Her confidence seemed misplaced.
Sehar Gul Khan, the popular Pakistani playback singer, is currently performing live concerts across various cities in Pakistan.
Her high-energy performances are being widely shared on social media, but several videos have sparked heavy trolling from netizens.
A recent clip of her performing ‘Saiyaara’ at PGC Rahim Yar Khan drew particular attention for the singer’s live performance quality.
Another video showed her performing her hit OST ‘Bol Kaffara’ at the same college, generating similar reactions from online viewers.
Many social media users mocked the singer, with one joking that she is blessed with hidden talents and should keep them hidden.
Another comment humorously said that while the entry fee for the concert was 500, the exit fee should have been 5000 for profit.
Fans also pointed out that low-budget college events sometimes invite performers who cannot deliver high-quality live shows.
One viewer compared her performance to needing spiritual intervention, asking if religious scholars should help with the “evil spirits.”
Another sarcastic comment asked: “What are the doctors saying? Will she be okay soon?”
Several users expressed disappointment, suggesting that even their household helpers could sing better than the recent live shows.
Others commented that her confidence seemed misplaced, and the overall talent displayed on stage was lacking compared to studio recordings.
Many questioned why the colleges keep hiring her despite repeated bad performances.
Some people joked about the absurdity of the situation, suggesting that the performance could be used as a meme template.
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Sehar Gul rose to fame in 2018 with the OST ‘Bol Kaffara’ from the drama Parlour Wali Larki, directed by Nadia Afgan.
She shared the song with Shehbaz Fayaz Qawwal, composed by Asim Raza and Soach Band, with lyrics also by Asim Raza.
The OST video for ‘Bol Kaffara’ has achieved over 134 million views on digital platforms, highlighting her popularity despite criticism.
She has also sung OSTs for dramas like Dastakhat, Teri Chhaon Main, and Taqdeer, continuing her career in playback singing.
Fans on social media continue to offer mixed reactions, some acknowledging her previous successes while criticising live performance issues.
Despite the trolling, Sehar Gul Khan remains a recognised figure in Pakistan’s music industry and continues performing across various live venues.
Her fans still support her social media presence, sharing videos and encouraging her.
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