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Hum Hain Pakistani

IS JAHAN KI NAHIN.mp3

Hazar Rahain Mur Kay Deykhin

For PTV HERITAGE VIRSA
"Lo Phir Bhara Aai"
Music By: Sahir Ali Bagga
Orginiesed By: Yousaf Salli at Mr Salli's Haveli Lahore, Pakistan

Pakistani Old is Gold 
Singers: Medam Noor Jahan & Muneer Hussain
Movie: Heer Ranjha
Written By: Ahmed Raahi
Music by: Khuwaja Khursheed Anwar
Picturised on: Firdus & Ijaz Sahab

O Wanjli Walarya

Singer: Madam Noor Jehan
Film: Sultan
Music by: Nazir Ali
Starring: Ijaz & Naghma
Language: Punjabi
Country: Pakistan

Dildar Sadqay Lakh Waar Sadqay - Madam Noor Jahan - (Film Sultan)

Sultan Bahu (1631-1691) is universally admitted to have been among the greatest mystics of India. His father was a resident of Jhang district. He is said to have been a person of quite a disposition and so was his wife, the mother of Bahu. Bahu belonged to the Qadri school of Sufis and was a disciple of Hazrat Habib-ullah. He is not defiant towards Sharia. The tone of his verse is melancholy. He lays stress on the Sufi formula of ‘dying before death.’ However, he was against the show of religiosity and piety. The most striking thing about Bahu’s poetry is that every line ends in ‘hu.’ Hu is regarded as a name of Allah, and it is considered highly meritorious to repeat it as often as possible. Lines ending in hu are an innovation in Punjabi poetry. Bahu, as judged from his poetry, belonged to the philosophic school of Sufis, but for some reason or other hid his philosophy under the veil of orthodoxy. One possible reason may be his sainthood, which did not permit him that liberty which Bulleh Shah would enjoy. He had become a ‘pir’ which demanded a certain amount of reserve and prudence on his part. Bahu’s verse is composed in simple and unpretentious style. It has a well-marked character of its own and rests entirely on the recources of the poet’s thought and knowledge of the language. There is an absolute lack of artificiality. Another thing which is creditable about him is that his verse is pious and bereft of all human love and its ideals. 

Sultan Bahu
Lyrics

Ae tan mera chashmaN hove
Tan main murshid vekh na rajjaaN hu

Looñ looñ de mudh lakh lakh chashmaN
Hik kholaaN hik kajjaaN hu

Itna diTtheya sabar na aave
Hor kite vall bhajjaaN hu

Murshid da deedar hai bahu
Mainnu lakh karoDaan hajjaaN hu

Iqbal Bahu - Eh Tan Mera ChashmaN Ho We

Alamgir (Born: 1955, Bangladesh) is a Pakistani playback singer and is one of the pioneers of the Urdu pop music in Pakistan. His style of singing is inspired by the playback singer Ahmed Rushdi.

Alamgir was born in 1955, in East Pakistan (modern-day Bangladesh) into a Bengali family. His father Farmuzal Haq was a politician and part of the All India Muslim League. He studied in Mirzapur Cadet College, Tangail, Bangladesh. He briefly studied in B A F Shaheen College, Dhaka, Bangladesh. At the age of around 15, he moved to Karachi, West Pakistan in search of a future in the music industry. He had brought nothing else with him but a guitar and a passion to sing.
 
He settled in the PECHS area of Karachi and started singing in the evenings at a small cafe called “Cafe D Khan” on Tariq Road. He would not get paid for his gig, but did get a free meal each day. The cafe was famous for its intellectual gatherings and that is where he was spotted. His remuneration was a free meal at the hotel.Someone from the audience in the hotel liked his Guitar playing and told him about the programme at the TV station called Ferozan where Khushbakht Aliya was conducting a show for the youth. He gave his audition, Khushbakht liked his Guitar playing but she had already selected someone else. It just so happened that Sohail Rana, the music director was in the next studio and asked someone to call Alamgir to his car outside the TV station. He said, he liked his (Alamgir's) playing and asked if he would like to perform for children. This is how he entered in the formal world of Music.
 
He started singing on the Pakistani Television at the beginning of the 1970s when the people in Pakistan were not familiar with the modern Urdu music and when western music was generally considered as modern music in Pakistan. Shair Siddiqui's songs for the first pop musical program ‘SUNDAY KE SUNDAY’ series of Karachi Television in 1973/74 and introduced Alamgir with the song ‘ALBELA RAHI’. Albela Rahi. It proved a hit in 1973 among the youth of the 70’s. There was a time during the 70’s when the music loving boys and girls gathered regularly on the streets near the Karachi Jheel Park to get a glimpse of this pop singer as he used to travel along in his red sedan in evening. Alamgir’s second pop song Pyar hai zindagi ka gehna was also an Urdu translation of a foreign song. He soon became popular among the younger generation in the country. Alamgir is also known for his many renditions of Bengali music. The most notable Bengali song he is known to sing is Aamay Bhashaili Rey.[2]
 
Alamgir made a dash on the Pakistani music scene. He sang for the Pakistani television in the very beginning of his career but later as the time passed he started singing for the Pakistani music industry. He also performs abroad. Alamgir has polycystic kidney disease, undergoes dialysis three times per week and requires a kidney transplant. He currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He is respected by the music lovers everywhere and still performs in live concerts in America. He returned to Pakistan and gave a live interview at a morning show on PTV channel named "Subh-e-Nau" on 19 March 2012. He was awarded pride of performance by the President of Pakistan due to his amazing performances in Pakistan throughout 80's and 90's.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alamgir_(pop_singer)

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