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There are very few artists who never lose shine in the treasured legacy of memorable contributions. Zohrabai Ambalewali from the Ambala district of Punjab (British India) was a melody queen who mesmerised the ear-sense of masses with her soul-stirring, unforgettable masterpieces like ‘Ye Raat Phir Na Aayegi, Jawani Beet Jayegi,’ ‘Akhiyan Milake Jiya Bharmaake, Chale Nahin Jana,’ ‘Gori Chali Piya Ke Des,’ and numerous other musical milestones.

It was the time when dense female voices with a deep nasal touch were encouraged in the sub-continental, male-populated music industry.

In those decades of the 1930s and 1940s when having a name, voice and identity was an act of rebellion among women in domestic margins Zohrabai Ambalewali embodied their delicate emotions, sensitivity, desires and hopes as a playback and semi-classical singer through a variety of songs in her liberating bravura.

Zoharbai sang in pole position of the musical resurgence that