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Watch | Without Khayyam, a Song Was Never Finished, a Story Never Complete

The Wire Urdu's Yasmeen Rashidi sheds light on Khayyam Saheb's life and achievements.
Yasmeen Rashidi
Sep 12 2019
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The Wire Urdu's Yasmeen Rashidi sheds light on Khayyam Saheb's life and achievements.
Mohammed Zahur Khayyam. Photo: PTI
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Khayyam, India's legendary composer, was among the musicians who believed that a song should be written first and that the tune should be prepared later. Yasmeen Rashidi sheds light on Khayyam Saheb's life and achievements.

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