Naseebo Lal Biography: Age, Husband, Songs, Net Worth, Coke Studio, Family, Career

Naseebo Lal is a celebrated Pakistani folk and playback singer, renowned for her powerful vocals in Punjabi, Saraiki, Urdu, and Marwari. Originating from Chishtian, Punjab, she gained fame through stage performances, traditional music, and prolific recordings.

In recent years, her debut on Coke Studio seasons—most notably Groove Mera (2021 PSL anthem) and Tu Jhoom with Abida Parveen—has earned her international acclaim.

Profile

• Full Name: Naseebo Lal
• Stage Name: Naseebo Lal
• Born: January 10, 1970
• Age: 55 years old
• Birthplace: Chishtian, Punjab, Pakistan
• Nationality: Pakistani
• Occupation: Folk & Playback Singer
• Height: 1.67 m
• Parents: Mother – Babli
• Siblings: Brothers Shahid Lal, Tabedar Lal; Sisters Sheena Lal, Farah Lal
• Spouse: Naveed Hussain
• Children: Murad Hussain, Noor Fatima
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: Not publicly estimated; income from music performances, recordings, and concerts

Early Life and Education

Naseebo Lal was born on January 10, 1970, in Chishtian, Punjab to her mother Babli and her father (name undisclosed). She was raised alongside four siblings—Shahid, Tabedar, Sheena, and Farah Lal—all musically inclined in their family.

With no formal education, she learned music informally at home, gaining vocal training from her mother and later under maestros like Ustad Lal Khan and Ustad Tafoo. She belongs to the Rajasthani-origin community and practices Islam.

Career

Naseebo Lal began her career performing at weddings, stage shows, and in Punjabi films during the 1990s. She recorded over 100 albums and contributed as a playback singer for Lollywood, working in films like Desan Da Raja (1999) and Suha Jora (2007).

Despite familial objections and criticism rooted in cultural stereotypes, she persevered and became a dominant force in traditional music for decades.

Her professional breakthrough materialized in 1999 with her debut in the Punjabi film Desan Da Raja, marking the onset of a prolific career that would span over two decades. Over time, Naseebo Lal became a household name in Pakistan’s music scene, particularly recognized for her contributions to folk and playback singing.

She has recorded more than 1,500 songs despite facing familial resistance and societal challenges. Her vocal tone, often likened to that of Noor Jehan, has allowed her to perform many of the icon’s classical hits, reinforcing her legacy while bridging generational audiences.

A career-defining moment occurred with her appearances on Coke Studio Pakistan, notably in Season 9’s “Groove Mera” alongside Aima Baig and Young Stunners, and in Season 14’s “Tu Jhoom” with Abida Parveen. The latter song achieved international recognition, featuring in Marvel’s Ms. Marvel series, and brought Naseebo Lal into the global spotlight.

Her influence extends beyond borders, highlighted by performances such as her acclaimed 2012 concert at The Drum Theatre in Birmingham. Committed to fostering new talent, she has expressed plans to open a music academy for aspiring musicians from underserved communities, cementing her status as a cultural torchbearer in South Asia’s music heritage.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @naseebo_lalofficial
• Facebook Handle: Official page

Personal Life

Naseebo Lal is married to Naveed Hussain, with whom she has a son, Murad Hussain, and a daughter, Noor Fatima (Laadi). In March 2025, she filed (and later withdrew) a domestic violence complaint against him, starting a family dispute that led to reconciliation.

Despite periods of controversy, she maintains a presence in public life, performing with her son and managing personal challenges with resilience.

Discography

Major Tracks & Collaborations:

• “Groove Mera” (2021 PSL anthem; with Aima Baig & Young Stunners)
• “Tu Jhoom” (Coke Studio Season 14; with Abida Parveen)

Playback & Film Songs:

• Desan Da Raja (1999)
• Suha Jora (2007)

Net Worth

Naseebo Lal’s net worth has not been publicly disclosed. Her revenues stem from prolific album releases (1500+ songs), nationwide and international concerts, playback singing, and appearances on high-profile platforms like Coke Studio, along with anticipated earnings from her proposed music academy.