Noor Jehan was among the few Punjabi-origin singing actresses of the sub-continental silver screen, who are remembered for their wholesome contribution to the promotion of film music.

Known for her melodic voice and a scintillating personality, ‘Malika-e-Tarannum’, Noor Jehan has been a voice that changed the very way songs were produced in the Indian Subcontinent. From her ...

Today is the 14 th death anniversary of Malika-e-Tarannum Madam Noor Jehan. Yes, it’s been 14 long years since South Asia’s queen of melody left us all, after she suffered from a prolonged ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23 -- She sang thousands of songs for millions of fans across the Indian Subcontinent, and on Saturday Pakistan's leading singer Noor Jehan's voice fell silent. The Light of ...

Madam Noor Jahan’s voice, acting words, songs and even photographs inspire her fans and loved ones. Therefore her letters to her beloved daughter were also full-on expressions, advice and love.

The news of the death of Melody Queen Noor Jehan was received with deep grief by the Pakistani expatriate community, who said a golden era of music has come to an end.

While the song has received over 40 million views in just three days, the track appears to be a remake of an old Punjabi song of the same name, sung by Pakistani singer Noor Jehan.

Although Noor Jehan was not among us today, her historic songs, especially of 65 war, were still a great source of inspiration for the entire nation and young soldiers of Pakistan.

Lata Mangeshkar was a big admirer of Noor Jehan, who chose to be in the newly-created Pakistan after the 1947 Partition.