Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s Emotional Recording of Dulhe Ka Sehra Still Moves Fans Decades Later
Even decades after his passing, the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan continues to inspire and touch hearts across generations. Revered for his profound contributions to Qawwali, classical, and Ghazal music, Nusrat Sahab is remembered not only for his unmatched vocal prowess but for the deep emotional connection he brought to every performance.
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Sameer Anjaan Shares a Heartfelt Memory on The Lallantop Show
In a recent episode of The Lallantop Show, renowned Indian lyricist Sameer Anjaan recounted a deeply personal and moving moment he witnessed during the recording of the iconic Bollywood wedding song, “Dulhe Ka Sehra.”
“We were honoured to meet Nusrat Sahab when he visited Mumbai,” Sameer said. “When composer Nadeem asked if he could sing for our film, Nusrat Sahab replied, ‘I’ll only sing if I like the song.’ After hearing the composition, he agreed and asked us to book the studio.”
A Father’s Love Behind the Voice
What followed at the recording studio left everyone in awe. According to Sameer, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was overcome with emotion each time he sang the line ‘Main Teri Baahon Ke Jhoolay Mein Pali, Babul’.
“Not once or twice — but over a hundred times, he cried,” Sameer recalled. “We asked him to take a break, but he insisted, ‘If I sing it today, all my emotions will be in it.’”
The powerful lyrics had struck a deeply personal chord — reminding Nusrat Sahab of his daughter, making the experience far more than just a professional assignment.
A Legacy Etched in Emotion and Melody
This story serves as a timeless reminder of the sincerity, vulnerability, and emotional honesty that Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan brought to his music. He didn’t just sing lyrics — he lived them.
Having passed away in 1997, his legacy continues to echo around the world, influencing countless artists and captivating millions with every note he left behind.
