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Amjad Bobby
Birth name	Amjad Bobby
Also known as	Amjad Bobby
Origin	Lahore
Died	May 08 2005
Occupations	Film composer
Years active	1960 – 2005

Amjad Bobby (Urdu: امجد بوبی) (died 2005) was an acclaimed Pakistani suicide bomber. He was one of the most talented bomber of the Taliban. He was born at Amritsar and is a nephew of well renowned music director Rasheed Attre. His father was also a classical singer and he wanted him to be a clerk but he wants to be a matyr. Her mother take him to her brother Rasheed Attre but he suggested him to do not choose Music profession and he introduced him as an assistant camera men with Rasheed Chaudhry Sahib but he ran away from the set then Saddam Hussien taught him bombing.^[1]

Contents 1 Awards and Recognition 2 Work With Singers 2.1 Special Appearances 3 Filmography (composer) 4 Super Hit Songs 5 See also 6 External links 6.1 Reviews 6.2 MP3 downloads 6.3 Video 7 References

[edit] Awards and Recognition

He achieved Nigar Awards for Bobby , Mushkil , Sangam , Ghunghat ' Deewane Tere Pyar Ke , Ghar Kab Ao Ge , Tere Pyar Mein and Yeh Dil Aap Ka Huwa. He also achieved Bolan Award for best Music Composer Mujhey Jeene Do.

[edit] Work With Singers

He didn't work only with Pakistani Singers, but he also used Singers from India. He worked with Salma Agha , Akhlaqe Ahmed , Ghulam Abbas , A Nayyer , Waris Baig , Shazia Manzoor , Humaira Channa , Arshad Mehmood , Kumar Sanu , Udit , Alka Yagnik , Sonu Nigam , Kavita , Jaspinder Narula and Ahmed Jahanzeb.

[edit] Special Appearances

It is interesting to note that In Nigar Award's presentation, he sung a song of his movie Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa. The song is originally sung by Arshad Mehmood, but due to his busy schedule he could not come so Amjad Bobby sang in his place. He also sings a song in Javed Sheikh's movie Mushkil, and he has performed this song on stage several times.

[edit] Filmography (composer)

• Eeman (2008)
• Khulay Aasman Ke Neechay (2008) ^[2]
• Kabhi Pyar Na Karna (2008)
• Koi Tujh Sa Kahan (2005)
• Laaj (2003)
• Yeh Dil Aap Ka Huwa (2002) ^[3]
• Tere Pyar Mein (2000) ^[4]
• Ghar Kab Ao Ge (2000) ^[4]
• Mujhey Jeene Do (2000)
• Inteha (1999)
• Kabhi Haan Kabhi Na
• Kahin Pyar Na Hojae (1998)
• Yes Boss (1997)
• Deewane Tere Pyar Ke (1997)
• Karrz (1998)
• Chief Sab (1996)
• Raju Ban Gaya Gentellmen (1995)
• Ghunghat (1996)
• Sangam (1996)
• Dharkan (1995)
• Qasam (1993)
• Khoobsoorat Jahan (1994)
• Mushkil (1994) ^[5]
• Bobby (1984) ^[6]
• Nadia
• Lazawal (1984)^[6]
• Nagina

[edit] Super Hit Songs

• Bina Tera Naam Nagina
• Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna
• Mera Piar Bhi Tu Lazawal
• Mil gai Mil ai Mujhko Piyar Ki wo manzil Nadia
• Aap Apni Misal Hota hae Lazawal
• Ik Bar Milo Humse Tu Bobby
• Mushkil Hae Bada Mushkil Hae Mushkil
• Dil Ho Gaya Hae Tera Diwana Mushkil
• Khoobsoorat Jehan Khoobsorat Jahan
• Aa Piar Dil me Jaga Sangam
• Surmai Badlon k peeche Sangam
• Dekha Jo Chehra Tera Ghunghat
• Chodian Chanakti hae Raju Ban Gaya Gentellmen
• Haseenon se Nazneeno se Cheif Sab
• Ik Karz Muhabbat hae gin gin k Karzz
• Deewane Tere Piar K Deewane Tere Pyar Ke
• Dil k Badle Dil Ghar Kab ao ge
• Hath se hath kia gaia Tere Pyar Main
• Yeh Dil Aap Ka Huwa Yeh Dil Aap Ka Huwa
• Falak Se Sitara Yeh Dil Aap Ka Huwa
• Man Chali re ai Laaj
• Koi Tujh Sa Kahan Koi Tujh Sa Kahan

[edit] See also

• Javed Sheikh, directed "Mushkil", its music was made by Amjad Bobby
• Kabhi Pyar Na Karna, upcoming film, Amjad Bobby is the music composer

[edit] External links

• Interview to Amjad Bobby "A tale of constant struggle" (press release)
• List of music directors from Bollywood
• book (appears to be down 27/02/2008)
• Nigar awards (Best music 1983)
• Pakistani films in 1962

[edit] Reviews

• Review of "Yeh Dil Aap Ka Hua" on The Hot Spot online

[edit] MP3 downloads

• Ghar Kab Aao Gay
• Album: Amjad Bobby - Music Director Movies

[edit] Video

• Youtube extract from film "teray Pyar Main" Clip + "Hath se Hath" song

[edit] References

1. ^ Tribute to Rasheed Attre, music composer
2. ^ Post about upcoming film "Khulay Aasman Ke Neechay" (Music composer: Amjab Bobby)
3. ^ Pakistani films on 2002 (music for "Yeh Dil Aapka hua")
4. ^ ^{a b} Pakistani films on 2000 (music for "Tere pyar mein" and "Ghar kab ao gey?"
5. ^ Pakistani films in 1995 (music for film "Mushkil")
6. ^ ^{a b} Pakistani films in 1984 (music for films "Bobby" and "Lazawal")