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Meri Tanhaiyoon

Urdu Ghazal Rasta Rasta Teri Talash Main hey Sung by Humaira Channa , Lyrics by Zahid Shamsi , Music Director Sajjad Tafu

Urdu Ghazal Rasta Rasta By Humaira Chana

Artist: Talib Palari
Song: Lolee
Traditional Folk Music of #Kohistan #Sindh

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Lolee - Talib Palari - Lahooti Live Sessions

Chan Kethay Guzarye Attaullah niazi

Me Hosh Me Tha To Phir   Manjari Ghazal   Khayal Best Selected Ghazals

Sad Ghazal Haath Chhute Hi- Jagjit Singh By Rokibul Islam

AJOKAN YARAN JI JALAL CHANDIO -

Jalal Chandio one of the legend of the sweet and cute Sindh.

Jalal Chandio - Mast Jawani

Hum Raat Bohat Roiay - Attaullah Khan Esakhelvi (Urdu Ghazal)

Suna Hai Log Usay - Ahmad Faraz - Urdu Ghazal

Pyari kari Sajid Ali Sajid Sindhi Track

Main Khayal Hoon  (Live)  Mehdi Hassan King of Ghazal

Anoop Jalota ji and tabla palyed by hardik patel At Amadabad.

Fir Nighahe Mila ke-Anoop jalota

Wazeer_Ali_shah_mehfil_song_mazo_maran_men_aahe.mp3

"Ghazals of Ghalib" by M. Shahid Alam (in Urdu and in English)

Meri Aankhon Ne Chuna Hai Tumko The Ghazal  Jagjit Singh

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"Ghazals of Ghalib" by M. Shahid Alam (in Urdu and in English)

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