Meri Pasand

Ahmed Rushdi, a legendary figure in South Asian music, was a powerhouse of versatility and emotional depth. Renowned for his distinctive voice and ability to effortlessly hit high tenor notes, Rushdi was a pivotal contributor to the golden age of Pakistani film music. He is celebrated for his complex and dark emotional expressions, making him one of the greatest singers in the region. As the pioneer of pop music in South Asia, Rushdi's iconic song "Ko Ko Korina" from the 1966 film Armaan remains a timeless classic. His discography spans genres like ghazal and qawwali, showcasing his incredible range and artistic prowess. With albums like "Aaj Is Shehar Mein" and "Baharo Phool Barsao," Rushdi's music continues to captivate audiences, offering a rich tapestry of melodies that resonate with listeners across generations.