Aftab Sabri & Hashim Sabri (Sabri Brothers – India)

Aftab Sabri and Hashim Sabri, popularly known as the Sabri Brothers (India), are among the leading contemporary performers of Sufi Qawwali and Bollywood music. Carrying forward the rich legacy of the Sabri gharana, they have established themselves as powerful live performers with a global presence.

They are widely recognized for their contribution to Bollywood, most notably for singing the iconic track “Tumse Milke Dil Ka Hai Jo Haal Kya Kare” from the Main Hoon Na starring Shah Rukh Khan. Their soulful voice and energetic style have made them a favorite among audiences across generations.

The duo has also gained massive popularity through television appearances, including performances on The Kapil Sharma Show and as special guest performers on Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah.

With an incredible experience of 3000+ live shows worldwide, they have performed across major international destinations including Dubai, Kuwait, Malaysia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Maldives, Bangkok, USA, South Africa, Vietnam, and many more. Their shows are known for creating a spiritually uplifting and electrifying atmosphere, blending traditional qawwali with contemporary appeal.

They have shared the stage at prestigious events with top Bollywood celebrities like Akshay Kumar and Sonakshi Sinha, further highlighting their stature in the entertainment industry.

Apart from international concerts, the Sabri Brothers have been a part of numerous government events, cultural festivals (Mahotsavs), corporate shows, and high-profile wedding celebrations. They have performed for elite and prestigious clients, including renowned educator Khan Sir, delivering unforgettable musical experiences.

Their performances are not just musical acts but soulful journeys—deeply rooted in Sufi tradition while perfectly adapted for modern audiences. With unmatched energy, powerful vocals, and a divine connection to music, Aftab Sabri and Hashim Sabri continue to carry forward the timeless legacy of qawwali on a global stage.