Noor Jehan lyrics
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Artist's albums
Ishq Di Hath Qari
2023 · album
Bandy Ban Siy
2023 · album
Guddi (Pakistani Film Soundtrack)
2023 · EP
Best Old Is Golden
2023 · album
Best Punjabi Flok
2023 · EP
Khista Majlass, Volume. 2
2023 · album
Aya Mosam Tery Mery Pyar Da
2022 · single
Maidani Gulwareen Program, Volume. 5
2022 · album
Dil Da Jani
2022 · single
The Definitive Collection, Vol. 1
2022 · album
The Definitive Collection, Vol. 2
2022 · album
The Definitive Collection, Vol. 3
2022 · album
The Definitive Collection, Vol. 4
2022 · album
The Definitive Collection, Vol. 5
2022 · album
Khano Dada
2022 · EP
Mujra from Films
2022 · album
Wadah (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
2022 · album
Old Film Hits
2022 · album
Hoshyar (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
2022 · album
Noor Jehan Film Hits
2022 · album
Best Hit Song
2021 · single
Tenu Shjke
2021 · single
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Biography
Noor Jehan is one of the most influential singers in the eastern world. Often compared to Lata Mangeshkar, Jehan has successfully balanced movie soundtracks with non-film recordings and performances. While her film credits include such hit movies as Khandaan, directed in 1942 by her husband Shaukit Hussain, Nadaan, Bari Maa, Dahai, and her most successful film, Anmol Ghari, in 1946, Jehan's hit records include Sayonee Mera Mahi and Sannu Neher Waalay Pul Te Bula Kay. Little is known of Jehan's earliest life. She was born in or around the town of Kasur in Punjab (pre-partician British India) anywhere from 1922 to 1929 and her birthday is either September 21 or 23. Making her film debut in Indian films of the 1930s, Jehan refined her talents under the coaching of Ustad Ghulam Mohammed Khan. Moving to Pakistan in the early '50s, she scored with films such as Dupatta, Qaida, Intezaar, Anarkali, and Koel. In addition to the many films in which she appeared, Jehan supplied vocals that were dubbed onto numerous films between 1947 and 1980. ~ Craig Harris, Rovi