Mehdi Hassan’s son responds to Ustad Tafu's disrespectful remarks about his father

• Mehdi Hassan, known as the Shahanshah e Ghazal, is a renowned Pakistani musician and legend in South Asia.
• His timeless songs are admired for their technical skills and beautiful melodies.
• Pakistani musician Ustad Tafu criticized Mehdi Hassan Sahab for limiting his singing to a certain scale.

Mehdi Hassan, one of Pakistan's greatest musicians and a legend in South Asia is revered as the Shahanshah e Ghazal, or the King of Ghazals. His timeless songs continue to captivate listeners from all walks of life. Admired by colleagues on both sides of the border, Mehdi Hassan earned widespread praise for his remarkable technical skills and the beautiful melodies he created.

Imran Mehdi Hassan, Mehdi Hassan’s son, is continuing his father's legacy, coming from a renowned musical family. He keeps the family’s talent alive by singing beautiful ghazals and preserving their rich musical heritage.

A few days back, Pakistani musician Ustad Tafu spoke about Ustad Mehdi Hassan Sahab. He commented that “he does not agree with Lata Mangeshkar’s words that Mehdi Sahab had Bhagwan in his throat as Mehdi Hassan could only sing to a particular scale. It must only be Bhagwan’s peon as he cannot sing above a certain scale.”

Imran Mehdi Hassan, son of Mehdi Hassan Sahab, has come forward to address Ustad Tafu’s insulting comment. He said that “they have always respected Ustad Tafu as a family but he just lowered his status by saying something so negative. The world knows how big a legend Mehdi Hassan is and Ustad Tafu will never get the same respect that he had before he said this.”

Here is how Imran Mehdi gracefully responded to Ustad Tafu’s comments:

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