ISLAMABAD: The Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) released a new Balochi language national song titled “Pak Ae Watan” on Sunday ahead of Pakistan’s Independence Day, featuring renowned singer Akhtar Chanal and highlighting patriotism, unity and love for the country.
The song was released as part of Independence Day celebrations and showcases the cultural heritage of Balochistan through traditional Balochi lyrics and music. The track presents a message of national pride and reflects the connection between people and their homeland.
As Independence Day approaches, my heart is filled with pride to see this beautiful and patriotic song coming from Balochistan.
My heartfelt appreciation and sincere gratitude to the singers, performers, producers and everyone behind this wonderful effort. You have beautifully… pic.twitter.com/GAKhK93Fwg
— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) August 9, 2026
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the song and appreciated the efforts of the artists, performers, producers and everyone involved in its creation. He said the patriotic song from Balochistan had touched hearts and beautifully represented the spirit of love for Pakistan.
The prime minister said the Balochi language national song reflected Pakistan’s national identity and showed the deep attachment of citizens to their country. He also praised Balochistan’s artists for expressing their feelings of patriotism through their art.
Shehbaz Sharif said the song had added to the celebrations of Independence Day and served as a powerful expression of unity and devotion toward Pakistan.
Watch the vedio below:
Akhtar Chanal, one of Balochistan’s well known traditional singers, who delivers the patriotic message through his unique voice and Balochi musical style. His performance highlights the cultural richness of the province while promoting a message of national harmony.
“Pak Ae Watan” describes Pakistan as more than just a piece of land, presenting the country as an important part of people’s identity and emotions. The song carries a message of dedication and commitment toward the nation.
Through its meaningful lyrics and traditional presentation, the song promotes unity, brotherhood and solidarity among Pakistanis. It aims to bring people together by celebrating the country’s diversity and shared national values.
The release of the song comes as Pakistan prepares to celebrate its Independence Day on Aug. 14. The initiative highlights the role of music and cultural expression in bringing communities closer and strengthening national pride.
The song has received appreciation from government officials and audiences for its patriotic theme and celebration of regional culture.
