About Sunoh by Lucky Ali Album
Sunoh Sunoh (Hindi: सुनो, Urdu: سنو, translation: listen) is the first album of the Indian singer Lucky Ali released in 1996. This Album made him very popular and he won many awards for it including the Best Pop Male Vocalist in the 1996 Screen Awards and the Channel V Viewers Choice Award (1997). It stayed on the MTV Asia Charts for 60 weeks. Track Listing: O Sanam ओ सनम و صنم Sunoh सुनो سنو Pyaar Ka Musafir प्यार का मुसाफ़िर پیار کا مُسافِر Aap Par Arz आप पर अर्ज़ آپ پر عرض Milegi Milegi मिलेगी मिलेगी ملیگی ملیگی Tum Hi Se तुम ही से تُم ہی سے Yeh Zameen यह ज़मीन یہ زمین Jab Hum Chhote जब हम छोटे جب ہم چھوٹے Kya Mausam क्या मौसम کیا موسم Yeh Mumbai Nagariya यह मुंबई नगरिया About the Album: Sunoh (सुनो) is Hindi for Listen. It seems Lucky wanted everyone to listen to him. Sunoh was released in June 1996 with BMG CRESCENDO. It was the first ever album to be released by Lucky Ali. It sold over Four million copies worldwide. This was way beyond the expectations of Lucky himself. And you know what? The hit single 'O Sanam' from Sunoh stayed for over 60 weeks consecutively on Music charts of MTV Asia. Sunoh can be referred as history in the making as it was Sunoh which introduced Indian music fans to such a wonderful and talented singer. The song O Sanam from Sunoh, considered by some to be one of the best indi-pop songs ever. Sunoh established him as an icon in the Indian music scene. The album was a phenomenal success. Sunoh has Music by Lucky Ali, It was performed by Lucky Ali and Mike McCleary (his brother in law). The lyrics of the album were written by Syed Aslam Noor (a childhood friend of Lucky Ali with whom he used to clean and sell carpets). Lucky Ali was rejected by a lot of music companies, for his first album. No one was ready to take a risk and release the album. He didn't have enough money to make the album. So he decided to do it himself. He went to his friend Mahesh Mathai and told him to produce the video. He didn't even pay Mahesh for the video. He recorded all the songs himself with help from his brother in law Mike McLeary. After he completed the album, he returned to New Zealand, unaware of the success of the album. Acknowledgments: "Grateful to the almighty, to my parents, my teachers and to all those people who have encouraged this effort, to my loving wife who stood by me during the blues... to my brother Mackie who added cheer, to Ghealuuuu Akki my childhood friend. To Nirja Shah another childhood friend who helpped me make the breakthrough. To my friends in Watford, Nads, Anis & Nitin day by day, my friends in the valley of Kashmir, to the people of Egypt, to all at Highlight, especially Mahesh Mathai and Srila."
