Best of Begum Akhtar Hindi Ghazals | Diwana Banana Hai | Begum Akhtar Songs
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- Begum Akhtar is undoubtedly the queen of Urdu or Hindi Ghazals. This compilation album comprises of some of the Best Of Begum Akhtar Ghazals. Akhtari Bai Faizabadi, also known as Begum Akhtar (7 October 1914 - 30 October 1974), was a well known Indian singer of Ghazal, and Dadra, and Thumri genres of Hindustani classical music.
She was given the title of Mallika-e-Ghazal (Queen of Ghazals). Akhtar was barely seven when she was captivated by the music of Chandra Bai, an artist attached to a touring theater group. However at her uncle's insistence she was sent to train under Ustad Imdad Khan, the great Sarangi exponent from Patna, and later under Ata Mohammed Khan of Patiala. Later, she traveled to Calcutta with her mother and learnt music from classical stalwarts like Mohammad Khan, Abdul Waheed Khan of Lahore, and finally she became the disciple of Ustad Jhande Khan. Her first public performance was at the age of fifteen. The famous poetess, Sarojini Naidu, appreciated her singing during a concert which was organized in the aid of victims of the 1934 Nepal-Bihar earthquake. This encouraged her to continue singing Ghazals with more enthusiasm. She cut her first disc for the Megaphone Record Company, at that time. A number of gramophone records were released carrying her Ghazals, Dadras, Thumris, etc. She was amongst the early female singers to give public concert, and break away from singing in mehfils or private gatherings, and in time came to be known as Mallika-e-Ghazal (Queen of Ghazal). Begum Akhtar's good looks and sensitive voice made her an ideal candidate for a film career in her early years. When she heard great musicians like Gauhar Jaan and Malak Jan, however, she decided to forsake the glamour of the film world for a career in Indian classical music. Her supreme artistry in light classical music had its moorings in the tradition of pure classicism. She chose her repertoire in primarily classical modes: a variety of raags, ranging from simple to complex. After the advent of talkie era in India, Beghum Akhtar acted in a few Hindi movies in the 1930s. East India Film Company of Calcutta approached her to act in "King for a Day" (alias Ek Din Ka Badshah) and Nal Damayanti in 1933. Like others of that era, she sang her songs herself in all her films. She continued acting in the following years. Subsequently Beghum Akhtar moved back to Lucknow where she was approached by the famous producer-director Mehboob Khan, as a result of which she acted in Roti which was released in 1942 and whose music was composed by maestro Anil Biswas."Roti" contained six of her ghazals but unfortunately due to some trouble between producer and director, Mehboob Khan subsequently deleted three or four ghazals from the film. All the ghazals are available on Megaphone gramophone records. Begum Akhtar, meanwhile, left Bombay and returned to Lucknow. Her voice matured with time, adding richness and depth. She sang ghazals and other light classical pieces, singing them in her inimitable style. She has nearly four hundred songs to her credit. She was a regular performer on All India Radio. She usually composed her own ghazals and most of her compositions were raag based. She sang the timeless Bengali classical song "Jochona Koreche Aari".
Begum Akhtar or Akhtari Bai as some fondly remembers her is a true legend in the world of Ghazals. This compilation has some of the Best Ghazals sung by Begum Akhtar, such as o Jara Jab Bhi Bimar and Wafa Nahi Na Sahi. This one is a sheer bliss for Ghazal lovers.
=== ALBUM SONG DATA ===
All Songs sung by Begum Akhtar
All Lyrics & Compositions: Begum Akhtar
► Diwana Banana Hai To 0:00:01
► Wo Jara Jab Bhi Bimar 0:03:15
► Dabane Aske Oyala 0:06:51
► Tum Buta Habjai Ayse 0:10:07
► Le Gaya Josh E Junun 0:13:25
► Sayad Na Kafam 0:16:40
► Wafa Unyu Ke Badle 0:20:02
► Hamko Nazar Se Tum 0:23:16
► Khune Dil Ka Jab 0:26:20
► Khuda Ki San Hai Hame 0:29:41
► Maja Baha Tahiso Ke 0:33:06
► Wafa Nahi Na Sahi 0:36:15
Govind KIRI
Nobody can Sing Urdu Gazals Like
Begum Akhtar
She is the Greatest in Urdu Gazal Gayaki
Long Live The Great of Greast Begum Akhtar
Amen
Dil bhar giya. Hajaro bar shunenge.
Salute begamsahibaji salute a lot of salute
❤musics of "integrations "__""" colors। of talents ,"" where as """"😊 senses 🎉are there' _______❤
Sab Kahaan Kuchh Laala o Ghul Mein Numayan Ho gayein 😔
Beautiful and invaluable collection 👌
Mallika A gazal begam akhtar ki ruhani aavaaz sedhe dil pe asar karati hai aapki aavaaj rahati duniya tak kayam rahegi
Begum akhtar my per nani
Heavenly pleasure!!!!
