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Abdul Majeed Khan Marwat

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A desert dweller. Fond of reading, poetry, sports, music & movies, with special interest in history & politics. CCH/Edwardes College/University of Peshawar.

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A beautiful ghazal written by Sheheryar, sung by Suresh Wadekar with music composed by the maestro Jai Dev for the film ‘Gaman - 1978’. Each couplet captures the chaos and restlessness of life. Suresh Wadekar’s voice and Jai Dev’s music have made this ghazal timeless.

A beautiful ghazal written by Sheheryar, sung by Suresh Wadekar with music composed by the maestro Jai Dev for the film ‘Gaman - 1978’. Each couplet captures the chaos and restlessness of life. Suresh Wadekar’s voice and Jai Dev’s music have made this ghazal timeless.

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Noor Jehan, the legendary Pakistani singer and actress, made a historic visit to India in 1982, her first since the 1947 partition, to attend the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Indian talkie films. She was received by renowned Indian figures including Dilip Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Suraiya, Pran, and composer Naushad. She performed at the “Mortal Men, Immortal Melodies" concert in Mumbai. Introduced by Dilip Kumar, she sang iconic songs, among which she also performed, ‘Awaz dey kahan hey – film Anmol Ghadi - 1946. Penned by Tanvir Naqvi, its music was composed by Naushad. The hero of the movie and singer of the song, Surendra, was also present and had tears in his eyes. Maestro Naushad was there too with the orchestra. It was truly a historic moment.

Noor Jehan, the legendary Pakistani singer and actress, made a historic visit to India in 1982, her first since the 1947 partition, to attend the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Indian talkie films. She was received by renowned Indian figures including Dilip Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Suraiya, Pran, and composer Naushad. She performed at the “Mortal Men, Immortal Melodies" concert in Mumbai. Introduced by Dilip Kumar, she sang iconic songs, among which she also performed, ‘Awaz dey kahan hey – film Anmol Ghadi - 1946. Penned by Tanvir Naqvi, its music was composed by Naushad. The hero of the movie and singer of the song, Surendra, was also present and had tears in his eyes. Maestro Naushad was there too with the orchestra. It was truly a historic moment.

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Matinee Idol the late Dev Anand explains his mantra of life and death. A beautiful explanation of life well spent. His words remind us that death is only the closing chapter of a story, but the beauty of that story depends on how courageously, joyfully, and purposefully we live each page of our lives.

Matinee Idol the late Dev Anand explains his mantra of life and death. A beautiful explanation of life well spent. His words remind us that death is only the closing chapter of a story, but the beauty of that story depends on how courageously, joyfully, and purposefully we live each page of our lives.

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When music director Pyarelal played the immortal tune of “Ek Pyar Ka Naghma Hai” from the film Shor (1972) originally sung by Lata and Mukesh on Indian Idol, it moved everyone to tears. Of the legendary duo Laxmikant–Pyarelal, Laxmikant Kudalkar is no more, while Pyarelal Sharma still lives, carrying the memory of that golden era of music.

When music director Pyarelal played the immortal tune of “Ek Pyar Ka Naghma Hai” from the film Shor (1972) originally sung by Lata and Mukesh on Indian Idol, it moved everyone to tears. Of the legendary duo Laxmikant–Pyarelal, Laxmikant Kudalkar is no more, while Pyarelal Sharma still lives, carrying the memory of that golden era of music.

Abdul Majeed Khan Marwat

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ہم اور ہماری اردو!

ہم اور ہماری اردو!

Abdul Majeed Khan Marwat

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A beautiful song sung by Kishore Kumar for the film Kora Kaghaz - 1974. Penned by M.G. Hashmat with music composed by Kalyanji Anandji. The pathos and sadness in the lyrics and voice overwhelm you. My all-time favourite.

A beautiful song sung by Kishore Kumar for the film Kora Kaghaz - 1974. Penned by M.G. Hashmat with music composed by Kalyanji Anandji. The pathos and sadness in the lyrics and voice overwhelm you. My all-time favourite.

Abdul Majeed Khan Marwat

28,154 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

A simple Mehsud talks with cogent arguments about how the rot started, where we faltered, resulting in the mess we are in now.

A simple Mehsud talks with cogent arguments about how the rot started, where we faltered, resulting in the mess we are in now.

Abdul Majeed Khan Marwat

21,193 просмотров • 2 лет назад

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