DALLAS: Fun
Asia Entertainment of Dallas hosted a musical concert of famous Indian
playback singer Sonu Nigam at Allen Event Centre.
The jam packed hall, and enthusiastic crowd made it a successful event. A large number of Pakistani, Indians and other South Asians were among the participants.
Sonu Nigam performed with a variety of his famous songs which ranged from bhangra to sad and tragic tracks.
The participants cheered and appreciated the performance by whistles, claps and dances. His big performances included “Kal ho na ho”, “Merey Haath mein”, “Mein ne jis ko chaha”, “Mujh ko neend aa rahi hay”, “Kabhi alwida na kahna”, “Dheerey dheerey sapnoon ki dunya mein aa ja”, “Dil Mangta hay”, “Aa ja Sohniye”, “Mahi way….”.
Other performers who came with him also made great performances which forced the audience into ecstatic mood.
The concert kept going for five hours, which was thoroughly enjoyed by participants. FunAsia owners John Hamid, Shariq Hamid and Farrukh Hamid thanked the audience for their presence.
They said that Fun Asia Entertainment will keep bringing great entertainment programs for South Asian community.
Sonu Nigam also presented parodies of various singers and performers. The concert was also attended by famous Indian actress Minakshi Shishawri who also enjoyed the performance and praised Sonu Nigam.
The jam packed hall, and enthusiastic crowd made it a successful event. A large number of Pakistani, Indians and other South Asians were among the participants.
Sonu Nigam performed with a variety of his famous songs which ranged from bhangra to sad and tragic tracks.
The participants cheered and appreciated the performance by whistles, claps and dances. His big performances included “Kal ho na ho”, “Merey Haath mein”, “Mein ne jis ko chaha”, “Mujh ko neend aa rahi hay”, “Kabhi alwida na kahna”, “Dheerey dheerey sapnoon ki dunya mein aa ja”, “Dil Mangta hay”, “Aa ja Sohniye”, “Mahi way….”.
Other performers who came with him also made great performances which forced the audience into ecstatic mood.
The concert kept going for five hours, which was thoroughly enjoyed by participants. FunAsia owners John Hamid, Shariq Hamid and Farrukh Hamid thanked the audience for their presence.
They said that Fun Asia Entertainment will keep bringing great entertainment programs for South Asian community.
Sonu Nigam also presented parodies of various singers and performers. The concert was also attended by famous Indian actress Minakshi Shishawri who also enjoyed the performance and praised Sonu Nigam.
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