Shabnam Majeed

Shabnam Majeed has four children with her former husband Wajid Ali, a music director. Their son, Naqi Ali (Lucky Ali), died at age seven after falling down the stairs in 2010. Shabnam Majeed reportedly gave this reason for separation from her husband: "I am upset over the fact that my husband is in contact with his ex-wife. Their pictures together have also gone viral. I am mentally drained and it is difficult for me to live with my husband anymore". 12 days later, two arrests were made in connection with the murder investigation. According to police accounts, Abdul Waheed was killed by his brother-in-law and an accomplice. ==Career==

Shabnam Majeed started learning music at the age of 7. Shabnam Majeed complained to a major newspaper of Pakistan in 2016 that a new breed of film directors, producers had recently entered the Pakistani film industry. She thought that they were neglecting the established film playback singers of Pakistan. Instead, they preferred to hire Indian film playback singers for their films. ==Philanthropy==

In 2016, Majeed, in collaboration with Alhamra Arts Council, formed an organisation to teach music to street children. The organisation, called the Lucky Ali Foundation, is named after her late son. She has also formed a charity dedicated to children with drug addiction. ==Awards==

• PTV Award for Best Singer for the music video 'Anarkali' in 2006. ==References==