Wahhh kya baat hai
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉😊
Urdu shayari is meticulously immaculate of the ghazals
Itni behtareen udayigee hai ki used alphazon mey buyaan nahi Kiya jaa suktaa
Wonderfully great renditions
Thank you for sharing this ghazal of my dada ji hazrat behzed lucknowi begum akhtar ji made it immortal
Thanks
اچھی موسیقی اور شاعری بندوں پر اللہ کا انعام ہے
A magical sweet voice, superb,Begum Akhtar ji was truly a jewel of Golden era , superb voice🙏
I am speechless...Inexplicable!!!!
Her singing is immortal her voice melodious
Missing the sweet reservation of classical icon songs n ghazals by Begum Akhtar nUstad Bare Ghulam Ali
Just love this voice with my life , i just love you madam with my heart with you
Unbelievable. I’m just now getting into her.
Malika -E- Gazal, remembering you on your birth anniversary
Superb performance
Song of Goddess!!!!!!! ""
She was great singer
What a great singer .
मल्लिका-ए-गज़ल ❤️❤️
Very peaceful voice
Best of best compositions by the queen of gazals… salut to her
THE WORD IS 'GHAZAL',
NOT 'GAZAL'.
GAZAL IS AN ANIMAL OF THE DEER FAMILY!!!!!
So powerful melodious voice
Always love her song
What to say, Just listening to..... 💐
✨💙✨Kiya ye inhy ke Awaz ha ,ya Sirf shayery inky written ha
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What magic in her singing🙏🙏🙏
Jem of Almighty Allha ..my terrorists are what way haters..love to listen this magical melody of my mother ...jay bharatmata
Music of Begum sahib ghalzals are mellifluous
Thank you Hindustan - Vintage collection for publishing these Gems.....Love it. The early recordings when her voice was just settling or taking shape as we came to hear in later years. Unique...indeed and One in a Gazillion, unparalleled..
There is not a single ghazal sung in Hindi in this collection; they are all in Urdu which is a sister language with a tottally different script and pronounciation. You need to learn the difference.
This is urdu poetry.. not hindi dirty slumdog language
Begum Akbar's music is so soothing to the soul that to me it is irrelevant debate whether Urdu came from Hindi. Music is music, Begum Akbar's gazals are as much soul soothing as Jutika Roy's Hindi songs.
Satish kalra Aap ko to Begum Sahiba ka sahi naam bhi nahi pata.It is BEGUM AKHTAR.
Editing,r-editing saves regret when reviewing at a later date.
This is a very fine selection. Her singing in her 78 rpm discs ,before 1945, was something else.She never regained that form. The English transliteration in the video is wide wide of the mark, though.
Amazing inexplicable
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Soul stirring voice ...
Absolutely great rendition.............this is music
👌👌👌👌👌
Truly great singing
This is what it sounds like after million riyaz
We should listen such music instead of giving so much value to harmful and divisive politics and religion
If you don't know and get involved in politics you will be engulfed by it as it already has. Need of the day is constructive involvement in Politics (religion is a politics of vote these days).
Excellent mother of music
undisputed best gazalion
Truly deeply relaxing
Abhi Kal tk thy Kesy bholay bhaaly
Zara ubhry hen aafat dhaa rhy hen.
God's gift to the mankind.
Akhtari itself, a trance 🖤📿🖤
Pure magic
You are right Bharathi Ji👍🙏
Begum Akther best of best forever the Queen of Ghazals
nazir ahmed
kft
A wine roasted voice 🍷🍸
wonderful song
Don't look with fun hurt's old experience
Bikul saach hai
Its Pakistan evergreen
Really ?
টক ষ
THE BEST
classical by kaji nazrul
Pata tapa sounds more then pain hurts mean chmoota
sangeet ke parkhee hi sunenge
Song number three name should be "Juban-e-ashk se haal-e-dile deewana kehte hain"
Spring board academy attendance here😅
Can anybody have lyrics of the second ghazal?
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Is there such a thing called "Hindi Ghazal", as the title of this video suggest ?
There is, but this is not it. For example Dushyant Kumar, Neeraj etc. have written many Hindi Ghazals.
@@bhootkrit
IF THE POETRY IS WRITTEN IN HINDI IT IS NOT 'GHAZAL'. GHAZALS ARE WRITTEN IN 'URDU' AND 'FARSI' (PERSIAN). THE BEST EXAMPLE IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 'QAWWALI' AND 'BHAJAN'. GET EDUCATED, PAWANJI!!!
KAABA NAHI TO BUTKHANA BANADE YA ALLAH KAISI KUFRANI BAAT????? YA ALLAH RAHAM KARE BEGAM AKHTARIPAR,ALLAH MAAFKARE AKHTARIKO
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یہ غزلیں جو بیگم اختر صاحبہ کی آواز میں آپ سب سماعت فرما رہے ہیں ، اردو زبان میں ہیں ، ہندی میں نہیں ہیں ـ اگر اردو کو ہندی کہنے کا کوئی خبط یا خواہش رکھتا ہے تو اسے چاہیے کہ ہندی کو وہ برملا اردو کہے اور اردو ہی مانے ـ
Kameez tari kali
Very nice gazals sung by Begum akhtar
Not Hindi but Urdu Ghazals, I'm afraid.
