Mississauga (Lord Media): Renowned Pakistani singer Ali Zafar set a new record during a historic concert in Canada. Held at Celebration Square in Mississauga, the open-air concert attracted approximately 45,000 attendees, marking it as the largest musical gathering in the venue’s history, according to organizers. The crowd extended beyond Celebration Square, spilling onto surrounding streets and nearby centers.
This concert was the concluding show of Ali Zafar’s Roshni Tour 2026 North America leg, drawing thousands from the Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi, and South Asian communities. The audience, comprising children, youth, families, and the elderly, displayed immense enthusiasm throughout the event.
A memorable moment occurred when Ali Zafar performed his popular song ‘Jhoom,’ prompting thousands of fans to illuminate the venue with their mobile phone lights, transforming the area into a sea of lights. Later, Ali Zafar descended from the stage to mingle with fans, eliciting a tremendous response from the crowd.
Ali Zafar emphasized the importance of embracing one’s roots and culture, regardless of where one resides globally. He advocated for women’s right to make their own decisions, encouraged children to pursue their dreams, and highlighted the significance of better communication within families.
As the concert concluded, thousands sang along with Ali Zafar, with organizers and attendees alike deeming the evening one of the most memorable cultural events in Mississauga’s history.
