Ganesh Vandana by Hamsar Hayat

Hamsar Hayat performance was outstanding in this Vandana

Singer Hamsar Hayat Video from Movie Tathastu

The film has only one song in form of a 'qawwali'. As per composer Vishal-Shekhar, its one of those intense 'qawwallis' that are a must watch. It is sung by sufi singer, Hamsar Hayat who is a chief qawwal at Nizamuddin mosque, New Delhi. Also it has some really gorgeous lyrics by Panchi. So be it! Tathastu is a 2006 Hindi film directed by Anubhav Sinha. The film is loosly based on Denzel Washington's, 2002 movie John Q. The film was completed in a record span of less than a month. 'Tathastu' is a Sanskrit word. It symbolizes the affirmative response by deities to their disciples' wishes. That's the reason why the tagline of the film reads - 'So Be It'. The film's highlight is a 8-minute long non-stop dialogue delivery by Sanjay Dutt in the confines of the Yerwada jail in Pune. The scene was shot using 6 cameras and had more than 2000 junior artists.

Sukhvinder :: New Author of this blog

Hi All,

I am Sukhwinder from Janakpuri, Delhi. I have been selected for official blog posting for website http://hamsarhayat.com.

Sufi Singer Hamsar Hayat Website is live.

Hi All,

Hamsar Hayat is the son of Hayat Nizami Qawwal, and the nephew of the world famous Meraj Ahmed Nizami, whose family have been performing Qawwali at teh Dargah of the Chishti saint Nizamuddin Aulia in Delhi for many generations.

Hamsar Hayat, 39, received his training in qawwali music from his father, whom he sang with since he was a child, and learned the nuances of Persian, Urdu and Hindi lyrics from his uncle.