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ANNIE kHALID NEW ALBUM 2010
KYA YEHI PYAR HAI
Annie Khalid is Asia's answ...
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ANNIE kHALID NEW ALBUM 2010
KYA YEHI PYAR HAI
Annie Khalid is Asia's answer to Britney Spears. She was born in Lahore in 1987 then came to UK at the age of 6 months. She grew up in East London and later moved to Essex with her parents. As a child she was a part of the east London Dance Company.
In late 2005 Annie sitting bored in her house, started humming a melody. She took that melody to a friend who introduced her to a music arranger. Together they came up with a very simple, yet catchy song which Annie decided to call 'Mahiya'. With Annie's simple rendition and style of singing, along with catchy lyrics, she was encouraged by family and friends to take it a step further.
The song became an instant hit, being ripped from the video and being sold privately, it became the most accessed Pakistani pop song on the internet for both 2005 and 2006.
She won the 'Most Wanted Song', 'Most Wanted Female 2006' and also 'The Most Wanted Female 2008' at TMA (The Music Awards) by viewers choice and many more awards as her career progressed.
Within the next year Bollywood Cinema moguls Mahesh and Mukesh Bhatt expressed their desire for Annie's Mahiya, for their upcoming movie 'Awarapan'. She flew to India to record the song and video, before the movie release and consequently gained more fame and fan following from her neighbouring country than ever before.
After the success of Mahiya, Annie started working with various charities, raising awareness for education and health. Also within this short span of time, Annie became a household name and endorsed high profile brands, becoming the most popular female artist and the most Influential Teen in Pakistan to date! One of the many things that sets Annie apart from every one else is her curly hair, she is often imitated by her fans who love her hair and enjoy copying her styles.
Annie was asked to be show stopper at the 2010 L'Oreal Karachi fashion week, for BNS couture Annie's girl-next-door image landed her a deal with beverage giants Pepsi. She was signed in 2007, to be the face of Pepsi Pakistan. In her first advert she plays the part of a cheeky girl who fights with her companion for the last drop of Pepsi! Pepsi then teamed up with Annie along with Indian singing legend Adnan Sami Khan for the next advert. Here she plays the V.I.P who is invited by Adnan to a concert. She is shocked to see her call him on to stage where she performs with him to his hit number 'Barish'.
In late 2008 Norwegian Telecommunication company Telenor signed Annie as their new brand ambassador. Telenors light hearted concepts paired up with Annie's skilful acting projected both Artist and brand to new heights. Fans appreciated the new look and enjoyed the funny commercials, changing Annie's tag name from 'The Mahiya girl' to 'The talkshawk girl' Telenor Talkshawk is the most popular Telecom in Pakistan today.
In the Summer of 2010 Dr Khalid Saleem (Annie Khalid's Father and Manager) from AK Records LTD UK commissioned the UK's number one Film Production Company, Bradley.tv, to create a stunning HD music video for her new single Be My Baby. The video was created to have a global appeal and to feature on MTV. The track was mixed by the world famous Radio 1 DJ, Judge Jules.
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"I've never heard this before and after hearing it the same thing that happened with Cosgrove's call happened again. Now Melissa is inside me, screaming for help and making me feel very uncomfortable. It's really sad when she says she hears voices but nobody comes, and at the same time you'd be more than willing to help her but you can't. Voice really is a strong reminder of the past. I'm sure no photograph could ever convey her feelings as convincingly as her voice does. Just sad... these calls."
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