing to show the relevant documents."
Lucky Ali's daughter Medina has shut the trolls as one of the social media users spoke against her having a tattoo. She replied, 'colour me unorthodox'.
If you can't find a flat or a flatmate, probably you need to look for some innovative ways. Maybe take inspiration from this Bengaluru man and do something daring like standing in a lucky concert with a pitch.
Lucky Ali, popular for the song 'O Sanam', recently claimed that he feels he is a besura (who cannot sing well) and that he just trusts the process and puts his heart into whatever he does. Find out the reason behind his statement.
Taking to her Instagram handle, Nafisa Ali Sodhi shared a set of pictures of none other than Lucky Ali's daughter Sara Inaraa Ali and introduced her to the fans. Clicked in Goa, the pictures shows Sara posing for the lens with her charming smile. Alongside the same, she wrote in caption, "This is Sara Ali (my friend Lucky Ali's 2nd daughter)."
There were reports claiming that Lucky Ali passed away after his Covid-19 diagnosis. However, his close friend and actress Nafisa Ali Sodhi, just yesterday, cleared all the confusion and informed that he is at his farm in Bengaluru and is completely well. Well now, 'O Sanam' singer himself has shared his health update on Instagram stories on Wednesday for his fans and followers.
Amid the surge in Covid cases, rumours of singer Lucky Ali's death left the fans in a tizzy. Words spread on social media that the ace singer tested positive for coronavirus and is no more, after which his fans started expressing their condolences.
Lucky Ali left his fans jump in excitement as he released his latest song titled 'Sayyaah unplugged' during the early hours today. For those unversed, the track happens to be a reprised and fresh rendition of his previously released song of the same name. Besides the new rendition, the video of the song is also quite appealing as it captures some of the scenic and picturesque shots of Goa and its beaches.
The video of Lucky Ali treating his fans to an impromptu performance on 'O Sanam' in North Goa's Arambol has been shared by senior actor Nafisa Ali Sodhi. The much-loved new video sees Ali strumming and performing with his companions, while fans are seen seated around them and enjoying the melody.
Lucky Ali, who is 62 now, looks very different in an Islamic cap and trimmed white beard as he strums the notes and starts singing. Although his voice sounds aged, he has lost none of the hallmark melodious magic.
A soulful video of Musician Lucky Ali singing 'O Sanam' has gone viral on social media which gave netizens a major nostalgia. See the Video here:
In today's day and age, most artists are trying hard to stay relevant. For singer Lucky Ali, who has been in the music industry for over three decades, it's all about staying "irrelevant".
Lucky Ali took to Twitter and wrote, “Dear Chemo therapy you should not be an option..ever..." which led to several speculations that the singer might be suffering from cancer.
Sachin also said that every time Jigar would break-up, they would party.
Singer Lucky Ali popular for his tracks including O sanam and Teri Yaadein rings in his 59th birthday today.
New Delhi: Lucky Ali, known for his soulful music, says he has never intended to be a factory of songs and albums. He plays music when he likes to.The “O sanam” hitmaker came up with
Bangalore: Those looking for unforgettable music experience, will surely vouch for Kingfisher Premium - The Great Indian Octoberfest. A confluence of Indian ragas, folk music and hard metal rock band, EDM and hip hop from
Bangalore: Lucky Ali, whose simple ballad-style singing and melodious voice are a huge draw for music aficionados -- a proof of which was his latest performance here, says music festivals across the country give an
Bangalore: Bollywood singer, composer and notable figure in the Indian music industry Lucky Ali feels satisfied with the encouragement of local talents in music festivals and says it helps in the growth of the industry."What
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