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Rahim Shah {2010} LaKa Da Aman Tappa Chi Souk Afghan Wokri

www.rahimshah.com Rahim Shah was born on 12th December 1975 in Karachi where he was cultured and educated yet his ancestry origin is from Swat which has been the reason for the dearth of apparent Pushto vision in his life. Rahim Shah is multi-lingual in fluent Pushto, Urdu and Punjabi. Rahim Shah's solo career began in the late 1990's with lots of hits to his credit from the onset, to mention the song 'GHUM' which broke popularity records. 'GHUM' isn't Rahim Shah's personal composition; it is an Afghani folk song or tappa, sung by an anonymous singer. Haroon Bacha a well-known Pushtoon singer also sang 'GHUM', but it was Rahim Shah who made the song a hit because he translated the tappa into Urdu and gave the song his own arrangement. In short span of time Rahim Shah has shown his singing talent beyond belief. He sang 'GHUM' under the supervision of 'Salman Alvi' and recorded his album working extremely hard on making it different to others. The song turned out to be a huge hit and was highly appreciated by the listeners. Rahim Shah has been bitter over the recent plagiarism of his song by the Indian singer Altaf Raja who copied Rahim Shah's version of the song 'GHUM' and through that Altaf Raja gained popularity on satellite channels. Eight albums of Rahim Shah have been released so far, four albums are in Pushto and four albums are in Urdu. His Pushto album 'PEERA' became an instant hit after its release. Another album called 'SABARO' had success with the tracks 'TAP ...

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