Momina Mustehsan, a Pakistani singer-songwriter and musician, has emerged as one of the most prominent and influential celebrities in Pakistan. Born in Quetta and raised in Islamabad, Mustehsan pursued a double major in Biomedical Engineering and Applied Mathematics at Stony Brook University, where she earned her degrees and later received recognition as one of their “40 most successful graduates.”
Mustehsan’s journey to stardom began with her collaboration on Farhan Saeed’s single “Pi Jaun,” where her soulful voice and songwriting skills garnered attention. However, it was her Coke Studio debut in 2016 that propelled her to national and international acclaim. Her renditions of “Afreen Afreen” and “Tera Woh Pyar” became instant hits, earning her widespread recognition and establishing her as one of Pakistan’s most sought-after artists.
Continuing her musical prowess, Mustehsan released several successful singles, including “Aaya Na Tu,” “Baari,” and “Uchiyan Deewaran,” all of which achieved remarkable success on YouTube and received critical acclaim. Additionally, her contribution to the original soundtrack of the television series “Alif” further showcased her vocal talent and versatility.
Beyond her musical achievements, Mustehsan is a vocal advocate for women’s rights and feminism in Pakistan. Her influence extends beyond music, as evidenced by her inclusion in BBC’s list of the 100 most influential women and Forbes’ “30 Under 30” Asia list.
With her mesmerizing voice, unwavering advocacy, and widespread popularity, Momina Mustehsan continues to inspire and captivate audiences, solidifying her position as one of Pakistan’s most beloved and influential personalities.
