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Song : Gol Gappay Wala Aaya
Album: Showcase South Asia - Vol.19
Artist : Ahmad Rushdi
Label: EMI PAKISTAN
Biography of Ahmed Rushdi
It was Ahmad Rushdie's trademark to sing in the voice and fashion of the musician he was covering. Today's most well-known film vocalists credit Rushdie as their mentor. No matter how happy or sad, high-pitched or low-pitched, the song has received favorable reviews from listeners. The youthful generation was inspired by his songs to pursue careers as singers in the pop music genre. Years after his passing, it is now obvious that Pakistan's film industry cannot produce another vocalist like him. He has won a lot of accolades. The Sitara-e-Imtiyaz was given to him by the Pakistani government twenty years after his passing.
Date of Birth for Ahmed Rushdi
Rushdie, who dominated the film industry for three decades, was born on April 24, 1938, in Hyderabad, India. Later, he relocated to Karachi, where he remained until the moment of his death.
Ahmed's Education
Although he did not receive formal music instruction from a tutor, God gave him the skill. He has always been interested in music and used to have singing and music in his blood.
Family of Ahmed Rushdi
He came from a traditional Syed family. In Hyderabad Deccan, Syed Manzoor Ahmad, Rushdie's father, who taught Arabic and Persian, passed away while Rushdie was a young boy. He was a deeply religious man, and unlike other well-known figures, he never had a controversy throughout his lifetime. On November 30th, 1963, he married Humera. Three daughters were born into the marriage, but none of them followed in their father's footsteps. Nine years after the passing of his husband, Humera passed away.
