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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Early life and background [ ] Shafqat Amanat Ali was born into a family in,, to and his wife Almas Amanat Ali Khan, on 26 February 1965 making him the ninth generation of. He is the youngest brother of the late. He received his bachelor's degree from (now known as GC University).
He received the roll of honour from the Music Society of Government College University, Lahore, which is led by Tariq Farani. Career [ ] 'Aankhon Ke Saagar,' 'Khamaj,' 'Ankhiyan' and ' are some of his most popular works. He also sang the songs 'Phir Wohi Raastey' and 'Allah Megh De' for a Pakistani film named. Shafqat was introduced to Bollywood. One morning while driving to his studio, he heard Shafqat's hit song 'Aankhon Ke Saagar' on the radio. He immediately called the radio jockey who was his friend and got Shafqat's contact number.
Shafqat sang ' composed by for the movie. The song was listed in the top charts in India, helping propel Shafqat into stardom.
He was the voice behind the critically acclaimed song 'Yeh Honsla' [sic] in the film. He sang background for the films and. His songs 'Mora Saiyaan' and 'Tere Bina' were featured in 's.
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After leaving the band in 2006, Shafqat concentrated on his solo career. Based on folk and Sufi works, the album was commissioned and released by Music Today in mid-September 2008. The album was released by Fire Records in Pakistan in September 2008 as their mega release. The entire album has been produced, arranged, recorded, mixed and mastered in Pakistan by (Zeeshan Haider) at 'Couple of Good Studios'. 
All songs except 'Naina' and 'Tu hi tu hai' were composed by Shafqat. Naina was composed. [ ] The first video of the premier song of the album, 'Khairheyan De Naal', was aired on all channels in India and Pakistan.
He has fondly been nicknamed the 'Rock star Ustad' by Saleem Merchant of the Saleem-Suleman duo. He also appeared on the Rubaroo episode of Indian Idol 4. He released his second solo album Kyun Dooriyan in 2010. It included a couple of songs — 'Kaga Ja' and 'Naal Naal' — which he had written during his time with Fuzon.
His vocals in the song ' from the movie fetched him a nomination for for 2012. Recently he sang 'Raske Bhare Tore Naina' for the 2013 movie starring,,, and in lead role. He was also featured on.
National Anthem - Controversy [ ] Shafqat Amanat Ali was assigned to sing his country's before the Pakistan-India's match at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata. But he alleged to have forgotten the lyrics of the national anthem during his performance on 19 March 2016. People retaliated over his mistake on social media. However, he apologized to the nation over his unintentional blunder. Discography [ ] Albums [ ]. R.; Kāẓmī, Muḥammad Raz̤ā (25 October 2007). Oxford University Press.
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