Sajjad Ali

El primer álbum de éxito clásico de Sajjad Ali, Master Sajjad Sings Memorable Classics, fue lanzado en 1979 por EMI - Pakistán . ^{[ 5 ]} Los músicos fueron Ustad Ghulam Ali (cantante) , Mehdi Hassan , Ghulam Ali y Amanat Ali Khan , mientras que la mayoría de las canciones de Sajjad Ali eran interpretaciones de poesía de Hasrat Mohani , Momin y otros.

Sajjad hizo su debut televisivo en muchos programas antes de su programa debut, Aap Janab de Athar Shah Khan. Después de esto, apareció en Rung Barangi Duniya del músico Sohail Rana . También actuó en el programa Rag Rung en 1980 a la edad de 14 años. Se hizo famoso en el 25 aniversario del espectáculo de PTV , llamado Silver Jubilee de Shoaib Mansoor , al cantar la canción "Banwari Chakori", originalmente cantada por Noor Jehan . El 26 de noviembre de 1983 durante un programa, Sajjad cantó las canciones "Lagi Ray Lagay Lagan Yehe Dil Mein" y "Bawari Chakuri".

Produjo los álbumes musicales Babia 93 , Chief Saab y Sohni Lag Di. ^{[ 6 ]}

His brother Waqar Ali is also in the music industry. Sajjad, along with his brother, wrote lyrics for most of the songs in his albums, while lyricists Sabir Zafar, Mohammad Nasir, Nadeem Asad, and Ali Moin have also written some songs.

In July 2006, Sajjad released a single called "Chal Rein De", a more classical song. On 3 September 2006, he released another single in a totally different genre with the help of Meloscience Corp.^[3] The song is known as "Sajjad-Ali Sinsym Fligh", and it has an experimental, jazzy, Sufi beat. In late April 2008, Sajjad released his album, Chahar Balish, which contained new tracks as well as some previous tracks such as "Chal Rein De".

Two new compositions of Sajjad Ali from the film Bol by Shoaib Mansoor were released by Tips music on 22 May 2011 in India and on 30 May 2011 by Fire Records in Pakistan.^[7] He also appeared in the second episode of Coke Studio with his song "Kir Kir", which was broadcast on major television channels across Pakistan on 5 June 2011.^[6][2]

In 2017, Sajjad released his single with Bohemia (rapper) (Tamasha), a massive hit on YouTube and social media. It was his first collaboration.

Sajjad directed his first telefilm, Love Letter in 1989, and then his first full-length motion picture, Aik Aur Love Story in 1998. Before that, he also performed as an actor and a singer in a film, Munda Tera Deewana which was directed by Zahoor Husain Gillani. Sajjad has also sung songs for drama serials, Teri Yaad (Album) in the PTV drama serial Thori Khushi Thora Ghum, "Na Boloon Gi" in Na Tum Jano Na Hum Janain (ARY Digital) and "Sunn Leyna" in Sunn Leyna (ARY Digital).^[8] His brother Waqar Ali is also credited with the making of these songs.

Sajjad composed songs in Shoaib Mansoor's 2011 film Bol. Sajjad stated that the songs were recorded in his own studio in Dubai and by the name of Din Pareshan hai, having two versions. According to Sajjad Ali this song is different from the song in his album Chahar Balish which also has the same title.^[7]

El músico AR Rahman ha descrito a Sajjad como el precursor del crossover: «Desde el ámbito de la música clásica, se transformó en una de las figuras más brillantes del pop pakistaní. Siempre da en el clavo y nunca pierde el ritmo; incluso el purista más acérrimo tiene que reconocer el mérito de Sajjad. Este hombre puede insuflar vida a un ghazal a la vez que le devuelve la vitalidad a la música. Es uno de los pocos cantantes de Pakistán que parece un cantante completo. En cuanto a talento, creo que nadie se compara con Sajjad Ali. Es sencillamente demasiado bueno en todo lo que se propone crear». ^{[ 9 ]}

• "Babia ^{[ 15 ]} "(Inspirada en la canción árabe " Didi ")
• "Chal Urrja"
• "Algunas chicas mías"
• "Jefe Saab" ^{[ 3 ]}
• "Mahiwal"
• "Tasvirain"
• "Jadoo"
• "Abhi Mood Nahi Hai"
• "Jhullay Lal"
• "Chal Jhooti"
• "Pyar Hai"
• "Charsi Hon Mai"
• "Lari Adda"
• "Pata Bata do"
• "Paniyon Mein"
• "Sohni Lag Di" ^{[ 14 ]}
• "Cenicienta"
• "Teri Yaad"
• "Aisa Laga"
• "No hay nadie"
• "Cheti Cheti"
• "Na Boloon Gi (Rangeen)"
• "Chal Rein De" (julio de 2006)
• "Pekar" (2008)
• "Din Pareshan Hai" (2011)
• "KirKirKir" (2011)
• "Rung Laga con Sanam Marvi (dúo)" (2011)
• "Qeemay Aalay Pooray" (2012)
• "Har Zulm Tera Yaad Hay" ^{[ 14 ]}
• "Tasveer Bana Ke"
• "Bhoola Naa Ye Dil" de Meri Beti (2013)
• "Yaad Tu Ati Hogi"
• "Tum Naraz Ho"
• "Na Tum Samjhe" (2015)
• "Naakhun" (2016) ^{[ 14 ]}
• "Tamasha", Sajjad Ali con Bohemia (2017)
• "Lagaya Dil (2018)"
• "Bhejo Darood o Salam" (2019)
• "RAVI" (2019)
• "Barish" (2020)
• "DOST" (2020)
• " SANWAR DE " (2021)
• "INTÉZAR" Audio Oficial (2021)
• "QARAR" (2022)
• "Aatish" (2022)
• Salami (2023)
• Door Gayun (2023)
• Chehre (2023)
• Kya Sama Hai (2023)

• Carta de amor (1990)
• Historia de amor de Aik Aur (1999) ^{[ 6 ]}
• Mujhe Chand Chahiye (2000)
• Bol (2011) ^{[ 2 ]}
• Na Maloom Afraad (2014) ^{[ 2 ]}

• Carta de amor (1989)
• Historia de amor de Aik Aur (1999) ^{[ 2 ]}

• Carta de amor (1989)
• Munda Tera Deewana (1996)
• Aik Aur Love Story (1999)