Alam Lohar

Punjabi folk singer, poet, musician

Pakistani Achh village near Kotla Arab Ali Khan town, Gujrat district, Punjab Province, British India (now in Pakistan)

Quick Info

ProfessionPunjabi folk singer, poet, musician
NationalityPakistani
Date of Birth03/01/1928
Age51 years (died on 03, Jul, 1979)
BirthplaceAchh village near Kotla Arab Ali Khan town, Gujrat district, Punjab Province, British India (now in Pakistan)
Date of Death03/07/1979

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Bio/Wiki

Birth nameMuhammad Alam Lohar

Physical Stats & More

Eye ColorBlack
Hair ColorBlack

Personal Life

Place of DeathLahore, Punjab, Pakistan
Death CauseRoad accident
CasteMughal Lohar

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried

Family

Children
Sons
  • Arif Lohar
  • Irfan Mahmood Lohar
  • Imran Mahmood Lohar
  • Khalid Mahmood Lohar
  • Basharat Lohar
  • Faisal Lohar
  • Arshad Mahmood Lohar
  • Tariq Lohar
DaughtersHe has five daughters.

Career

Awards, Honours
  • Best Performance Award - 'Jugni'
  • Pride of Performance Award - (1979)
Notable WorksHeer Waris Shah, Saif-ul-Malook, Jugni

Favourites

Bike CollectionHarley Davidson

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. He began studying music when he was 13 years old.
2. He was born into a family of blacksmiths.
3. His family and children now reside in various countries, with most of his children living in the UK.
4. He conducted tours for South Asian communities in different countries.
5. He founded his own musical and theatrical ensemble.
6. Alam introduced and made popular the instrument Chimta in Pakistan.
7. He performed in well-known long plays such as Jugni, Saif ul Mulook, Bol Mitti de Bawa, and Dilwala Dukhra.
8. He recorded his first album at the age of 13.
9. He outsold all other singers in Pakistan in the 1970s.
10. He was known for his rendition of Waris Shah's Heer, which he had memorized in 36 styles and forms.
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