Singer Ali Zafar brings Pakistani stars together to honour victims of Peshawar attack

Ali Zafar will honour the victims of the Army Public School (APS) massacre through the video of his new single Urein Ge (Will Fly), which brings together Pakistani musicians, actors and sports stars. The versatile actor and singer, 34 took to Twitter and shared "Can't explain how humbled I feel to see the entire TV, film and music industry come together for a song I did about the #PeshawarAttack," the Dawn reported.

Can't explain how humbled I feel to see the entire tv,film and music industry come together for a song I did about the #PeshawarAttack

— Ali Zafar (@AliZafarsays) January 24, 2015

The video includes cricket star Shoaib Malik, actor Ali Kazmi and his actor/director mother Saira Kazmi, Mahira Khan, and Humaima Malick among others.

Star also took to Twitter to share Zafar's noble act, with celeb journalist Aamna Isani writing "Lots of teary eyed stars on the shoot of the emotional Urein Ge. 3 generations...History is being made here."

Lots of teary eyed stars on the shoot of the emotional 'Urein Ge'. 3 generations...History is being made here... pic.twitter.com/1BCEs74Wz4

— aamnaisani (@aamnaisani) January 24, 2015

Humaima Malick wrote "United for a cause, #PeshawarAttack -shot with @alizafarsays for a tear-inducing tribute he's created for our kids."

United for a cause, #PeshawarAttack -shot with @alizafarsays for a tear-inducing tribute he's created for our kids. pic.twitter.com/BnXHvqZ5W4

— Humaima Malick (@HumaimaMalick) January 24, 2015

Meanwhile, Shoaib Malik also shared that he "felt good after participating in @AliZafarsays Song which He has Specially made for #Peshawar attack!."

feel so good after participating in @AliZafarsays Song which He has Specially made for #Peshawar attack! pic.twitter.com/7qeKfAzkGe

— Shoaib malik (@realshoaibmalik) January 24, 2015

Aside from Zafar, several other poets, singers and bands have also dedicated songs to the children and their parents.