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Ali Zafar to hold flood relief concert on September 27 at Alhamra

Published on: September 16, 2025 12:37 AM

In a country where music has always been the heartbeat of hope, Ali Zafar is once again using his voice to bring Pakistanis together, this time for those who need it most.

The Pride of Performance recipient has announced a special fundraising concert to support victims of the catastrophic floods that left millions homeless earlier this year.

But this isn’t just any concert. It’s a movement. Here’s why it matters and how you can be part of it. The concert will be held at Alhamra Cultural Complex, Lahore, on September 27, 2025, starting at 7pm sharp. Fans can grab their tickets now, exclusively available on TicketWala.

Located in the heart of Lahore near Gaddafi Stadium, Alhamra is easy to get to via ride-hailing apps like Careem and InDrive and has parking facilities available for those coming by car.

Ali Zafar is curating what he calls “one of the most special concerts of my life.” Fans can expect a powerful live performance from the star himself along with surprise appearances by other renowned performers, to be revealed closer to the event date.

But beyond the music, the night will serve as a symbol of unity and compassion. Every rupee earned from ticket sales will go directly to Ali Zafar Foundation’s flood relief work, helping rebuild homes, schools and lives.

The floods that struck Pakistan this year were one of the most devastating natural disasters in recent history, displacing millions of people, destroying schools, crops and infrastructure and leaving countless families struggling to survive. “This concert is more than a performance – it’s a moment to stand united,” says Ali Zafar.

“Every ticket sold will help rebuild homes, educate children and restore hope.

Together, we can turn this tragedy into a story of resilience.”

This initiative is just the latest in Ali Zafar’s long-standing commitment to Pakistan. Through the Ali Zafar Foundation, he has consistently worked to improve education, provide equal opportunities and respond to humanitarian crises.

From building smart classrooms to funding libraries for underprivileged schools, Ali Zafar has always turned his star power into real impact and this concert is no different. This is your invitation to turn music into a lifeline. Get your tickets from TicketWala, bring your friends and family and fill Alhamra with the sound of hope. Because this time, every cheer, every song, every clap will mean more than music.

Filed Under: Lifestyle Tagged With: Ali Zafar, Flood

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