Strings are in New Delhi to promote their latest album "Koi Aane Waala Hai" featuring youth icon, heartthrob of many and model-turned-Bollywood star John Abraham. TIMES NOW engaged lead singer Bilal Maqsood and the group's guitarist Faisal Kapadia in a conversation of their own. John Abraham is starring in the music video that was shot a few days back. Previously, John was associated with the band members, as he had recorded a song with the band for Sanjay Gupta’s 'Zinda'. The first promos of the new album are out and they are looking really good. Strings in Malaysia with John Abraham and flash, Koi Aanay Wala Hai! The song will be aired shortly. The lyrics of the song are 'Koi Aane Wala Hai'. There is a lot of trick photography and John will be seen flying in many shots. The video is shot in Kuala Lumpur, Malyasia by ad filmmaker Ravi Udyawar. In the video, John features as an angel who falls in love with a beautiful girl and decides to become a human forever so he can live with her. Bilal excited about signing John Abraham for the album said, "We are very excited about this album. After 'Zinda' we developed a very good friendship with John and we always wanted to work with him, and somehow we never got the opportunity to release an album after Dhaani'. For four years we have not done an album and this comes after this long gap. When we made this album and when John heard he said let's do something." As far as Strings is concerned, it is a Pakistani band. It has two members Bilal Maqsood and Faisal Kapadia. Strings started with four college students Bilal, Faisal, Rafiq and Kareem in 1990, when they came out with a self-titled album. After their album Strings 2 in 1992, the band members decided to go their separate ways. Eight years later, Bilal and Faisal reformed the group, coming out with their album 'Duur' and 'Dhaani', which were hits. Late in 2007, Strings struck a deal with Gibson Guitars, becoming the first sub-continental band in history to create a working relationship with the famed guitar manufacturers. ... read more »