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She was honored with the Pakistan's National Award and officially crowned as Malika-e-Taranum by the President of Pakistan. For Rafi, the Musafir Khana duet Jhoote Zamaane Bhar Ke, Jadu Kaisa Daar Gaye Mo Pe, Neechi Nazar Kar Ke must have been a replay of the Jugnu dream all over again.

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The movie was Musafir Khana, and it starred Shyama and Karan Diwan, with music by O. In 1955, in a weak nostalgic moment, Noor Jehan put in a half-song for Bombay. She sang playback for Urdu and Punjabi films during the following two decades that included a large number of hit musical films with hundreds of memorable songs, many of those are among classics. Ventured into her new married life with actor Ijaz, she then bid farewell to acting and became the dominant playback singer of Pakistan's film industry. She starred in around 10 more movies between 19, that included Patey Khan, Lakht-e-Jigar, Qaidi, Intezar, Nooran, Chhoo Mantar, Anarkali, Pardesan, Neend, Koel, and Ghalib. In 1953, Noor Jehan would star in Gulnar and Laila. In 1952, the new Lahore studio Film Asia produced Dupatta, and once again, Feroze Nizami delighted the world with Noor Jehan songs. In 1951, she co-produced and acted in Chanway, a Punjabi movie under the Shauqat Arts banner. In 1947-48, they finished Mirza Saheban, their last Bombay project, and settled in Lahore, Pakistan. In 1946, with Shauqat Arts still in its infancy, Shaukat Hussain and Noor Jehan decided to move again. Jugnu was released in 1947 and proved a big hit They had recruited the little-known 24-year old Yusuf Khan (Dilip Kumar) to play the lead role opposite Noor Jehan in Jugnu with music by Maestro Feroze Nizami. In 1944, Noor Jehan and husband Shauqat Hussain had already started Shauqat Art Productions in Bombay. And then in 1946 came the greatest one, Mehboob Khan's Anmol Ghadi, with Surendra and Suraiya as costars with music by Naushad. In 1945 came Bhaijan and Gaon Ki Gori, with music by Pandit Shyam Sunder. Badi Maa marked the beginning of a great friendship between Lata and Noor Jehan that is alive to this day. In 1944, Master Vinayak brought Noor Jehan and Lata Mangeshkar, both 16 year old, in Badi Maa, both as singer actresses, their only movie together, with Datta Koregaonkar's music. Dost was another hit with Sajjad's music, followed by Lal Haveli starring Surendra with music by Mir Saheb. Another great hit, Nadan, came from Zia Sarhadi with music by Datta Koregaonkar. Both movies had music by Rafique Ghaznavi. This was followed by another hit, Naukar, directed by Shaukat Hussain Rizvi. In 1943, following the great success of Panchholi movies, director Vishnukumar Maganlal Vyas at Sunrise Pictures ventured to bring Noor Jehan to Bombay to star in Duhaai with Kumar and Shanta Apte. Khandan was the first big movie in Noor Jehan's life and It put her name right alongside the blockbuster names of the 1940s. Three years after she had her first break, Shaukat Hussain made his directorial debut with Panchholi Studio's Khandan (1942) starring Noor Jehan and Ghulam Mohammed with music by Master Ghulam Haider.

But after Gul-e-Bakawli, there was someone in Noor Jehan's life. He met Noor Jehan, quite possibly on the sets of Gul-e-Bakawli, or soon thereafter. The Punjabi bit parts continued with movies like Heer Sayal, Sassi Punnu, Yamla Jatt, Choudhary.Дirector and story writer Shaukat Hussain Rizvi had become a close friend of Mr.Panchholi. People really took notice of the glamour girl in the Punjabi hit Gul-e-Bakawli (1939).

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Panchholi who provided Baby Noor Jehan with her first prominent role as well as a stable job in a series of Punjabi movies. During the years 1935-37 Baby Noor Jehan was given bit parts for the child in movies like Ghaibi Gola, probably her first film, Misar Ka Sitara, Aazadi, Nari Raj, Fakhr-i-Islam. Mehra can take credit for bringing the stage child of Calcutta to Lahore cinema. Mehra, were looking to staff their Lahore productions with the right kind of people. It was also around that time that Punjabi movie makers, like K.D. Noor Jehan moved to Calcutta where she became a stage actress at the rather tender age of 6. Baby Noor Jehan pursued her early training with Ustad Ghulam Mohammed Khan. Noor Jehan was born at Qasur, Pakistan on September 21, 1926.