Gul Panra is a celebrated Pashto singer from Pakistan who has made significant inroads into the music industry with her melodic voice and emotive performances. Born on September 6, 1989, in Peshawar, Pakistan, her real name is Mehnaz. Gul Panra, which translates to "flower petal" in Persian, has become her stage moniker, under which she has gained widespread recognition across Pakistan and Afghanistan.

She began her music career in 2010 and quickly rose to fame with her soulful renditions of Pashto folk songs and ghazals. Gul Panra's voice resonates with the melodic traditions of her homeland, striking a chord with audiences who find solace and expression in her music. Her versatility as a vocalist is evident in her latest releases like "Man Aamadeh Am," and "Gula Sta Na Zar Sham Tapay," which showcase her ability to blend classical sensibilities with contemporary sounds. The release of "Meena," "Zargar Bandi Kale," and "Meena Na Kri" added to her repertoire of heartfelt songs that resonate with fans. Her collaborations with other artists have also been well-received, and tracks like "Jan e Man" and "Tappay Uff Allah" are a testament to her dynamic range and collaborative spirit.

Gul Panra is not just a voice of the present; she's a cultural bridge that connects the rich Pashtun heritage with the new generation. Her contributions to the Pashto music scene have not gone unnoticed, with numerous hits and popular albums like "Yara Sharabi, Vol.88," "Sa Zama Dobege Belata," and "Baranona Gul e Jana" underscoring her status as a beloved figure in South Asian music. Her grace and poise, coupled with her traditional attire in performances, further endear her to fans and exemplify her pride in her cultural roots.