“Hidden Talent”, 166, Urdu Song HD

“Hidden Talent” is a serial, which discovers the talents in the less privileged and backward areas. There are numbers of singers, poets and musicians who have been ignored in mainstream of arts. The serial focuses on the talent and highlights their skills. These ignored singers and poets have voices that touch your hearts. We believe that God has put the diverse gifts of talent and ability inside everyone of us. Aziz Sanghur is a documentary filmmaker, who decided to record those singers, poets and musicians who do not have a platform to show their talents and abilities. Wawa Group can sing in Balochi, Urdu and Sindhi. Munir Hussain is a singer and Abdul Ghaffar, known as Ghaffar Wawa supports him with his voice “Wawa”. Both are creative persons, those were trained by Ostaad Abid Raaz, who is head of Ostaad Abdul Sattar Baloch Music Academy, Lyari. Munir Hussain and Ghaffar Wawa are friends. They are physically weak but mentally strong. They have talents but they have no platform to show their talents. Because both are belong to the poor families. Munir Hussain left his education after 8th class due to poorness. Munir Hussain’s father Manzoor Hussain is a rickshaw driver. Munir Hussain’s mother passed away when he was in school. After his mother death he left school. Ghaffar Wawa’s story is same. His father is a laborer at Karachi Fish Harbour. He is physically very weak boy, but mentally is strong. Both are students at Ostaad Abdul Sattar Baloch Music Academy, Lyari. Ostaad Abdul Sattar Baloch Music Academy was established by Ostaad Abdul Sattar Baloch himself 45 years ago in Lyari. Ostaad Sattar was a Baloch revolutionary vocalist and musician, who died in 2006 in Lyari Karachi. He escaped from Iran during tension between Baloch nationalists and Irani government in the late 1960s and settled in Lyari Karachi, Pakistan, where he attracted a large fan base to his music. His first entrée into the music world occurred in the early 1970s. His passion and main objective has always been to be the voice of his people’s sentiments and their plight. He is known as a revolutionary music icon among Baloch nation. He and his colleague Ostaad Shafi Baloch recorded the most iconic pieces of Balochi nationalist music. 45 years ago, Ostaad Sattar had opened a music club to transfer his knowledge of music to young generation. He passed away in 2006 in Lyari, Karachi at the age of 55. Lyari is the oldest human settlement of Karachi city. The first inhabitants of Lyari were Baloch and Sindhi fishermen and nomads. Lyari was ignored for infrastructure development during the British colonial period, a policy that would continue well into Pakistan’s “post-colonial” period. There are few schools, substandard hospitals, a poor water system, limited infrastructure, and broken roads. Lyari is a stronghold of the lift-oriented political organizations. There are several ethnic groups in Lyari including Baloch, Sindhi, Memons, Pakhtuns, Seraikis, Urdu Speaking and Punjabi