#Tere naam song by sajjad Pc

When Jawab (1942) directed by PC Barua became a musical hit, Shaukat Husain Rizvi liked this song of Jawab by Kanan Devi, 'Ae chand chhup na jaana', so much that he asked Sajjad to compose similar music. The original music director of the film was Master Ali Baksh (father of legendary Meena Kumari). Renowned as the one-man orchestra, Sajjad got his first break as music director in Shaukat Husain Rizvi's (husband of singer actor Noorjehan) Dost. Working as an accompanist playing the sitar, flute and Hawaiian guitar, he also had a stint with All India Radio, but soon returned to his real destination to assist Rafiq Ghaznavi, the music director of AR Kardar's film, Swami, and Harish Chandra Bali for a short while. Their compositions inspired him immensely, and led him to Bombay in 1937, to try his luck in films. He was also a great admirer of music directors of New Theaters, Rai Chand Boral, Pankaj Mullick and Timir Baran. Self-taught in classical music, he had no Ustad, so to say, but was greatly inspired by the renowned doyen Ustad Bande Ali Khan of Kirana Gharana. But this instrument alone didn't attract young Sajjad, and by the age of 12, he could play the sitar and eighteen other instruments. His father Mohammad Amir Khan was a sitarist, and while doing his riyaz he would make his children play the sitar as well. Born in Sitamau, Mandsor, in Madhya Pradesh, in June 1917, he hailed from a family of musicians. According to vintage music lovers, Sajjad had a very complex persona. A veteran composer, Sajjad Husain rendered music in a lesser number of films but his renditions are remembered till date.