RANJISH HE SAHI DIL HE DUKHANEY ( MEHDI HASSAN )

[dollanil]

bahut umda cheez dali hai youtube per.

long live mehndi hasan

[nawabshaukat]

Salute 2 legend NISAR BAZMI composer of the INTERNATIONALLY hit GHAZAL and gave recognition 2 PAKISTAN through this composition of hiz in the WORLD and he composedthis ghazal in raag AIMAN for the film MOHABAT and special salute and standing ovation 2 KHAN SAAB MEHDI HASSAN 03332604292

[wba212]

This is called the best

[cheecheepia]

thanks bhupi ji...

[fukraz]

bhaut khoob surat experience aur lajawab mixung .. verry nice

[cheecheepia]

Thanks shamsi ji...

[KhalidAsgharRadioPak]

* Ab Tak Dil-e-Khush Fahm Ko Hain, Tujh say Umeedein - Ye Akhiri Shama'ein Bhi Bujhane Keliye Aa - - Wonderful poetry by Ahmad Fraz, Pakistani poet. Mehdi Hassan is my *GURU* This ghazal, i compsed (Raga- Akhirbhairon) and sang in All Pakistan Music Contest for student in 1969, held in Bagh-e-Jinnah, Lahore. The great Mehdi was pleased.Then he was invited to sing in a film by Nisar Bazmi in 1971. Bazmi sahib composed in raga Aiman. a wonderful item.Dancing girls nearly in rhythm, good, 1st time

[cheecheepia]

thanks for the info...Bage-e-Jinnah what a place ,many great music shows and plays were done there in past

[chamogaa]

The beauty of MH's voice is that it is vigorous yet delicate at the same time; to project sturdiness and tenderness simultaneously is not given to everyone. It is a Heaven-endowed gift (In their better performances, Ghulam Ali and Jagjit Singh are like that too, and Khalid Asgharji, you yourself embody the twin qualities when you sing.). I also love the harmonium and the tabla. The humble harmonium is absolutely crucial to a good ghazal rendition. Thanks, cheecheepia.

[cheecheepia]

thanks chamogaa ji....you put lots of flowers in small basket

[Maina1900]

Just AWESOME !!!

Enjoyed 101%.

Thanks a lot to the uploader and to chamogaa ji to share with me. A real GEM !!!

Regards,

Maina

[cheecheepia]

Thanks maina ji and chamogaaji for forwarding....

[bhupidhillon]

This was the first ghazal of Mehdi Sahib that I heard about thirty years ago and I was floored. Even now it impresses me as much as it did then and the recording is superb.