She Created History in Bollywood at the Age of 14 but Did Her Husband kill Her by Poisoning her

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She Created History in Bollywood at the Age of 14 but Did Her Husband kill Her by Poisoning her #singer #naziahassan #Pakistanisinger #Muniza #discodeewane Link of Filmy Kissey Channel - www.youtube.com/channel/UC5yDzJOT-v6NazzZ9HZLZhQ #naziahassan #dhirajkumar #RJKangna She was born in Karachi on 3 April 1965, the first child of Muniza, a social worker, and businessman Basir Hassan. Brother Zoheb and sister Zahra were her younger siblings. The Hassan siblings later lived in England with their grandmother. They discovered pop and rock music in Manchester and were inspired by American pop band Jackson 5 and American instrumentalists The Carpenters. The ‘fusion artistes’ began writing music on the guitar, which blended the ‘rock’ of their ambiance and the Eastern sounds of their heritage. Blast From The Past: Why Nazia Hassan’s is a tragic tale They were introduced by superstar Zeenat Aman to Vinod Khanna and Feroz Khan at a party in London. When Khan heard the 14-year-old Nazia sing, he insisted she sing for Qurbani (1980). She, reluctant to miss school, recorded the club number, Aap jaisa koi, composed by London-based Indian composer Biddu Appaiah (Kung Fu Fighting fame), on a Sunday. At 15, she won the Filmfare Award for Best Playback. Next, Nazia and Zoheb sang for Biddu’s album Disco Deewane (1981). Selling 60 million copies across 14 countries, it became the best-selling Asian pop record of all time. Blast From The Past: Why Nazia Hassan’s is a tragic tale Apart from her voice that spelled freedom from borders and dogmas, her informal demeanor made Nazia a teen icon. Dungarees and jumpsuits, leather jackets and midis, braided tresses, and ponytails, Nazia was the poster girl of cool. Boom Boom, Young Tarang, Hotline… a series of fast-selling albums earned the siblings a comparison with the Beatles ‘minus the crazy haircut’… until one day Nazia quit it all… Blast From The Past: Why Nazia Hassan’s is a tragic tale Nazia, a graduate from Richmond American University in London, also h