It was an uncommon phenomenon at that time that a singer who has not appeared on TV, radio, or films gets popular from Karachi to Khyber through Audio Cassettes. Atta Ullah was the first who did it. He was a very popular singer and despite criticism, was widely heard everywhere. He had perhaps a failed love affair and used to narrate it in various forms in his songs. Thus a lot of youth would think that he is, in fact, depicting their emotions.
Atta Ullah kept releasing cassette after cassette at a prolific pace and even today, any of his new number gets sold in high volume.
aiy koka, mundaree daa koka
aiy koka , mundaree daa koka
saare umer karaan mai teri sewa
nee khaabaaN wich aan waali aiy
nee khaabaaN wich aan waali aiy
"tu nayee tai teriya yaada sayee"
YEH MAHNOOR THATS A GREAT NUMBER and
also
have u heard SAADI ZINDAGI NOO ROG LAAN WALIA
*************** BRILLIANT**********
**Yeah it is a world record and as khan shaib said it was in Guniess book of ** **record as well but sum1 said it was in 92 and I bought both 92,93 books but ** **couldnt find init **
umm, not really Munya. His punjabi songs have quite hyperactive upbeat tunes whereas his urdu songs mostly have a melancholic touch to them.
I would say Hamesh Reshmya sounds the same in almost all the tracks he has made so far and yet the people are crazy about him (wonder why?).
