Akhtar was gripped by constant melancholia. "Ya Allah, ab kya hoga?” was her constant refrain through her life that made her pour her heart and soul into couplets like "Mere Humnafas, Mere Humnawa, Mujhe Dost Ban ke Daga Na De, Mujhe Zindagi ki Dua Na De”. (Begum Akhtar)

Akhtar was gripped by constant melancholia. "Ya Allah, ab kya hoga?” was her constant refrain through her life that made her pour her heart and soul into couplets like "Mere Humnafas, Mere Humnawa, Mujhe Dost Ban ke Daga Na De, Mujhe Zindagi ki Dua Na De”.

Begum Akhtar

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