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From Wikipedia, the
free encyclopedia Naseem Nazli
popularly called Mala (Urdu: مالا) was a Pakistani playback singer of Urdu
and Punjabi films. In 1960s, Mala had a hit pair with famous playback singer
Ahmed Rushdi and they gave numorous hits to Pakistan film industry. She sung
many super hit songs in almost two decades singing career in the 60s/70s.[1]
Mala's career suffered with the arrival of Runa Laila in the film industry.
[edit]Career
Mala's given name was Naseem Nazli. She was born in Faisalabad, Punjab,
Pakistan. She was the younger sister of music composer Shamim Nazli. Naseem
was interested in singing and music from a young age. Fortunately, her elder
sister happened to be her first music teacher and Naseem learnt the
essentials of music from her. On Shamim Nazli's request, music composer,
Baba Ghulam Ahmed Chishti recorded two songs for the Punjabi film Aabroo
(1961) in Naseem's voice. However, the film flopped and didn't attain
success. Despite the fact that her elder sister got her a break in films, it
was Anwar Kamal Pasha who persuaded Naseem to try her luck in the Pakistani
film industry. Her first major break in films came in 1962. She changed her
name to Mala and sang a simple Urdu composition, Aaya re dekho for the film
Sooraj Mukhi (1962). The music was composed by Master Abdullah and the film
went on to become a memorable film. In 1963, Mala rendered her voice to a
tragic Urdu composition, Dil daeta hai for the film Ishq pe zor nahin
(1963). The music was composed by Inayat Hussain Bhatti and the song was
picturised on Yasmin.
Additionally, Mala's greatest accomplishment was Akele na jana. Mala teamed
up with Sohail Rana. In 1962, Mala won the Nigar Award for best singer for
the film Ishq pe zor nahi. In 1965, she won the Nigar Award for best singer
for the film Naila. The last days of Mala were fraught with loneliness and
misery. She could not come to grips with the harsh realities of life. Over
and above, she found herself in the midst of deep financial crisis. Mala
died on March 6, 1990.
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