Afraid of what ? Hindus 😂😂
How can it be hindi ghazal? Sheer lunacy of hindi walas.Ghazals are only in Urdu and Farsi!
Ghazal is also Urdu world bro
Farsi jab Hindi se mili to Urdu bani.
Hindi is so dirty, bazari low class language.. this is our beautiful urdu..
@@bhartitripathi3284
WRONG! Urdu is part Farsi and part Arabic; nothing to do with hindi which is derived from Sanskrit. Hindi has replaced its harsh sounding Sanskrit words and replaced them with softer and sweeter sounding Urdu words and phrases and gradually increased the use of integrating Urdu into hindi and ultimately began identifying Urdu as hindi. Get your facts right, Bhartiji; hindi was NEVER derived from FARSI. It is URDU which is a sister language of FARSI. It is Sanskrit from which hindi is derived.
@@syedkader8712 how you are going to say hai are you in urdu kya usme kuch shabd hindi ke nahi hai. ofcourse urdu mein Farsi and Arabic words hain. ofcourse hindi sanskrit se aaye hai. Urdu is a beautiful language jo ki Bharat mein janmi jisme Farsi hai Arabic hai au Hindi mili to Urdu bani. Oxford dictionary mein kuch words hindi ke bhi hain. Brinjal, almirah jisko hum english ke words samajhte hain ye indian English mein use kiye jate hain.
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Uff
Hindi Ghazals?? Accha chalo maan lete hai, aap ki khaatir
Urdu came from hindi.
Urdu did not come from hindi. It a mixture of Farsi (Persian), Arabic and Awadhi Boli. Even the word Urdu means troops in Farsi and Turkish. Rasmul khat used is Farsi.
And what is awadhi boli? How is it that urdu speaking people of pakistan and india are able to understand Hindi movies ?
According to Gulzar(lyricist) more than 70% language used in so called Hindi films in India is Urdu.
That is why Pakistani do understand. And only 48% of people in that country speak Urdu.
And Jagjit Singh said in an interview that ghazals and nazms cannot be written in Hindi but only geets.
Language spoken at the time of Hazrat Amir Khusro r.a in Awadh,is called Khari Boli or Brij Bhasa.
Which He used in his Kalam with Farsi Verses.
The origin and development of Urdu has always been a bone of contention among scholars. Even today there is no unanimity with regard to its origin. Different scholars have expressed different opinions by looking at its origin from different perspective.
The birth of Urdu language was direct result of the synthesis between the invading armies of Mahmood of Ghazni with the civilian population of the Indian citiesl The word Urdu itself means Lashkar, derived from the Turkish language meaning armies. There are various theories where exactly it was born.
One is that it originated in basti Nizamuddin of Nizamuddin Aulia and Amir Khusrau. Another is that it was born in Baba Shaikh Farid a Pak Pattan in the 13th centuary and its old name is Multani or Old Lahori. When Babur came to India he did not find anything exclusively Hindu or exclusively Muslim. he talked of the Hindustani way of Life.
The historians are of the view that the cultural contacts of the Indian with the Arabs and the Iranians had been very old. These contacts were established long before the conquest of Mohammad Ghauri as a result of which the linguistic interaction between two communities began outside the Punjab and hectic political activities started in North India in A.D. 1193. The impact of this linguistic interaction and cohesion is well evidenced in the literary and other documents of those days, which assimilated quite a number of words from Arabic and Persian. The people who have moved from the Punjab to Delhi in A.D. 1193 had brought with them at least four languages viz, Arabic, Persian, Turkish and an early form of Punjabi. The natives on the other hand had promoted the growth of indigenous dialects, which were the off shoots of western Hindi that had developed from Shaurseni Apabhramsh. When Delhi was made the capital the Muslims sovereignty in India and when it assumed the importance of the military head quarters, the new settlers and the local people had frequent opportunities to get together. As a result of the political, social and cultural contacts between the two speech communities, there evolved a mix form of language known as Rekhta whose base was largely supplied by Khari Boli, a dialect of western Hindi. It assimilated a large number of words from Persian and Arabic. Besides lexical items, it also absorbed numerous expressions, phrases and clauses from Persian. Since it owed its existence to the indigenous dialects of India, the Muslim sovereigns called this language Hindi, i.e., the language of India. It was also known as Hindavī. In the course of its development, it assumed various names like Zabān-e-Delhi, Zabān-e-Hindustān, Zabān-e-Urdū-e-mu’allā, Zabān-e-Urdu and in later period simply Urdu.
We should listen such music instead of giving so much value to harmful and divisive politics and religion
Ravi Sh
Truly great singing
We should listen such music instead of giving so much value to harmful and divisive politics and religion
It is has nothing to do with politics. It is a matter of acknowledging true identity of a language, be it any language. You are a pathetic bigot who calls a demand to correctly identify Urdu as Urdu and not hindi divicive politics while stealing Urdu and giving it a fake name.Why don't you post telugu music and call it hindi? You are a biased idiot ashamed of your own language and call beautiful Urdu as Hindi. Never in a million years will hindi or any other language in Insia have the beauty and charm of URDU, you bigot! It is you who are
divisive, jealous and politically motivated and above all, AN UNEDUCATED FOOL.