The stars of the Chand Raat Damaka Concert in Wembley pop into Southall to relax.

After performing live to a packed ecstatic audience in Wembley, the stars of the Chand Raat Damaka Concert once again visited Chaudhry’s TCK on Southall Broadway to enjoy a quiet meal.

The show which started at 7.30 pm on Sunday was hosted by the Pakistani television compere, actress and producer Bushra Ansari.

The first item was a dazzling fashion show covering all sorts of clothing accompanied by dance.

Rishi Rich then introduced two of his latest talents, Veronica (plus dancers) and H-Dhami (son Palvinder Dhami - the legendary lead singer from Bhangra band HEERA).

This was followed by Shakeel an upcoming artist from Pakistan. Next to perform was the melody queen Shahida Munni, the winner of many prestigious awards for acting and singing.

Baroness Warsi introduced the work of the sponsoring charity, Five pillars, which have built a build an educational complex in Islamabad for disadvantaged children. It still needs more help in completing the hostel. The motto was "Donate generously – It will make a difference."

The final act was the star act of Abrar-ul-Haq. His first song "Maula tehray rang hi rang" was dedicated to a little boy called Murad, who was in the front row to hear it. His performance was an interactive dialog with the audience who were thrilled to be there.

Although Wembley Arena was only half full at the start, it soon was full and the show was a huge success for promoter Amir Aslam.