Today is the 97th birthday of famous Hindi film singer Mohammed Rafi. His sung songs are still on everyone’s tongue. Speaking about the personal life of Mohammed Rafi, known for his immortal values, he was highly disciplined. He stayed away from movie parties. Mohammed Rafi, who abstained from smoking and drinking, knew he would come straight from his home to the recording room and then the recording room. Mohammed Rafi held two weddings. However, few people know why their first marriage ended.
Born in Kotla Sultan Singh village in Amritsar district of Punjab, Mohammed Rafi first married Basheera in his hometown. They both had a good life and they had a son named Saeed. According to Vijay Pulakkal’s book Remembering Mohammed Rafi, Basheera made the decision to leave India after losing his parents in the 1947 riots during the partition of India. She did not want to live in India. He settled in Lahore, but Mohammed Rafi, who is pursuing a career in singing, decided to stay in India, after which he married his second marriage to Bilkis.
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Mohammed Rafi’s tendency towards music is also very interesting. No one in his family had anything to do with music, but Mohammed Rafi was singing the songs of the Fakirs who came to the village. However, Mohammed Rafi’s singing talent was recognized by his father’s friend and prompted him to go to Mumbai. He later studied the music of singers such as Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan, Ustad Abdul Wahid Khan, Pandit Jeevan Lal Mattoo and Feroz Nizami. Her first performance was at Lahore at the age of 13, when she was a singer. Sehgal sang in his imitation.
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Mohammed Rafi got his first break in the film: Talking about his film career, Mohammed Rafi got his first chance in the Punjabi film Gul Baloch. The film was released in 1944. That same year he got a chance to sing at Lahore’s All India Radio Station. The following year, he got a chance to sing in a Hindi film, Gang Ki Ki Gori. After the film was released in 1945, Mohammed Rafi’s career began with ly rhetoric and he has never looked back.
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