
Fifteen-year-old Fawad Alam has made television history after winning the inaugural season of Pakistan’s Got Talent, earning the highest number of public votes in the grand finale.
A sixth-grade student from Gilgit-Baltistan, Fawad stood out throughout the competition for his musical ability and confident performances. His victory also marks the first-ever winning title in the Pakistani edition of the talent show.

Fawad entered the competition with a clear passion for music and continued to make an impression as the show progressed. Despite being visually impaired, he competed through multiple stages and ultimately secured a place in the final.
The first season consisted of 17 episodes, bringing together contestants with different talents and performances. By the finale, Fawad had emerged as one of the finalists competing for the public vote.
His musical performances and self-assurance helped him connect with viewers, who ultimately gave him the largest share of votes in the final.
The decisive moment came when the finale results were announced and Fawad was revealed as the contestant with the most votes from the audience.
With that result, the young performer became the first winner of Pakistan’s Got Talent.
His prize included the season’s trophy as well as a new car, adding another milestone to an already significant achievement for the young contestant.
Fawad’s success has also drawn attention to the importance of giving young performers with disabilities opportunities to showcase their abilities on mainstream platforms.
Rather than allowing his visual impairment to prevent him from pursuing music, the young student continued through the competition and reached its final stage. His achievement has consequently become a notable moment for viewers who follow emerging talent in Pakistan.
For a sixth-grade student, winning the first season of a national talent competition is a remarkable chapter in his early musical journey. Fawad Alam’s Pakistan’s Got Talent victory now places his name in the show’s history as its inaugural champion.