New Delhi:
Pakistani Singer Reshma: ‘Char Di Ki Pyaar O Rabba .. Badi Long Judai’ and ‘Dama Dum Mast Kalandar’, who had sung the best songs like ‘Dama Dum Mast Kalandar’, was the Nagina of the world of Pak singer Reshma music. Even though he is not among us today, but every song sung by him is still immortal. 12 years ago, Reshma died of throat cancer. Reshma remained in a coma for a month before her death. Reshma went to the neighboring country after the Indo-Pak partition and won the world with her singer there. Pak singer Reshma’s life struggle was extremely harsh for the struggle of other celebs.
Started song at the age of 12
Reshma’s family, born in 1947 in Bikaner, Rajasthan, went to Pakistan after partition. Reshma started singing like Banjars at the age of 12. Reshma also sang songs for Shabaz Kalandar Trustee in Pakistan for a long time, from where she was recognized. Reshma’s songs touched the heart directly and related to the filings of common people. There were a lot of discussion of Reshma’s singing in not only Pakistan but also in India. Reshma sang many songs for Bollywood. He also sang the song long separation from Jackie Shroff’s film ‘Hero’. Reshma has sung many songs in Bollywood, which are still heard today.
A lot of songs sung for Bollywood too
Reshma started singing for Pakistan as well as the Indian film industry in the year 1960. The popularity of Reshma’s songs was abroad. Reshma was also awarded the third largest civilian honor Sitara-e-Imtiaz in Pakistan. In Reshma’s popular song, ‘Bichhe, we are just yesterday, we just day,’, ‘Hayo Rabba Naiyo Lagda Dil Mera’, ‘Aundian Nasiban Nali A Clock’, ‘Ik Tainu Mangiya I Rabb Kole … Koi Hor Dua Mangiya Nai’, ‘Ki Nain Na pair,’ They are the stolen stolen your lathe hai lean na pair ‘ Mukhra Mor, they Pyareya Sadde Val Mukhra Mor ‘,’ Akhiya Nun Ren De Akhiyan De Kaul Kaul ‘,’ Kesariya Balam Avo Ni ‘,’ Tu Mila Javene Dukh Muk Jande, ‘Lo Dil Ki Baat Aap Bhi Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum Hum’ and ‘Phool Banado, Re Nadan Banado’.