| Asad Abbas, a Pakistani vocalist, gained fame for his participation in ‘Coke Studio’ season 6. |
| He passed away in 2023 at the age of 38 due to kidney-related health issues. |
| Hailing from a family of musicians in Faisalabad and Lahore, Pakistan. |
| In 2008, he kickstarted his singing journey by winning the first season of the Pakistani singing reality show 'Sangeet Icon.' |
| He became the lead vocalist of the Pakistani Sufi rock band ‘Mekaal Hasan Band’ in 2010 but left the group in 2011. |
| His rendition of ‘Mahi Gal’ in Coke Studio season 6 in 2013 brought him acclaim. |
| He showcased his talent at the IIFA Awards in Tampa, Florida, United States, in 2014. |
| His paternal grandfather, Mohammad Sadiq, was a celebrated figure in Pakistani folk music. |
| In 2021, Asad, along with his brother, paid homage to their grandfather through the song ‘Lag Gae Nain Averay.’ |
| His song ‘Kadi Aa Mil Sanwal Yaar Ve’ was featured in the 2020 Pakistani TV series ‘Raqs-e-Bismil’. |
| Asad released the album ‘Yadaan’ in 2018. |
| He sang several heartfelt melodies, including ‘Lori Sunawan Aa Asghar’ (2020) and ‘Laal Shah Mushahdi Da Dar’ (2020). |
| Abbas performed in various cities across Pakistan and abroad, such as Paris, Toronto, and Tampa. |
| In 2023, he disclosed his battle with kidney failure for seven years and his financial struggles for treatment. |
| Asad requested financial aid for a kidney transplant and dialysis treatments. |
| He sought 50 million Pakistani rupees for his medical care and urged the government for support. |
| During an interview, he expressed his health challenges and the need for urgent assistance. |
| Despite being a talented artist, Asad Abbas faced adversity in his health and financial situation. |
