Free Live Performance by Shehzad Roy at Frere Hall: Celebrate World Heart Day with Music and Health

World Heart Day 2025 will be marked in Karachi with a unique celebration that combines music, health, and family entertainment. The National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD), in collaboration with Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC), is organizing the Family Health Fest at Frere Hall, Karachi, on Sunday, 28 September 2025, from 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

The highlight of the evening will be a free live musical performance by Shehzad Roy, one of Pakistan’s most celebrated artists. Known for his dynamic stage presence and socially conscious music, Shehzad Roy continues to inspire audiences across generations. For his fans, this festival offers a rare opportunity to watch him perform live in an open, family-friendly environment at no cost.

Alongside the musical attraction, the event emphasizes health awareness and public engagement. Attendees will have access to free health check-ups, awareness sessions on cardiovascular well-being, and fitness activities designed for people of all ages. The festival also includes a dedicated kids’ activity zone, making it a family-oriented celebration that combines fun with education.

A key feature of the event will be the “Red Illumination” of Frere Hall at 6:45 PM, symbolizing solidarity in the fight against cardiovascular diseases. The Chief Guest for the occasion will be Barrister Murtaza Wahab, Mayor of Karachi, who has expressed his support for initiatives that promote health and community spirit.

By integrating entertainment with healthcare awareness, NICVD and KMC aim to deliver a powerful message: protecting heart health is a shared responsibility that can be promoted in engaging and creative ways.

For the Shehzad Roy fan community, this event is not just another concert, it is a chance to connect with their favorite artist while participating in an activity that serves a larger social cause. For families across Karachi, it is an occasion to enjoy music, access free health facilities, and take part in a meaningful citywide celebration of World Heart Day.