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Nizami Brothers
editThe Nizami Brothers are an Indian musical group known for their performances of Sufi and cultural music. Current Members
- Faizan Nizami: Main vocalist, began singing at age 6 and trained in classical and Sufi music.
- Zeeshan Nizami: Second main vocalist, known for his high-pitched voice and energetic stage presence.
- Khwaja Hasan Nizami: Third main vocalist, manages the group and possesses a strong memory for traditional Sufi poetry.
History
editThe Nizami Brothers claim descent from court singers of the Mughal emperors. Their musical lineage is traced back to the renowned vocalist Faiyaz Khan.
The group gained national recognition as finalists on season 8 of India's Got Talent. They are known for their blend of traditional Qawwali instruments like the tabla and dholki with modern keyboards and guitars, creating a unique and contemporary sound for Sufi music.
Achievements
edit- Finalists on India's Got Talent season 8
- Special performance at the Delhi International Film Festival (2012)
- M.R Khan Film Production Award by Jyas Foundation (2015)
- Empaneled Artists of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR)
- Awardees of the Delhi State Urs Committee (Government of NCT of Delhi)
- Awardees of the Indian Social Club Muscat & Salalah Oman