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oppvenuz4456 · 17 days

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Book Jannat Zubair for Your Event: Elevate the Experience with a Star Presence

Planning an event that needs a touch of glamour, excitement, and star power? Booking Jannat Zubair as a celebrity guest or performer could be the perfect way to create a memorable and captivating experience. As one of India’s most beloved actresses and social media influencers, Jannat Zubair has amassed millions of fans thanks to her impressive talent, charming personality, and strong social media presence.

Let’s explore why booking Jannat Zubair for your event could elevate the atmosphere, attract a larger audience, and make your occasion stand out.

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Who is Jannat Zubair?

Jannat Zubair began her career as a child actress and quickly rose to fame with her standout performances in Indian television serials like Phulwa, Tu Aashiqui, and Kashi – Ab Na Rahe Tera Kagaz Kora. Over the years, she transitioned into a popular influencer with a huge following on Instagram, TikTok (before its ban in India), and YouTube.

With her diverse talents in acting, singing, and content creation, Jannat has built a brand that appeals to people across different age groups, particularly the youth. Whether it’s her acting chops, her fashion sense, or her engaging online presence, she has become a household name and an influential personality.

Why Book Jannat Zubair for Your Event?

1. Attract a Larger Audience

Jannat Zubair’s star power is undeniable. With millions of followers across social media platforms, she has a massive fan base, especially among Gen Z and millennials. By booking her for your event, you immediately increase your event’s visibility and appeal. Whether it's a product launch, a concert, a brand promotion, or a corporate event, her presence alone can help draw in more attendees.

2. Boost Social Media Engagement

In today’s digital age, an event's success is often measured by its online engagement. Jannat is not just a celebrity but also a digital influencer who knows how to connect with her audience. If she promotes your event on her social media channels, it can significantly boost your event’s reach and engagement. Her followers are highly interactive, meaning more buzz and excitement around your event.

Additionally, having her at the event will naturally lead to more social media shares, as attendees will want to capture moments with her, further promoting your event online.

3. Versatility in Event Types

Jannat Zubair is a versatile performer, making her suitable for a wide range of events:

Entertainment and Fashion Shows: As a fashion icon, she can grace the runway or make an appearance at fashion events.

Brand Endorsements: If you’re looking to launch a new product or service, having Jannat on board as a brand ambassador can amplify the impact.

Cultural Events and Concerts: She can participate in performances, host an event, or simply make a guest appearance to energize the crowd.

Corporate Events: Jannat’s professionalism and charm make her an excellent fit for corporate events, award ceremonies, or product unveilings.

4. Connect with the Youth

Jannat Zubair has a particularly strong connection with younger audiences. If your event aims to engage the youth, her presence is a strategic advantage. Whether it’s an entertainment show, a college event, or a youth-centric festival, having Jannat as a performer or guest speaker can help you tap into this energetic and enthusiastic demographic.

5. Professionalism and Charisma

One of the key reasons for Jannat Zubair’s long-standing popularity is her professionalism and down-to-earth nature. She brings a warm and approachable presence to any event, ensuring that she connects with the audience. Her charm and charisma not only create a positive atmosphere but also add a layer of elegance and sophistication to your event.

6. Memorable Guest Appearances

For special events like weddings, anniversaries, or private parties, booking Jannat Zubair can make the occasion unforgettable. Whether it’s a performance or a simple meet-and-greet, her presence will leave a lasting impression on your guests, making your event truly one-of-a-kind.

How to Book Jannat Zubair for Your Event

Booking a celebrity like Jannat Zubair requires working with experienced talent management agencies or event organizers that specialize in coordinating celebrity appearances. These agencies help facilitate the process, ensuring a smooth experience from negotiation to event execution.

Here are a few steps to follow:

Contact a Reputable Agency: Reach out to an agency with a track record of managing celebrity bookings for events.

Plan the Event Details: Make sure to have all event details ready, including date, time, location, and type of appearance/performance you expect.

Negotiate the Terms: Discuss the terms of her appearance, including fees, travel arrangements, and any special requirements.

Promotion and Collaboration: If possible, work with Jannat and her team on promotional activities leading up to the event. Her endorsement can add credibility and excitement.

Conclusion

Booking Jannat Zubair for your event is an opportunity to add a touch of stardom and elevate the overall experience. Whether it’s a corporate gala, entertainment show, or private celebration, her charm, talent, and social media influence can make your event a standout success. By working with the right talent management professionals, you can seamlessly integrate Jannat into your event and ensure it’s a memorable occasion for all.

So, if you want to create a buzz and leave a lasting impression on your audience, consider bringing Jannat Zubair on board to add her star power to your event!

