PNCA’s Azadi Musical Show Draws Huge Crowd On Independence Day

ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 15th Aug, 2026) The Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) organized a spectacular “Azadi Musical Show — Independence Day Special” at the PNCA Auditorium here on Thursday to celebrate Pakistan’s 80th Independence Day with national spirit, patriotic fervour and vibrant musical performances.

Parliamentary Secretary for National Heritage and Culture Farah Naz Akbar was the special guest at the event, which was attended by distinguished guests, artists, performers, media representatives and a large number of citizens.

The programme attracted a huge and enthusiastic crowd, with people from different walks of life turning up to celebrate the national day. The auditorium reverberated with patriotic songs and energetic performances, creating an atmosphere of unity, joy and love for the motherland.

Renowned performers, including Manwa Sisters, Jwand Parasta Band, Gulshan Jahan and Mash Baloch, enthralled the audience with their live performances. The artists received warm appreciation and enthusiastic applause from the audience.

The musical evening provided families, youth and music lovers an opportunity to celebrate Independence Day together while highlighting the values of freedom, unity, peace and national pride.

As part of the celebrations, the special guest, distinguished guests, artists and PNCA officials jointly cut the Independence Day cake, marking the occasion with a spirit of unity, joy and national pride.

The successful organization of the programme was made possible through the dedicated efforts of Samiullah Baloch, Director Performing Arts, PNCA, Inayat Ur Rahman, Deputy Director (Performing Arts), PNCA, and the entire PNCA team.

The PNCA appreciated the artists, performers, media partners, organizers and citizens for their participation in making the celebration a memorable success.

The event also reflected the strong bond of the people with their homeland and their shared aspirations for a peaceful, prosperous and culturally vibrant Pakistan.

The evening concluded on a high note, leaving the audience with a renewed sense of patriotism, hope and commitment to the country’s progress and prosperity.

The PNCA reaffirmed its commitment to promoting Pakistan’s rich cultural heritage and providing platforms that bring people together through art, music and cultural expression.