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In Attaullah Khan Essakhelvi's household in Mianwali Punjab, music was a form of entertainment that was not just looked down upon, it was also strictly forbidden. Essakhelvi recalls that his father used to own a radio set that he would turn on just to listen to the news and then quickly lock up lest someone dared listen to a tune. Little did he know that his own son would grow up to become one of the most popular Pakistani folk singers.

Essakhelvi traces his overriding love of music back to his earliest childhood memories. He sang despite the social taboos. And secretly, while still in school, he sought to learn more about music. One of his teachers, Syed Nasiruddin Shah Bukhari helped hm. "He taught me Mohammed Rafi's songs, Mukesh's songs and told me never to stop singing," Essakhelvi reminisces. Soon Essakhelvi's passion for music overcame his fear of society, and he tried unsuccessfully - to convince his parents to let him sing. "I tried to describe to them what happens inside of me when I sing I begged them," he remembers. "Maybe they would have brought themselves to bear it. They were, after all, my parents. But the system, the rules and traditions of where I come from would never have allowed it."

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