(24News) 53 years have passed since Naseem Begum, the owner of enchanting voice, left her fans, but she is still alive in the hearts of fans. She won 4 Nigar awards as the best female singer from 1960 to 1964. He also sang songs that were almost super hits.
Born in Amritsar in 1936, Naseem Begum’s family moved to Lahore after the establishment of Pakistan. She had a passion for singing from her childhood. She started learning classical music from singer Farida Khanum’s elder sister Mukhtar Begum (Agha Hashar’s wife) at a young age. In 1958, he started his artistic journey regularly from Radio Pakistan Lahore, then the musician Shehryar introduced him to the film industry through a song from his film “Innocent”, “Neenon Mein Jal Bhar Aye Roth Gaya Mera Pyaar”, but he was at the height of his fame in the film “Haveli” in 1964. Reach out through the song “Mera Bachhra Blum Ghar Aagaya”.
Naseem Begum’s voice was similar to that of Malika Tarnam Noorjahan and Suman Kalyanpur, which also caused her loss because most of her songs were mistaken for Malika Tarnam or Suman Kalyanpur’s songs. There was sadness, anguish and yearning in his voice, but he also sang eloquent songs very skillfully.
Composer Safdar Hussain sang a classical song “Chale Mor Ki Chal, Kare Sab Duniya Ko Pamal Jawani Deewani” from him in the movie “Gul Bakaoli” which was filmed on actress Jameela Razzaq, a duet from the same movie “Jwani Muskarye Gangnaye Gaye Tere Mere Pyaar”. Naseem Begum and Zubaidah Khanum sang on the Pashto tune.
Naseem Begum got her first success with SM Yusuf’s 1960 film “Saheli” in which Naseem Begum sang all the songs in which Naseem Begum had forgotten her love but did not forget her love, Kahin Do Dil Jo Mil Jayate Bagrata Kya Zamara. Of, the flowers that we have chosen are pricked in the heart, and those who came were included.
There is a long list of popular songs sung by Naseem Begum including Sobar chaman mehka, the city of this unfaithful man, Chanda Tori Chandni Mein, Naghain Gayi Pranam, Hum Bhol Gaye Har Baat, We Cho Phul Chune, Ajao Aane Wale, Meri. The eyes are the sword, ‘Desaan da Raja, Mere Babul da Pira’, ‘My calf has come home,’ ‘Ring is a party and neither is loneliness’, I have come to sell flowers.’
Naseem Begum also sang several duets with Salim Raza, Munir Hussain, Mehdi Hasan, Ahmed Rushdie and Masood Rana which became popular. Mila Ab Koi Armaan Nahi Naam Le Le Ke Tera Hum To Jee Jayenge, Tum Nation Ki Maa Ho Socho Zira and Awurta Se Usa Ye Ke Hai Hai were also included. There is a city of disloyalty and we are friends, Niqab Jab Uthaya, Shabab Rang Laya, Habibi Hiya Hiya, Meri Nazarin Hai Talwar, Jab Sanoli Shaam Dhale and Raat Ki Shama Jale were included in Riaz Shahid’s film “Zarqa” by Naseem Begum. The song included only one song, “Mein Phul ke Shaheedu”, for the film “Baaji”, he sang two songs, his song “O Rahe Haq Ke Shaheed” by Mashir Kazmi is one of the most influential songs that touched the heart. It has become a national song.
Naseem Begum has also sung songs for Urdu as well as Punjabi films including Gudi Gada, Kartar Singh, Tis Markhan and Makhra Chanvarga, “Kartar Singh” in Waris Ludhianvi Kalkhahwa Shadi Biya Ka Ek Geet “Desaan Da Raja Mere Babul”. Da Pyaara “Gakranhanne Amarkardia, Naseem Begum Kagayahwa Ek Geet” Hum Bhol Gaye Harbat” Lata Mangeshkar also sang for the Indian film “Sutan Ki Beti”, similarly many other songs of Naseem Begum were also copied in India.
Naseem Begum had received Pride of Performance in addition to consecutive Charingar Awards, she was married to the well-known publisher of Lahore, Deen Muhammad, with whom she had three sons and three daughters, she died on September 29, 1971 in Korahi Malik.
2024-09-29 07:22:24