Hazim Bangwar has made news on social media after being appointed as the new assistant commissioner of North Nazimabad. However, Hazim Bangwar is a highly professional and educated Pakistani who has returned from New York and is eager to serve the people of Karachi. However this guy has a unique, viral style, like cool AC.
Biography:
Hazim Bangwar was born in 1993 in Karachi and moved to New York City as a child. He spent his childhood in New York and received his early education in London. Hazim’s mother is from Iraq, and his father, Ali Akbar Bangwar, has worked as a DIG in Police. Because of their coolness, you want to know their background. You will also be surprised to know that Hazim loves art and culture and was a professional singer while studying in London. He is eager to serve the people of North Najmabad, and his stylishness has captured the hearts of his fans on social networks. They released their first single, Haram, which reached number 5 in South Korea, 1 in Hungary, 2 in Egypt, and 5 in India. The young assistant commissioner wrote on his official Twitter: “It is an honor to serve as the new assistant commissioner of North Nazimabad.”
Musical Work:
During his student days in London, Bangwar spent his spare time in the studio, where his demos were heard by Evan Rogers and later sent to Interscope Records, where Jay Brown, an A&R executive at the record label, was one of the first to hear the demo. After Jimmy Lovine, the CEO at Interscope Records, listened to the demo and he signed a two-year deal with Bangwar.
Music Awards:
In 2013, Hazim released his first mixtape, “One Man Army,” on Interscope Records with the title track “Run Em,” which he later credited to many artists., including Havana Brown. Having written for artists such as Jessie J, Future, Ciara, Juelz, T-Pain, Jason Derulo, and Nicki Minaj, Bangwar was offered a deal by Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr under Young Money Entertainment as a singer/songwriter. However, The successful singer has also attended major Hollywood music awards.
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