Ali Zafar celebrates his 44th birthday in Cannes

ISLAMABAD: Ali Zafar, a multifaceted Pakistani artist known for his exceptional contributions to music, and film marks his 44th birthday today.

Born on May 18, 1980, in Lahore, Pakistan, Ali Zafar has become a household name, celebrated for his talent, charisma, and philanthropic efforts.

Zafar’s charm and talent soon crossed borders, leading to his Bollywood debut in 2010 with the film “Tere Bin Laden.”

His performance was critically acclaimed, and he quickly became a sought-after actor in the Indian film industry.

He starred in several successful Bollywood films, including “Mere Brother Ki Dulhan,” “London, Paris, New York,” and “Chashme Baddoor.” His acting career complemented his music, as he often lent his voice to the soundtracks of his films.

Apart from his acting, Zafar continued to thrive in music. His second album, “Masti,” released in 2006, further cemented his place in the music industry. Known for his versatility, Zafar experimented with various genres, from pop and rock to classical music. His soulful voice and meaningful lyrics resonated with fans worldwide.

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Ali Zafar has had his fair share of controversies but he kept moving forward in his life and career and likes to achieve new milestones everyday.

On the personal front, Ali Zafar is a devoted family man. He is married to Ayesha Fazli, and the couple has two children.

Ali Zafar is in Cannes right now as Cannes Film Festival is underway. He is accompanied by his beautiful wife Ayesha Fazli. The duo is having fun and they have been out and about as both Ali and Ayesha have shared pictures from their adventure. Have a look:

As he steps into another year, Ali Zafar shows no signs of slowing down. With upcoming music projects and potential film roles, fans eagerly anticipate what the versatile artist will bring next. His passion for his craft and commitment to his fans ensure that Ali Zafar will continue to shine brightly in the years to come.