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Tumhein DillagiĪuthored by Purnam Allahabadi (also the author of the famous Bhar do jholi), wrote the famous Tumhein dillagi bhool jaani padegi. Today, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan gets the biggest applause at his live concerts as he goes starts into Mere Rashke Qamar. Each time, the artists were still using Khan’s original composition. Since then, it was remixed in 2013 and again released in 2017. Khan saheb first composed this in the late 1980s, and performed it for the first time in 1988. The tune is set in Raag Bhairavi, written by Fana Buland Shehri. Mere Rashke QamarĪlmost 20 years after his passing, this song moves crowds. The original was sung by his uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (who also composed it) on the album Sangam. Afreen was remade by Coke Studio Pakistan, in which Rahat Fateh Ali Khan sang. The lyrics were penned by India’s Javed Akhtar. Many of these songs are the ones finding a resurgance in Bollywood, in Coke Studio Pakistan and with musicians around the world. His artistry was in that he could sing in a Sufi dargah, record a Bollywood song, and then perform a concert in front of thousands, all in one day! These were songs, some were ghazals. Some of the greatest hits by Nusrat were these romantic qawwalis or sufi songs. Love Songs: Afreen Afreen, Sanu ik pal chain na While Bulleh Shah’s pieces caught on with the public, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan also sang songs by Ghulam Farid like “Ishq anokhiri PeeD.” However, these never got the same level of attention. Most qawwals have not attempted this song, but again Nusrat’s version is phenomenal. However, the original poet of this kalaam is Bulleh Shah.Īnother famous kaafi of Nusrat’s is Ghuungat Chak o Sajana. This song’s lyrics were modified even to fit into a Bollywood movie, starring Madhuri Dixit. That may be a personal bias, but it also may have been because Nusrat himself was Punjabi. Kaafi: Mera Piya Ghar Aaya, Ghoongat Chuk It was released in 1992, on the album Love Songs. This Bhajan / Sufi Song is a favorite amongst Hindu crowds. Sanson Ki MalaĪ wonderful song loved by many, was Sanson ki mala pe, simru main pi ka naam. A collaboration with Bally Sagoo, this song took over the Desi music scene in South Asia as well as in UK. This was a song that was a hit when it came out. The Punjabi manqabat is a rare one of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s songs about Hazrat Ali that didn’t become an instant hit. Released in 1991, Ali da Malang was part of the Magic Touch album. Because of its complicated Urdu poetry, it has not attained mass popularity. It highlights (in a positive manner) the dualities, contradictions, and confusion of the Divine.
Tum ik Gorakh Dhandha hoĪ favorite of Cricketer, and now Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan, this song is very philosophical. And each recording of the song has a different arrangement. It was the song that Nusrat started many of his concerts with. We can’t talk about Nusrat’s musical legacy without a nod to Allah Hoo. However, being a religious man himself, Nusrat Fateh just had a way with traditional qawwali songs. It could be a Pakistani producer, someone in the world music scene, or even Hollywood. Just about anything he worked on turned to gold. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was a master at all songs. Religious: Allah Hoo, Haq Ali Ali, Mast Mast Many of these family compositions were heard the world around because of Nusrat! We have put together the below list of best and famous Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Qawwaliyan. His father and Uncle, Fateh Ali Khan and Mubarak Ali Khan, were significant qawwali artists of their time. He composed a lot, but he also inherited the repertoire of a famous family of qawwals. It would be difficult to create a comprehensive list of qawwali songs by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. A Categorization of Popular Qawwali Songs of the Legendary Nusrat Saheb
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