Farida Khanum - Laa dey Juhmka Chandi ka - Live Ptv

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Farida Khanum

Farida Khanum (born 1935) is a renowned Pakistani Ghazal singer from Punjab. She was given the title "Malika-e-Ghazal" (Queen of Ghazal) in tribute to her singing talent.

In 2005, she was awarded the Hilal-e-Imtiaz, Pakistan's highest civilian honour by President of Pakistan

Early life and background

Farida Khanum was born in Calcutta and raised in Amritsar. Her sister is Mukhtar Begum.She migrated to Pakistan after independence in 1947.

She started learning Khayal from her sister Mukhtar Begum at age seven and later learnt classical music from the renowned maestro of Patiala Gharana, Ustad Ashiq Ali Khan.

Career

Farida Khanum gave her first public concert in 1950, where renowned singers like Zeenat Begum and Iqbal Begum also sang.
Farida Khanum lives in Lahore, Punjab and performs at select musical gatherings.

The ghazal she is most famously associated with is "Aaj Jaane Ki Zidd Naa Karo"

Category:

Music

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[ssaaqii]

greaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat

[Asif410]

saqi khoushi howi kay aap udaaassssss nahi hai :)

btw in few minutes I'll upload aik roney wali ghazal aap kay liaey :)

[mir963]

Just pure classic thanks asif for sharing

[Inaam2]

Oye Hoye.. Asif, kya zaalim upload kiya hai.. maza aagya.. Classic song yaar. Thnx.

[AshFate]

@AliKhan567 as have i. being from a family of avid writers, i developed a very early interest in urdu lit. and was taught hindi too.. yeah i guess one can argue that, but the vocab difference, the grammar difference, the pronunciation difference and the difference between the historical significance of both cant be ignored. the two might be, say distant cousins, but they r not the same language...

[AliKhan567]

@AshFate only in formal hindi and formal urdu, and it is a vocabulary difference. regular spoken urdu and hindi are essentially the same. Not to sound conceited, i have some authority in the matter: i've studied both, read and write both, grandparents are from around Delhi, India, parents are from Karachi, Pakistan. 

[AshFate]

@AliKhan567 noo they r not...there r some major differences

[seeitall66]

@genten777

Bekal is not a hindi word. there is a difference between urdu and hindi.

[AliKhan567]

@genten777 You do realize Hindi and Urdu are basically the same language? :/

[1lovereason]

Watching Farida Khaum now reminds me of the couplet:

baad ik umr kay us shokh ko daikha aay dil

suratain kitni badal jaati hain insano ki

Those were the days!!!

[zainabhassan786]

farida khanum is looking so sweet :)

[wildbluestag]

v beautifull song

[genten777]

This is a culturally northren Indian song. If you notice the song is in complete hindi .