Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Bashir Ahmad (12 April 1940 – 19 April 2014) was Bangladeshi playback singer in Lollywood. He was known as East Pakistan's (now Bangladesh) Ahmed Rushdi because his singing style is inspired by Ahmed Rushdi. He was a legendary singer, who was acclaimed throughout the subcontinent for his smooth, and soulful voice, which animated Pakistani, Hindi and Bengali cinema in the post-partition era Indian subcontinent. Born in India, he migrated to Bangladesh during the Partition period and started his singing career. He first got his popularity when he sang playback hits in Pakistani films.. }
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- Bashir_Ahmad_(singer) abstract "Bashir Ahmad (12 April 1940 – 19 April 2014) was Bangladeshi playback singer in Lollywood. He was known as East Pakistan's (now Bangladesh) Ahmed Rushdi because his singing style is inspired by Ahmed Rushdi. He was a legendary singer, who was acclaimed throughout the subcontinent for his smooth, and soulful voice, which animated Pakistani, Hindi and Bengali cinema in the post-partition era Indian subcontinent. Born in India, he migrated to Bangladesh during the Partition period and started his singing career. He first got his popularity when he sang playback hits in Pakistani films.".