Mumbai: Renowned Pakistani singer Atif Aslam has said that although he does not miss working professionally in India, he deeply misses his fans and the people there.
In a recent interview with an Indian YouTube channel, Aslam spoke candidly about his relationship with India and his connection with his Indian fan base.
The singer said the Indian government had decided to impose restrictions on Pakistani artists, adding that he was also affected by the ban and had not recorded a song for India in the past 10 years.
Despite the restrictions, Aslam said his music continued to reach Indian audiences through alternative means, with many fans using virtual private networks and other platforms to access his work.
“I do not miss working professionally in India, but I do miss the people and my fans there,” he said.
