Mohamed Farhad
Maldivian male singer
About Mohamed Farhad
Born 1982.
Mohamed Farhad (18 sep 1999) is a Maldivian singer.
Early life and career Farhad was born on 25 June 1982 in Th. Madifushi. Since childhood, he was exposed to music of several genres which leads him to perform in the stage shows held in some of the occasions. In 2005, he performed the track "Jahanvaane Athaa Athaa" for the album Yaahabeys (2005) which was ultimately included in Mohamed Abdulla's comedy short film series, Falhi Sikunthu 2 (2005). He then collaborated with Abdulla for several other projects including the Farihibe series. The same year, he recorded his first song in a feature film, the romantic track "Loabin Thi Hiyy Hiba Kohfinama" from the film Udhabaani (2009) followed by the groovy dance track "Fenifaa Zuvaan" from the film Baaraige Fas (2009). He next contributed to the soundtrack album of the films Veeraana (2010), Hithey Dheymee (2011) and Hiyy Yaara Dheefa (2011). Some of his notable songs include, "Kalaa Keehvehey Vakivee Yaaraa" from Vakivi Hin'dhu (2006), "Loabivaa Thihan'dhaan" from I Love You (2010), "Dhaiygoani Ossaalaaneyoa" from Santhi Mariyan'bu 3 (2010) and "Ekugaa Loabin Yaaru Ulhefaa" from Jaanaa (2013).
Discography Feature film
Short film
Television
Non-Film songs
Filmography Year Title Role Notes 2010 Veeraana Himself Special appearance in the promotional song "Veeraana"
Accolades Year Award Category Nominated work Result 20091st Maldivian IconBest Performer of the Competition
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Maldivian male singer
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Mohamed Farhad was born on 25 June 1982 in Madifushi (Thaa Atoll).
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