US-based Pakistani singer Urooj Aftab has won a Grammy Award for his song 'Mohabbat'.
On Sunday, the Pakistani-American singer was given the award in the category of Best Global Music Performance for her song 'Mohabbat'.
According to the French news agency AFP, the Pakistani-born singer was nominated for the 64th Grammy Awards in November last year.
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The 37-year-old singer, who has lived in New York for almost 15 years, is gaining worldwide attention for her work. The rise of Aftab's singing is a combination of Sufism and Jazz.
"I'm very excited, I'm feeling great," Arooj Aftab told reporters.
"I was very nervous all day," he said. We're off to a great start. "
Arooj Aftab's song 'Mohabbat' was selected in the category of Best Global Music Performance. (Photo: AFP)
Rising Sunrise Born in Saudi Arabia, he spent his childhood in Lahore.
He studied music at the Berkeley College of Music in Boston, USA. Rise of the Sun is one of the artists who promoted their music on the Internet in the 90's and 2000's.
Former US President Barack Obama is also a fan of his. He had included Arooj Aftab's song 'Mohabbat' in his 2021 summer playlist.
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