London: Renowned singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and his son Shahzaman Khan were honoured at the Houses of Parliament during an event celebrating cultural exchange and musical excellence.
The ceremony recognised their contributions to South Asian music and highlighted their role in promoting cultural connections across the region and diaspora communities.
A key feature of the event was the unveiling of a cross-border musical project, “Prem Piyasha – Reloaded”, bringing together artists from multiple countries. The collaboration blends traditional Qawwali elements with contemporary music styles, symbolising artistic unity beyond borders.
Speakers at the event described the initiative as a reflection of shared heritage and cultural harmony, emphasising the role of music in connecting people across nations.
The artist expressed gratitude for the recognition and acknowledged the importance of international collaborations in promoting cultural understanding.
The singer is currently in London and continues to perform at various events, including major venues in the city.
