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Aaroh

Aaroh (Urdu: آروح, literal English translation: "the ascending scale in eastern classical music") was an alternative rock band from Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan, formed in 1998. The band was founded by lead guitarist Nabeel Nihal Chishty and vocalist Farooq Ahmed, who were joined by keyboardist Kamran Khan, bassist Khalid Khan and drummer Adnan Hussain.
The band achieved fame with their exuberant live performances backed up with thought provoking lyrics, and also, their performance in the Pakistani rock scene in 2002, most notably at the Pepsi Battles of the bands, helped them leave a trail for themselves.〔(Aaroh – Biography ) Retrieved on 20 June 2011〕 Soon, after the success of the battle of the bands, Hussain was replaced by drummer Jason Anthony and then the band went on releasing their critically acclaim debut album, ''Sawaal'', in September 2003. Singles from the album like "Sawaal", "Na Kaho", "Jalan" and "Jeeyay" were a success and topped several local music charts. In 2004, band members, Ahmed and Chishty went into a dispute that who owns the rights for the band's name. This saw Chishty and Kamran Khan leaving as the band officially announced their split up.〔(Aaroh Splits – So What? ) Retrieved on 18 June 2011〕 The band then recruited Haider Hashmi on lead guitars as a replacement for Chishty. Aaroh, with their new lead guitarist, then went on releasing their second studio album ''Raag Neela'' in 2006, receiving too much criticism and critical acclaim.〔(Evaluation: Aaroh – Raag Neela ) Retrieved on 18 June 2011〕 Singles like "Raag Neela", "Pyaar Ka Jaal" and "Janay Kyun" did well at the local music charts.
After the release of their second studio album, Aaroh disbanded as band members concentrated on their personal projects. Farooq Ahmed, vocalist and Haider Hashmi, lead guitarist, went on to pursue a career as a solo singer,〔(Haider Hashimi leaves Aaroh ) Retrieved on 18 June 2011〕 while bassist Khalid Khan went on performing as a session player for the band Fuzön.〔(Raag Alehda: Aaroh go their separate ways ) Retrieved on 18 June 2011〕
==History==


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