"When I was a kid I wanted to be a Superman" Ali Zafar
Catch the glimpse of the interview of Ali Zafar where he has spoken about his career, dream woman and sung songs for his India-Forums fans..

Ali Zafar is not only an incredible singer but also a great human being. A star so big yet so grounded with no starry tantrums. May he keep climbing ladder of success. A quick snapshot of the interview with Ali Zafar by I-F RJ Kirti where he has spoken about his career, his favorite stars, his dream woman, favorite artist and many more. Last but not the least he has sung an exclusive songs for all the India-Forums members and have promised to visit the website soon.

Ali: I wanted to become different things at different point of time. Well when I was a kid I wanted to be a superman but as I grow older I realized it is not easy to fly so I had to give that up. When I grew up little my interest in music started to grow day by day. When I was in college there was some music society which I joined that and then I realized this is what I wanted to do. But coming from the background where my parents teach arts and design they wanted me to have a some sort of degree so I graduated as a Painter as I used to paint as a child. I used to collect money by making people’s portrait.
Tell us about your favorite songs from the album Masti?
Ali: Sun re Sajania, Jaane na koi pechana nai koi, Tere Agnal. All my songs are my favorite. And now after the video of Dekha I like that song too.

Ali: Well I think fame has changed me for a better. It has taught me reality of life. This field tends to shake you from your feet a lot. One moment you are admired, loved by all, so many comments coming your way that you are the best which is ego boosting. It can take you to a lalalland that you are invincible but my training, my school of thought and what I have learnt and even my religion teaches me to be humble. The biggest picture is to be a good human being and to stay grounded with your family and do not go astray and indulge in self indulgence.
Your songs Rangeen and Chanoo were copied by Indian Composers without you getting due credits. So what do you have to say to it?
Ali: Well (sigh) You are happy and at the same time sad.. You are happy that your music is worth being copied but at a same time it could be done in a more ethical manner. If they could have asked me I would have given it to them. But I think one should move on and not look behind.
Now the question that all the girls wants to know is what will be Ali Zafar’s dream girl be like?
Ali: My dreamgirl will have to be a better human being rather than just pretty face. She should understand my profession and not be be all possessive about me.
Who is your competitor: Atif Aslam or Rahet Ali Khan?

Well friends that was a summary of couple of quick question with Ali Zafar. For full rendezvous make sure that you tune in to India-Forums Radio on Monday 16th July at 11pm IST. Interviews will be streamed at multiple times!!
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aaishal @aaishal 15 years ago awww he is so cute =D thank you so much for the interview!
addy @muhdadeel007 16 years ago he is fine not like that ,like he should be ,watever
Ayesha @ash_charming 16 years ago Love him and his songs. Reallyyyy good singer and human being!!!
Rachandeep @Rachu_1987
+ 3
16 years ago
he's so hot!!! can't wait 4 his full interview
QT @QT143
16 years ago
thanks.
wow, im falling in love wid his personality by the way he talks lol
Mahwish @mahwish91
16 years ago
thanks alot for the nice piece of interview!!
DON't-ASK-IT @Sara_DONT_ASK
+ 4
16 years ago
Awww so cute....:))....!!!
Will cath it tonite....:$
suzi @sus143
+ 2
16 years ago
hez so cute..i didn't knw much abt him before but i luved his sajaina video.. i actualy thought he waz a model in the video not singer..will surely tune on tomorrow
Annam @annie_maha
16 years ago
thnxxxx so much for sharing ali's interview as i m the big fan oh ali zafar
Ammu @ammmu
+ 3
16 years ago
oh Wow, what a sweet and downtoearth person.. Ali seems really nice, will listen to the interview, thanks Kirti di!