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Her focus for the past 45 years has been on arts, creative writing, and various healing techniques. She has been performing as a singer in the Netherlands since 1977, alongside her studies and work. Asyla expresses herself from the heart, addressing metaphorical issues through visual and language aspects. She has an academic background and is now a senior. She volunteers in Kids Arts Culture…

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Yung D3mz Drops 6-Track Marvel ‘Before The Sun Comes Down

A remarkable start to 2024 has been made by Ghanaian musical artist Yung D3mz with the publication of his most recent effort, “Before The Sun Comes Down.” The six incredible tracks on the EP highlight Yung D3mz’s diverse range of abilities and feature intriguing joint ventures with Azanti, Tera Kora, and Wes7ar22. Continue reading Yung D3mz Drops 6-Track Marvel ‘Before The Sun Comes Down

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KHESARI LAL YADAV ALL SONGS LIST

Khesari Lal Yadav is an Indian singer, actor, and model who primarily works in the Bhojpuri film industry. He was born on March 15, 1986, in Siwan district, Bihar, India.

Khesari Lal Yadav began his career as a Bhojpuri singer and has released several popular albums, including "Aawa Ae Amarpali Nirhua Rang Dali," "Saiyan Aaiba Ki Na Aaiba," and "Sajan Chale Sasural 2," among others.

In addition to his music career, Khesari Lal Yadav has also acted in several Bhojpuri films, including "Saajan Chale Sasural 2," "Dulhin Ganga Paar Ke," "Sangharsh," and "Coolie No.1," among others. He has also appeared in the reality show "Bigg Boss 13" as a wild card entry.

Khesari Lal Yadav is known for his energetic performances and his unique style of singing and acting. He has won several awards for his work in the Bhojpuri film industry, including the Dadasaheb Phalke Award for Best Actor in 2019.

Khesari Lal Yadav is considered one of the most popular and successful artists in the Bhojpuri entertainment industry. His songs and films are loved by millions of fans across India and overseas.

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"It Is A New Age Sound & A Track For Millennials..."

Jannat Zubair Opens On Her Song ‘Babu Shona Mona'(Pic Credit: Instagram) TV actress Jannat Zubair, who is known for working in fictional dramas such as ‘Kashi – Ab Na Rahe Tera Kagaz Kora’, ‘Phulwa’, ‘Tu Aashiqui’, who also participated in the stunt-based reality show ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi 12’, released her latest track ‘Babu Shona Mona’ which is curated by Zubair Rahmani and has music and lyrics…

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Moments In Song No. 020 - Frankliin

“Moments In Song” asks people one simple question, “What are you listening to?” We believe that you can learn a lot about an individual and their experiences based off of the music they love. For every installment we ask someone to make a playlist of 10 songs they’re listening to, whether it be something new they stumbled upon, or a song they’ve always loved, and explain the story behind their choices. We aim to show that no matter where we come from, what we do, or what we look like, music has the ability to bring us together.

Fresh off of the release of his first EP REFLECT, Frankliin shares a playlist full of songs that invoke old emotions and remind him of why he started making music. We talk to the DMV Producer/DJ about his Metal beginnings, what makes a genius, and the balance between being creative and working a 9 to 5.

Listen to Frankliin’s playlist on Apple Music and Spotify.

Words and photos by Julian.

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Julian: What was the thought process behind making your playlist? I know you said earlier it really hard to fit 10 songs on there.

Frankliin: Dude! Picking 10 songs is hard. I even struggle with my DJ sets trying to get like a 45 minute set together. That’s already hard enough, so just 10 songs was like “Fuck.” So my main thing is I wanted all songs that I have some sort of emotional attachment to. So like even some of those songs I’ve fallen in love to. Each one is something that is routinely in my head. Also I just wanted to exhibit some of my talented friends. I’m like, “Y’all are really out here making stuff like this and still homies.” That’s crazy to me.

I noticed that really only the last two songs are more upbeat, while everything else seemed more chill and introspective. Would you say that you did that on purpose, or did it just kind of end of like that? Like that’s just where you are in life right now?

Oh 100%. Even in my live sets I always want an upward progression. So that’s why I kind of wanted to start off kind of calm, because that’s more of the stuff I listen to on a day to day basis. I feel like anyone who knows me would describe me as high energy, but when I’m by myself I’m usually chilling out. I kind of wanted this playlist to reflect that. And then towards the end I wanted to give people something to bop their head to. I don’t know, I just like ramps. Shout out ramps.

Earlier you said the Baby song on your playlist was shown to you by your brother because at that time your parents were not fucking with Hip-Hop. Was it all Hip-Hop/Rap , or was it just new music in general?

I mean my parents liked Hip-Hop, but they were trying to shelter me. I was definitely sheltered a lot growing up, and my brother was not. So he would always show me shit and be like, “Don’t tell mom and dad I showed you this,” which made it even better because you’re doing shit you shouldn’t be. I have this profound memory that will not leave, and it’s fine that it won’t. My brother was driving after taking me to go see a movie, and where I live it’s near a swamp, and so we were driving through it and it’s pitch black, and then that song came on. As soon as I heard it, I was like, “What the hell is this?” It just matched the mood, the pockets they were choosing, the percussion. Everything the Clipse, Pharrell, The Neptunes made always just blows my mind. Even now that music is still ahead of its time. That’s definitely been something that was an initial influence, that’s resurged now with time.

