(Singer: Mehdi Hassan, Movie:Baharen Phir Bhi Ayengi) Merey leye jahan main ab koi bhi khushi nahi.(Singers: Ahmed Rushdi/ Mala, Movie:Baharen Phir Bhi Ayengi) Khush naseebi hai meri tum ne apnaya hai.(Singer: Ahmed Rushdi, Movie:Baharen Phir Bhi Ayengi) (Singer: Mala, Movie: Baharen Phir Bhi Ayengi) Gheron se pyar kia mujhe beqara kia zalima.In 2008, Nazli planned to release her music album consisting of five songs. Apart from films, Shamim Nazli also worked in a PTV program " Bazm-e-Nagh" and composed songs for Radio Pakistan, Lahore.
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When the actress/director Shamim Ara started her film, " Mera Piyar Yaad Rakhna", she signed Nazli as a music director but that movie never got released in cinemas. The songs of the movie were very popular " Sawal Karti Hay Aurat, Jawab Do Mardo, Sada-e-Dard Suno", " Tu Mera Pyar Hay, Tujh Ko Sada Main Chahun Ga", and " Rim Jhim Naina Barsen, Pyasay Hayn Jazbat Tujh Bin, Bin Baadal Barsat". Then Nazli got an opportunity to compose music for a hit movie, " Bin Badal Barsaat" released in 1975. Some notable songs of the movie were "Mila jo piyar tumhara bahar ayi hai" (Rushdi/Mala) and "Sathia o mere sathia kuch keh zara" (Mala). Though the film didn't go well at the box office, Nazli's music was par excellence. Nazli's second movie was "Night Club" (1971). Another song from the movie was, " Khush naseebi hai meri", a romantic duet vocalized by Ahmed Rushdi and Mala. It was a thrilling club song picturized by the actress Rozina. The track, " Piyar Ke naghmay kis ne cherray" became a pop melody in demand. Her music compositions for the movie were widely appreciated. Shamim Nazli started her career as a music director from the film, " Baharein Phir Bhi Ayen Gi" produced by her sister Mala in 1969. She trained her sister Mala in music at home and later, took her to the senior music director G.A Chishti to groom her as a singer. Nazli and her sister Mala, both had a passion for music. Nazli's uncle Mirza Sultan Baig ( Nizam Din) was a radio artist and worked for many years in the famous Punjabi radio program " Jamhoor Di Awaz" (The Voice of People) at Radio Pakistan Lahore. Nazli had a younger sister Mala who later became a famous playback singer of Pakistani film industry. After the partition of Indian continent in 1947, her family migrated to Pakistan and settled in Faisalabad (then Lyallpur). Shamim Nazli was born in Amritsar, British India, in 1940.