Nazia Hassan commemorated on 24th death anniversary

The beloved singer Nazia Hassan was fondly remembered on Tuesday as fans observed the 24th anniversary of her passing.

Songs like “Boom Boom,” “Dil Ki Lagi,” “Kariye Pyar Diyan Galan,” and “Aankhein Milane Wale” echoed in the hearts of many, bringing back memories of her timeless music.

Her iconic tracks, including the smash hits “Disco Deewane” and “Aap Jaisa Koi,” which were created in collaboration with British-Indian composer Biddu, continue to resonate with audiences.

Nazia’s passion and dedication to her craft quickly earned her a prominent place in the music world, captivating listeners far and wide.

At just 15 years old, she made history as the first Pakistani artist to win the Indian Filmfare Award in 1980.

Nazia married Karachi-based businessman Mirza Ishtiaq Baig on March 30, 1995.

Tragically, Nazia Hassan lost her battle with cancer and passed away at 35 in London on August 13, 2000.

Her brother, Zoheb Hassan, was also deeply involved in her musical journey as both a singer and composer. The siblings collaborated on numerous projects, with Zoheb playing a significant role in producing many of Nazia’s albums.