This instrument is a popular local instrument found in Punjab and Rajasthan. It has been adopted by Sindhi and Balochi musicians and is used in the genres of Jugni, Jind Mahi and Mirza.

In his detailed essay on Balochi music, titled “The Musical Base of Baloch Minstrelsy”, Dr Sabir Badal Khan, a professor and researcher, writes that “Zahirok is both a genre of song ...

There are several musical instruments exclusive to the Balochi culture, like Nar Sur that is sung by a singer with the narration of a Balochi folk story.

When one grows up with smart and unique ideas of writing about education, motivation, politics and other related skills and professions, I am glad to be writing about my own Balochi culture which ...

Humble about his ancestry that thrived purely on musical innovation, Sabzal is a Baloch at heart and passionate about the region’s folk music. “Balochi folk is way above and beyond Dane Pe ...

Balochi music and dances show that we love brotherhood and friendship,” he said, adding that Balochis have always contributed to the development of Pakistan and stood by the armed forces of the ...

On April 26, 1967 a scintillating performance of Balochi music and dance on university campus marked the Diwan organised by the Balochi literary circle of Karachi University Students Union.

Pakistani singers, Sufi Sain Zahoor and Balochi singer Akhtar Chanal Zahri, have added epic heft to Gulzar’s poetry in the title track of Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Mirzya.