From BBC News:
"Addicted to their Bollywood movies and Pakistani pop music, many are at ease with privately imitating their idols.
But, like all other professions in the country, music remains male-dominated. For women it is another matter altogether - raised eyebrows are the least possible obstacle.
Some have broken the barrier, none more so than the late Nazia Hassan, who took the sub-continental music scene by storm with her pop music in the early 1980s.
That may account for all the hype surrounding Zeb and Haniya, Pakistan's first all-female music band."
"Addicted to their Bollywood movies and Pakistani pop music, many are at ease with privately imitating their idols.
But, like all other professions in the country, music remains male-dominated. For women it is another matter altogether - raised eyebrows are the least possible obstacle.
Some have broken the barrier, none more so than the late Nazia Hassan, who took the sub-continental music scene by storm with her pop music in the early 1980s.
That may account for all the hype surrounding Zeb and Haniya, Pakistan's first all-female music band."
Please continue reading the BBC article about the success of these exceptional young women.
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