Kya Huwa

Imran Khan began his music career in 1982 and is an ex Member of Live Wires Band Pakistan
Composed Popular hit songs Nai Umangain, Kya Huwa, Aankhon may Liyay, Chaa Gaye Hain Baadlon Kay Saaye, Arre Aaray Aaray and many more.
Imran Khan is now launching his first debut song as a vocalist called “Chehra Hay”

Imran Khan began his music career in 1982 and is an ex Member of Live Wires Band Pakistan.
Composed Popular hit songs Nai Umangain, Kya Huwa, Aankhon may Liyay, Chaa Gaye Hain Baadlon Kay Saaye, Arre Aaray Aaray and many more.
Imran Khan is now launching his first debut song as a vocalist called “Chehra Hay”

This is a New Album called Chehra with Different Genres of music included in it.

Chehra Song is Happy Love Song of remembrance of the face of someone from the past. The person finally got to meet this person and now wherever he goes, wander the face is part of his being.

He formed the band with his 4 close friends from High school. Later the Sound was dissolved and Imran moved on with his Professional career after getting admission in NED University. The Live Wires story began at N.E.D University campus in Karachi, when three fellow NEDians were frustrated with the continuous upheaval in the beautiful city of Karachi. They decided to use music to spread a positive message and bring people together. Live Wires was born during the time when Vital Signs took Pakistani youngsters by storm. It was the mix of western and eastern beats, rhythms and melodies which attracted thousands to music concerts. This was the beginning of a new era of music in Pakistan. Live Wires, along with few other bands , led the pack!

Imran Khan, Sarosh Khan and Rizwan Shamsi were the founding members. They formed the band while studying for their engineering degrees. It was a turbulent time in Karachi, but music provided a great outlet for Live Wires to communicate their message of unity, perseverance and love. Music in the late 80’s and 90’s was also battling with fundamentalism, and newspaper editorials were against young uninhibited music fans. The ‘music band’ movement proved that you can indulge in music and art as a preferred outlet, as opposed to guns and violence, and use the power of artistic expression to spread the message of peace. Live Wires and other groups in that era went against the grain to win a war against ‘art and music’.