Ghazal - Ghazal Singers

Ghazal Singers

Some notable ghazal singers are:

  • Ahmed Rushdi
  • Asha Bhosle
  • Alka Yagnik
  • Ahmed and Mohammed Hussain
  • Anup Jalota
  • Ataullah Khan
  • Aziz Mian
  • Begum Akhtar
  • Chitra Singh
  • Ghulam Ali
  • Jagjit Singh
  • Salma Agha
  • Yateesh M. Acharya
  • Kiran Ahluwalia
  • Mahwash
  • Ustad Amanat Ali Khan
  • Najma Akhtar
  • Talat Aziz
  • Roop Kumar Rathod
  • Sunali Rathod
  • Iqbal Bano
  • Mohammed Rafi
  • Mukesh
  • Mehdi Hassan
  • Munni Begum
  • Malika Pukhraj
  • Hariharan
  • Cassius Khan
  • Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
  • Farida Khanum
  • Runa Laila
  • Master Madan
  • Talat Mahmood
  • Lata Mangeshkar
  • Penaz Masani
  • Habib Wali Mohammad
  • Nayyara Noor
  • Noorjehan
  • Shishir Parkhie
  • Abida Parveen
  • Anuradha Paudwal
  • Reshma
  • Sabri Brothers
  • Mohammad Hussain Sarahang
  • Mohammad Reza Shajarian
  • Bhupinder and Mitali Singh
  • Jasvinder Singh
  • Tahira Syed
  • Manhar Udhas
  • Pankaj Udhas
  • Ahmad Wali
  • Beauty Sharma Barua
  • Ghazal Srinivas

Many Indian and Pakistani film singers are famous for singing ghazals. These include:

  • Asha Bhosle
  • Ahmed Rushdi
  • Chitra Singh
  • Jagjit Singh
  • Mehdi Hassan
  • Talat Mahmood
  • Hariharan
  • Mohammad Rafi
  • Noor Jehan
  • Lata Mangeshkar
  • Srilekha Parthasarathy
  • K. L. Saigal
  • Ghulam Ali

Some Malay singers are famous for ghazals. These include:

  • Jamal Abdillah
  • Rosiah Chik
  • Noraniza Idris
  • M. Nasir

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