On 23 July , Salman Ahmad was present at the opening ceremony of Masala Mehndi Masti 2010 in Toronto , Canada . On 24 July , Salman Ahmad with his band performed at the Masala Mehndi Masti 2010 . On 26 July , Salman Ahmad appeared on the BBC television programme , HARDtalk , where he talked about religion and music in Islam . In August , Salman Ahmad was interviewed by American music magazine '' The Rolling Stone '' , he talked about his novel and the soundtrack album based on the novel . In the interview , Salman informed that in India the book will be published by Jaico Publishing House and will be accompanied by a free cd which includes two singles , " Love Can You Take Me Back " and " Bulleya/Lonely Heart " and also including two other tracks , " Sayonee " and " Meri Awaz Suno " . Salman also confirmed that he 's currently working on a new Junoon album release , which will release in next year . On 16 August , in an interview with BBC World Service , Salman Ahmad confirmed that he was writing a song named " Khwab " for the Pakistan flood victims to raise funds for them . He also confirmed that the song will be internationally released within a few weeks ' time and hopes to record it with Pakistani and Western artists . After a few days , it was confirmed that Salman Ahmad will collaborate with Peter Gabriel on the song " Khwab " , in an attempt to raise funds for the Pakistan flood victims . On 25 August , Salman Ahmad talked to Dutch TV about organising a charity concert with various artists to collect money for the flood victims in Pakistan . In September , Salman Ahmad confirmed that he has collaborated with Alison Sudol on the song " Pakistan Humara " ( first named " Khwab " , later named " Open Your Eyes " ) for the Pakistan flood victims . Salman further added that Peter Gabriel will be bringing his genius to the song on 6 September . " Will try and send a picture from the studio " , says Salman
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2010 Pakistan floods
Junoon (band)