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Naseebo Lal Biography: Age, Career, Family and More

F4U Editorial Desk • Updated September 29, 2026 • 3 min read

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Date of birth10 January 1970

Age52 Years (as of 2021)

BirthplaceChishtian, Pakistan

ProfessionSinger

NationalityPakistani

Marital statusMarried

SpouseNaveed

FamilyMother - Babli; Father - Name not known; Children: Son - Murad Hussain, Daughter - Noor Fatima (Laadi); Siblings - Brothers Shahid Lal and Tabedar Lal; Sisters Sheena Lal and Farah Lal

Naseebo Lal Biography

Veteran Pakistani folk singer known for performances in Punjabi, Urdu and Marwari; rose from a musical family of Rajasthani origin and gained wider public,

Early life and background
Naseebo Lal was born on 10 January 1970 in Chishtian, Pakistan, into a family of musicians that migrated from Rajasthan, India after partition. Music was part of her upbringing: her mother was her first teacher and other family members sang and performed at weddings and fairs. She never received formal academic education.

Career
Naseebo Lal developed into a prominent folk vocalist who performs primarily in Punjabi, Urdu and Marwari, and has also sung in Pashto. Her professional recording career began in 1999 when she debuted with songs for the Punjabi film Desan Da Raja. Her recordings and live work led to further opportunities, including releases under the Oriental Star Agencies label in the UK.

Her repertoire includes a number of popular tracks in regional genres. Early hits such as Jinda Yaar Juda Ho Jaye, Bukkal De Vich Chor, Kundi Na Kharka, Meri Phullan Wali Kurti and Ronde Ne Nain Nimare built her reputation. She later recorded Silli Silli Aundi Hawa, a song previously popularized by Hans Raj Hans, which brought additional attention and film offers from the Lollywood industry.

Naseebo Lal has trained with established practitioners in addition to her mother’s early instruction. She studied with Ustaad Lal Khan and received tabla-oriented guidance from maestro Tafoo. Her live concert work took her beyond Pakistan; a 2012 performance at The Drum Theatre in Birmingham, England, is noted as an event that raised her international profile.

In television, she has appeared on high-profile music platforms. She featured in Coke Studio’s ninth season in 2016, performing the song Groove Mera with Aima Baig and Young Stunners. She returned to Coke Studio in 2022’s season 14 to sing Tu Jhoom alongside Abida Parveen. In 2021 she was part of the ensemble that recorded the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 6 anthem.

Naseebo Lal’s recorded output includes collaborative work with family members; in 2017 she released an album with her brother Shahid Lal. She has shared stages and live shows with notable Pakistani singers including Nargis, Nisar Butt, Shabnam Chaudhry, Zubin Shah and Nadia Ali.

Public profile
Naseebo Lal remains an active performer on the domestic live circuit, frequently appearing at cultural stage shows and private wedding events. She has expressed interest in supporting young musicians; in 2016 she announced plans to establish a music academy for underprivileged students in Garwastan and spoke about the challenges she faced entering the music industry.

On social media she maintains a public presence, with follower counts reported on platforms such as Instagram and Facebook. Her longstanding admiration for legendary vocalist Madam Noor Jahan is reflected in her renditions of Noor Jahan classics such as Jadon Holi Jai Lenda Mera and Anda Tere Layee Reshmi Rumal.

Latest updates
Highlights from recent years include her Coke Studio appearances in 2016 and 2022 and participation in the PSL 6 anthem in 2021. International concert work and collaborative projects within her family continued to shape her career into the late 2010s and early 2020s.

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Recent Work

Groove Mera (Coke Studio Season 9)

Performed alongside Aima Baig and Young Stunners

2016
Tu Jhoom (Coke Studio Season 14)

Duet performance with Abida Parveen

2022
PSL 6 Anthem

Part of the ensemble that recorded the Pakistan Super League 6 anthem

2021
Album with Shahid Lal

Recorded a music album together with her brother

2017
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Career Highlights

  1. Debut recording for Punjabi film Desan Da Raja (1999)
  2. International concert at The Drum Theatre, Birmingham (2012)
  3. Coke Studio appearances in 2016 and 2022
  4. Recorded PSL 6 anthem (2021)
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