Pakistan, Jan. 26 -- Pakistani singer and education activist Shehzad Roy released a new song urging parents to ease pressures on children. The track, "Late Ho Gaye," debuted on World Education Day, highlighting how early school admissions and tuition burden young students. Roy's message calls for an education system that nurtures children rather than overwhelms them.

The music video starts with Roy asking parents if they had enrolled their unborn child in school yet. The tongue-in-cheek query criticizes elite schools forcing parents to bring toddlers for interviews. Students from Roy's Zindagi Trust schools appear, speaking about pressures from teachers, parents, and language expectations at home. The video emphasizes the stress of juggl...