WEB DESK: British-Pakistani former One Direction band member, Zayn Malik, now Zayn, has promised to stick to his roots. Previously, Pillowtalk singer released an Urdu track, known as Intermission: Flower, showing his Pakistani heritage proudly.

The singer is back again with another one of his Urdu tracks, inspired by none other than Qawwali maestro, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. In his upcoming autobiography, Zayn, the solo artist tells all.

He wrote, “As we were chatting, Malay picked up the Martin backpacker and began playing a little riff, based on an idea I’d shown him earlier that day – a melody I’d been playing with. He added a few twists and, immediately, it sounded amazing. I was like, ‘Man, this is so cool. We should record some of this. And I think I want to sing this one in Urdu, like Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan,'” he recalled.