‘Ustaad’ Chahat Fateh Ali Khan to Challenge Bilawal Bhutto Zardari in Upcoming Elections

The viral singer has submitted his nomination papers for NA-128.

Viral singer and internet sensation Chahat Fateh Ali Khan has declared his intention to contest in the upcoming parliamentary elections in 2024.

The comedian singer revealed his political aspirations through a video that is now going viral on social media.

In the video, Chahat, dressed in a green shalwar kameez, greeted viewers in his distinctive quirky style before dropping the unexpected news. He discloses that he has submitted his nomination papers for the National Assembly’s NA-128 constituency in Lahore, a move that has caught many off guard.

Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, whose real name is Kashif Rana, has submitted his nomination papers through his lawyer.

With a successful career built on catchy tunes and viral videos, boasting over 1.9 million subscribers on YouTube, the singer now seems poised to transition from the world of music to the political arena.

While details about his political campaign are scarce at this early stage, the decision to enter the hotly contested NA-128 constituency indicates a challenging journey ahead for Chahat Fateh Ali Khan. Known for its diverse mix of voters and intense electoral battles, NA-128 has historically been a focal point in Pakistani politics.

Chahat Fateh Ali Khan’s foray into politics raises questions about whether his musical “charm” can translate into political success or if this is a spontaneous attention-seeking stunt rather than a calculated move. The constituency he has chosen to contest features established political figures and seasoned veterans, making it an uphill battle for the celebrity singer.

As the upcoming campaign unfolds, all eyes will be on Chahat Fateh Ali Khan to see if he emerges as a fresh voice in politics or if his melody fades away amidst the competition posed by established political parties. The 2024 elections are sure to be enlivened by the unexpected entry of the internet sensation into the political fray.