If you thought your Arts degree was useless, why not get a degree in Musc from “certified” professional Chahat Fateh Ali Khan?
The viral sensation known for such thought-provoking hits like “Bado Badi,” has announced plans to open a music academy in Lahore.
The academy will offer training in both singing and acting, a venture Khan revealed during a recent television appearance.
Appearing on a private TV show, Chahat Fateh Ali Khan charmed the audience with his trademark humor and candid responses. When the host inquired about his relationship status, Khan didn’t miss a beat, jokingly declaring his intention to marry her, claiming he had been pursuing her for a year.
Chahat Fateh Ali Khan shot to fame with his remake of Noor Jehan’s classic “Bado Badi,” a rendition that many describe as so-bad-it’s-good. His music has trended not for its melodic prowess but for its sheer audacity and cringe-worthy charm.
Despite—or perhaps because of—his unconventional style, Khan has amassed a dedicated fan base that revels in his comedic approach to music.
However, not everyone is a fan. Khan remains a polarizing figure in the music industry, often facing criticism for his lack of traditional singing ability.
Recently, Chahat Fateh Ali Khan was under public scrutiny for harassing model and TV host Mathira on her show. After she publicly made allegations, Chahat Fateh Ali Khan came forward with legal action against her.
