He has also received various Honours worldwide, and he became the first person to receive the Bade Ghulam Ali Khan award and the first person to won Swaralaya Global Legend Award in the year 20 respectively.Some of his famous Ghazals such as’ Chupke Chupke Raat Din,’ ‘ Dil mein Ek Leher si,’ ‘Hungama Hai Kyon Barpa,’ and most trending ‘Hamko Kisi K Gham Ne Mara’ has always topped the list of Ghazal listeners. He has sung various famous Ghazals, which are also introduced to Hindi movies.He had a great friendship with Jagjit Singh, who was one of the most popular Ghazal singers of India.He also played Tabla at one of his concert in Singapore.
Apart from being a great Ghazal singer, he is also a tremendous Tabla Player.He also performed a song in a concert ‘Tere Shahar Mein,’ where he spread grateful messages to the audience.Previously, Ustad Bade Ali Ghulam refused to teach him as he rarely stays in Pakistan but after repeated requests from Ghulam Ali’s father, he agreed and asked Ghulam Ali to sing something, then Ghulam Ali sang a Thumri “Saiyyan Bolo Tanik Mose Rahiyo Na Jaye.” After he finished, Ustad got impressed and decided to make him his disciple.In 1960, at the age of 13 years, he started working as a child singer for Radio Pakistan at Lahore.He was a disciple of Bade Ghulam Ali Khan and learned music under his guidance for 14 years.
Ghulam Ali did his last performances at respective places and said that he will never be going to perform in India in the future.īutter Chicken, Sindhi Cuisines and Punjabi Cuisinesĭilip Kumar, Amitabh Bachchan, Manoj Kumarīade Ghulam Ali Khan, Lata Mangeshkar, Jagjit Singh After this incident, he was invited by Cheif Ministers of UP and Delhi for various events. Playback Singer: film- Nikaah (1982), Song- Chupke Chupke Raat DinĪs per a news report, in 2015, Ghulam Ali faced controversial turn when Shiv Sena Chief Udhav Thackeray, who was protesting against Pakistani artist, threatened the organisers of his show and asked them to cancel it, which was about to be performed in Mumbai. Kaleki, Sialkot District, Punjab, India (now in Pakistan)
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