With your parents having that view on music, how’d they feel once you started making music? And has that view changed since then?

So if it were up to my parents, I’d continue being an engineer working a 9 to 5, with a health care plan, a steady girlfriend, thinking about marrying and having kids, just simple shit. They’re baby boomers, and that's what they wanted, and that’s what they expect I wanted. There’s nothing wrong with parents that want you to be happy, but I’ve had a taste of those things and I don’t want it. That’s been a point of conflict with that. Long story short they were not happy with it. Even though I’m not anywhere close to where I want to be, I feel like now with me traveling and making money from it, they’re starting to warm up to it. Every time I do a show my dad is like, “Are you getting paid?” It’s never, “Oh was it fun? Did you have a good time?” it’s just “Are you getting paid?” But now my dad is 100% for it, he’s come to shows and stuff. My mom is still warming up to it. She’s even freaked out about me leaving the county, so me going overseas for shows, she lost it.

But I feel like you doing shows overseas, and releasing full projects that are being well-received, will eventually get things to click with them.

Yeah. And also I just had to learn to be like, “Fuck what everyone else thinks. Do what you want.” Like literally last night I had a conversation with Juice the bouncer at Velvet Lounge, shout out Juice, and we were talking about geniuses and stuff like that and he was just like, “I really don’t think there’s such a thing as a genius. It’s just people doing what they wanted and not giving a fuck about the status quo.” Which is why people think they’re so revolutionary and ask why they didn’t think of that, and it because you’re following the status quo.

When did you start making music, and then at what point did you realize you could actually do something with it?

I started making music when I was like 16, I’m 24 now. Time fucking flies. I never really did it seriously, my main thing was always school. I have a degree in engineering and that’s all I was focused on. I literally didn’t have summer vacations except for like 2 weeks, and those were a dope two weeks.

Really? What’d you do the rest of summer?

I literally went to space camp dude.

I mean that’s kind of cool.

I mean it was cool until I asked some dude how much do you make working on spaceships and he was like, “We don’t make enough, stop asking me questions!” and that just killed my dream as a little kid.

How do you not make enough building spaceships?

He probably did, he was just being a jerk. And at that age you’re super impressionable, and experiences like that can fuck you up. That dream kind of died with that moment. So the music thing basically started with my friends and I listening to Metal, and then wanting to start a Metal band, and so I started playing bass. That was in middle school, and we were listening to bands like Asking Alexandria, Suicide Silence, I Set My Friends On Fire, and that’s how I got really into music. And then with time and with skateboarding, I got into electronic music. Me and friends would be messing around on FL Studios and this NuMark Mixtrack Pro he got from a thrift store for like $100. We’d be passing it around between the 5 of us and that’s how I learned to DJ. We would be producing together, trying to impress each other, and everyone was lowkey pushing me the hardest. It wasn’t like I was trying to be the best, it was just that I was having so much fun.

Was this still in Middle School, or was this High School now?

This is High School. It was all just fun in the beginning, and then I kind of gave it up when I went to my first year of college. I was just so focused on school and everything, and I was trying so hard and I just sucked so bad at college. I was a 4.0 and up student, and I went from that to losing my scholarship. In high school I was good with girls and then when I went to college I couldn’t get a girl to save my life. It was like everything that defined me just didn’t happen anymore. The only thing I really still had was music. It was either after my Freshman/Sophmore Year, I was just like I can’t fucking do this anymore. I had never had a summer off since I was in 6th grade. I told my mom I wasn’t taking summer classes and that I needed some time, and that was met with a lot of resistance. After that is when I did my first show as Frankliin, and that was at the Creative Block with Kleonaptra, it was her first show too. Afterwards I was like, “Damn, I’m trying to do this more.” I still wanted to do school, but then with time I wanted to do music more. I still planned to finish school, for myself and for my parents, and now that I’ve finished school I’m at a point where I’m doing the rat race of the 9 to 5 life. Whenever I’m doing this music stuff, or these tours, I never feel anywhere near as alive or satisfied doing anything else. I’d take the pay cut any day it if means I could do that. Without hesitation.

You said earlier that your playlist is made up of songs that invoke some sort of emotion in you. What would you say is the emotion you're trying to invoke with the music from your latest project, REFLECT?

I really wanted to step out of my comfort zone and put out something that felt like a piece of me, a fragmented story I always wanted to tell. REFLECT is a pretty on the nose name for it in all honesty. Each song is like a window into a relationship, whether it be my own, or spoken by the featured vocalists (LIA, xxpetejames and Martin. J. Ballou). Although it may seem kind of bleak, I feel like it’s conveyed that you can come out from tough times as a better more seasoned person.

Connect with Frankliin:

https://twitter.com/iamfrankliin

https://www.instagram.com/iamfrankliin/

https://soundcloud.com/iamfrankliin

Connect with Moments In Song:

https://www.instagram.com/momentsinsong/

https://twitter.com/moments_in_song

https://tinyurl.com/MISAppleMusic

https://tinyurl.com/MISSpotify

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