Lucky Ali

Lucky Ali's Pune concert on May 16 was a deeply emotional experience for fans. The singer performed classics like 'Na Tum Jaano Na Hum' and 'O Sanam'. He dedicated 'Tu Kaun Hai' to Bhopal Gas Tragedy victims. Despite earlier reschedules, Ali's warmth and sincerity won over the audience. The concert concluded with a promise of return, leaving fans with hope.

Indie music enthusiasts in India can relive nostalgic melodies as Lucky Ali is set to perform live in Pune on May 16, 2026. The concert, an open-air event at Mayfield Eva Garden, will feature the iconic singer known for timeless hits like 'O Sanam'. This rare appearance promises a special experience for fans, bridging generations with his enduring music.

Lucky Ali's Pune concert has a new date. The show moves from April 18 to May 16. Organizers cite high ticket demand and a need for a larger venue. This ensures more fans can attend the experience. Lucky Ali also mentioned logistical reasons for the change. Audiences can expect an enhanced concert.

Pune's vibrant live music scene faces a surge in concert reschedules, impacting fans' plans and finances. From weather woes to logistical hurdles and artist health, these shifts highlight the delicate balance of scaling events. While authorities remain supportive, audience experiences are increasingly disrupted, raising concerns about future planning.

Bengaluru is set to host a vibrant weekend of live entertainment. Experience the thrill of RCB vs SRH on a giant screen, sing along with Udit and Aditya Narayan, dance to Selu & Shamil's energetic beats, and witness rock legends Def Leppard. Lucky Ali also returns for an intimate performance.

Singer Lucky Ali opened up about his romantic escapades, revealing the story behind his three marriages. Although they didn't stand the test of time, he emphasized that each bond continues to resonate in his life. Ali took the chance to clarify his reasons for leaving Bollywood, citing a sense of boredom and untoward behavior rather than any toxic environment.

The singer is perfectly fine!

Lucky Ali’s much hyped performance at an exclusive cafe started on a sour note, with unruly crowds creating a mini-stampede of sorts outside the venue.

Eight men with criminal antecedents were on Saturday night arrested near singer-composer Lucky Ali's farmhouse, Ali Estate, in north Bengaluru, as they lay in wait, allegedly to commit a dacoity.

He’s not been in the news for quite some time now, but that didn’t stop singer and music composer Lucky Ali’s Facebook, Skype and Yahoo mail accounts from being hacked.

After singing in Telugu, Tamil and Kannada, singer Lucky Ali is all game for that Malayalam song that will complete his South quartet.

As the reclusive singer comes out of hibernation, Lucky Ali talks about how love means marriage to him, even if it means marrying twice...

TOI chats with singer-actor Lucky Ali, who cast a musical spell on namma Chennai recently...

Singer Lucky Ali struggles over property dispute

Musician Lucky Ali likes to keep a low profile, but his close friend Nafisa Ali Sodhi continues to share update about the musician on her social media handle. Recently, the veteran actress introduced Lucky Ali’s daughter Sara Inaraa Ali to fans on Instagram. Sharing a series of pretty clicks of Sara, Nafisa wrote, “This is Sara Ali (my friend Lucky Ali's 2nd daughter).” The pictures seem to be clicked in Goa and Sara looks absolutely gorgeous as she posed for the camera with her charming smile.

... says singer Lucky Ali, as he talks about his latest album, the music industry and what being a musician means to him.

Lucky Ali had the audience asking for more at this musical do that was held in the city recently.

Lucky Ali is best known for his soulful but strikingly simple ballad-style singing and melodious voice.

Reclusive Indipopper-actor Lucky Ali is back with a new song in his heart. TOI chats him up...

Singer Lucky Ali marries for the third time; his wife is a British model who is also pregnant

Singer Lucky Ali in a heart to heart conversation with TOI shares notes on Bollywood, music and his personal angsts

It is hard to decipher Lucky Ali. Simply because the man has so many layers to him. By the time you unravel and demystify one, a newer, more fascinating aspect emerges.

Singer Lucky Ali apologized to veteran writer Javed Akhtar. Ali had criticized Akhtar over a resurfaced video. Akhtar responded by saying he would take Ali's opinion with a pinch of salt. Ali later issued an apology, calling his remark a mistaken communiqué. Akhtar stressed the importance of tolerance, especially on sensitive religious matters.

Lucky Ali lauds India's welcoming nature towards artists and highlights its appreciation for talent. He performed at the Kathakar International Storyteller event and expressed his love for storytelling. After a nine-year break, he returned with 'Tu Hai Kahaan' in collaboration with 'The Local Train' for the film 'Do Aur Do Pyaar,' marking a memorable comeback.

Days after calling Javed Akhtar “ugly as f**k”, singer Lucky Ali on Wednesday reiterated his criticism of the veteran lyricist and screenwriter — this time issuing what appeared to be a tongue-in-cheek apology.

Lucky Ali was on his way to Pune on Friday evening when news of the gig being cancelled reached him

Singer and songwriter Lucky Ali is certainly no newcomer to Bangalore’s music scene.

If not a singer, he would’ve been a sailor, Lucky Ali tells TOI reader

Lucky Ali was recently in the news for being signed by filmmaker Daniel Silverman. According to reports, the cast also stars Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan and Titanic star Billy Zane.

Popular singer Lucky Ali fell prey to a death hoax a few days ago and his close friend Nafisa Ali had quashed all rumours about the singer’s health. And now, Lucky Ali took to Instagram, to shut all death rumours. Stating that he was safe and staying at home, the ‘O Sanam’ singer stated that he was ‘resting in peace at home’.