Hidayat Kayani participated in the program 'Speak Your Heart' by renowned actress and host Samina Pirzada and spoke about her personal and professional life. He said that he had adopted a baby from the Edhi Foundation during the horrific earthquake of October 2005, which he named 'Nadali'.
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Hadiya Kayani said adopting a baby was one of the happiest experiences of her life and she is very sensitive to her son. There was no shortage of raising Nad Ali and in order to give him the love of his father, he decided to get married and married a British businessman.News World Ahmed
The purpose of the singer's marriage was to give the son a father's affection but unfortunately his expectations did not materialize, which led to him taking a husband and now living a happy life with his mother and son.usa today
'Get married for son, get divorced for him'
Hadidah said that one time Nad Ali came to the school and told him that he had slapped a boy today, but he said that the boy told him, 'Your mother adopted you; you are not their son.' He got angry and killed the boy. After that, Hadidah told her son the whole story about when, where and why he adopted Nad Ali.usa today
Talking about her childhood, the singer said that she was born in Rawalpindi and is the youngest of three siblings. When the father died at the age of 3, the mother kept the three siblings close to her. For the past 12 years mothers have been paralyzed and have been on bed.usa today
'Get married for son, get divorced for him'
In response to Samina Pirzada's question, "How did the pop songs come to Sufi?" Hadeeka said that she has come to Sufi 20 years later. And it seems that once he and his brother were touring with 'Lala', during which time they were listening to 'Qian Fyakin' and were constantly listening, after which they did not like any other song.
He then listened to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and decided that he would do Sufi music. The singer said that Lala helped him a lot in picking this route. Upon arriving, he realized that Sufi was his destination.