NATIONAL ANTHEM OF PAKISTAN | LGS PARAGON & LGS GULBERG STUDENTS | PAKISTAN 76TH INDEPENDENCE DAY

"Commemorate the spirit of independence and patriotism this August with an inspiring tribute by the students of LGS Paragon. As the nation unites to celebrate Pakistan's Independence Day, these talented voices come together in harmony to honor the sacrifices and struggles that have shaped our beloved country. Join us in reliving the pride and passion that define Pakistan, as we present a heartfelt rendition of the national anthem. Let the melodies of freedom resonate in your heart and soul, echoing the journey of a nation that stands strong and united."

Credits :
Singers
Laraib Nadeem
Minal Shoaib
Kainat khalid
Soban Naeem
Haniya kaleem Usmani
Ahmad Jerre ullah
Ammar Farhan

Music Arrangements
Taimoor Wazir

Video Directed by
Taimoor Wazir & A R Sajid

DOP
Mujtaba

Editing
Muhammad Sajid

Produced By
LGS PARAGON

Project Head
Ayesha Amir

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[Girleezzz]

Assalamualaikum
I am the principal of LGSHAFIZABAD and l saw it that's thrilling l love it.
Allah Hafiz

[BOTIR]

Assalamu alekum I'm from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 Central Asia regions I love you Pakistan islamic republic 🇵🇰❤

[Mst.MariamMala]

I love Bangladesh. 🇧🇩❤
Joy Bangla joy Bangabandhu. ❤

[zainab-Love-]

I was there for 1 second only not even 1 second-

[User-cezu]

Nice Anthem but Pakistan establishment not following it

[UdayGupta-fv]

Don't mean to disdparge Pakistan's anthem (s), but the original one was discarded soon after it was written, remember, because the composer was a Hindu ? The present anthem is beautiful, but is in PERSIAN, a language with which Pakistan has no relationship. Must be the ONLY National Anthem in the world in a completely alien language !

[UdayGupta-fv]

Mulk, SULTANAT...." - has it struck NOone, not ONE Pakistani, in the entire history of Pakistan, just how inappropriate that is ? You aspire to be a 'Sultanat' ? Really ? In the 20th and 21st centuries ? This is especially as its so easy to maintain the flow of the poem even after deleting the S word - just put in 'Jamhuriat' instead. In India a similar Sanskrit- Hindi word - say 'Rajatya' - in anything remotely to do with the Republic, would instantly evoke howls of protest. Not one cheep, ever, from the Land of the Pure: noone's even noticed. Symptomatic, I suppose, of many things that are worng with that benighted land.