Nazia Hassan was a Pakistani pop singer-songwriter, lawyer, and social activist. She is often referred to as the "Queen of Pop" in South Asia.
Early Life and Career: Born in Karachi, Pakistan, she began her musical career at a young age, appearing on television shows like Kaliyon Ki Mala.
Breakthrough: Her breakthrough came with the song "Aap%20Jaisa%20Koi" from the Bollywood film Qurbani (1980). This song launched her into stardom.
Albums: Nazia Hassan, along with her brother Zoheb%20Hassan, released several successful albums, including Disco Deewane (1981), Star/Boom Boom (1982), Young Tarang (1984), Hotline (1987), and Camera Camera (1992). Disco Deewane was a massive hit across South Asia.
Awards and Recognition: She won numerous awards, including the Filmfare%20Award for Best Female Playback Singer (for "Aap Jaisa Koi") and the Pride of Performance award by the Pakistani government.
Social Activism: Besides her music career, she was also involved in social work. She worked with the United Nations and other organizations to promote youth welfare and human rights.
Legal Career: After her music career, Nazia pursued a career in law, working for the United Nations.
Death: Nazia Hassan passed away on August 13, 2000, in London after a long battle with lung cancer. Her legacy as a pioneer of pop music in Pakistan and South Asia continues to inspire many.
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