In the world of Pakistani music, few voices are as instantly recognizable and emotionally powerful as Aima Baig. With her sultry tone, commanding stage presence, and fearless fashion, Aima has become one of the most successful female singers of her generation. Whether it’s film soundtracks, Coke Studio ballads, or live stadium anthems, her versatility has made her the voice of modern Pakistan.
But behind the glamorous photo shoots and viral songs lies a story of resilience, talent, and self-belief.
Early Life & Family Background
Aima Noor-ul-Ain Baig was born on March 10, 1995, in Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan. She spent her early years in Oman before moving back to Pakistan. Raised in a loving family with two sisters and two brothers, Aima was especially close to her mother, who sadly passed away from cancer in 2017. That tragic loss fueled her drive and also inspired her to become an advocate for cancer awareness.
She pursued a degree in Film and Television from the University of Lahore, originally dreaming of becoming a filmmaker—but music called her louder.
The Musical Journey Begins
Aima’s journey started on social media, uploading cover songs to SoundCloud and YouTube. Her talent caught the attention of producers, and in 2015, she joined the comedy show Mazaaq Raat as a guest singer. Her stunning voice and camera presence quickly made her a household name.
She gained national attention when she sang “Kalabaaz Dil” for the film Lahore Se Aagey in 2016. The song was an instant hit and earned her a Lux Style Award for Best Female Playback Singer.
Coke Studio Stardom
Aima entered Coke Studio in 2017 and has since become one of its most prominent female performers. Some of her iconic performances include:
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“Baazi” (with Sahir Ali Bagga)
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“Aatish”
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“Dhola”
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“Ballay Ballay”
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“Funkari” (her own composition in 2023)
These songs showcased her vocal range—from powerful high notes to delicate, emotional verses.
Film Songs & Drama OSTs
Aima Baig’s playback singing in films and dramas has touched millions of hearts. Some of her major hits include:
Film Songs:
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“Kaif o Suroor” – Na Maloom Afraad 2
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“Aya Lariye” – Jawani Phir Nahi Ani 2
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“Ballay Ballay” – Ballu Mahi
Drama OSTs:
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“Do Bol” – ARY Digital
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“Mere Bewafa” – A Plus TV
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“Romeo Weds Heer” – Geo TV
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“Fitoor” – Geo TV
Her voice has become a staple of emotional scenes and wedding soundtracks alike.
PSL Anthems & National Recognition
Aima has also been part of major national projects, singing for the Pakistan Super League (PSL):
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“Groove Mera” (2021) with Naseebo Lal & Young Stunners
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“Agay Dekh” (2022) with Atif Aslam
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“Khul Ke Khel” (2024) with Ali Zafar
Despite facing criticism for some of these anthems, Aima handled the pressure gracefully and continued performing live with confidence.
Awards & Achievements
Aima’s trophy shelf includes:
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Lux Style Award – Best Female Singer (Kalabaaz Dil)
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Tamgha-e-Fakhre-Imtiaz – for contributions to music
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Multiple nominations at Hum Awards, LSAs, and Galaxy Lollywood Awards
Her fanbase includes both critics and the public, and her live performances continue to sell out.
Personal Life: Strength in Struggle
Aima Baig is known not just for her music but for her bold personality. She was previously engaged to actor Shahbaz Shigri, but the couple called it off in 2022. She later confirmed her relationship with Zain Ahmad, the founder of the fashion label Rastah.
In 2024, Aima suffered a mini heart attack due to extreme stress and work pressure. She took a break from performing, began advocating for mental health, and reminded her fans to prioritize self-care.
She is also open about her battle with arthritis and the challenges of fame.
Style Icon & Public Influence
With 19 tattoos, bold fashion choices, and a fearless attitude, Aima Baig has become a style symbol in Pakistan. She has appeared on countless magazine covers and has hinted at launching her own jewelry line.
Despite facing online trolling and media scrutiny, she stands strong, often using humor and confidence to clap back at critics.
New Music & Future Projects
In 2023, Aima released her first original track “Funkari”, a mix of Eastern beats and modern hip-hop. This is part of her upcoming full-length album “Chapter 1”, which promises to be her most personal and creative work yet.
She plans to collaborate with artists across Pakistan, Turkey, and India, and hopes to expand her reach to global platforms like Netflix and Bollywood.
Final Thoughts – A Complete Performer
Aima Baig is more than a singer. She is a fighter, a fashionista, an advocate, and an artist. Her music has brought comfort, energy, and joy to millions, and her story continues to inspire young girls across South Asia.
Whether she’s lighting up Coke Studio, singing live in a stadium, or recording emotional OSTs, one thing is clear—Aima Baig is here to stay.
