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Shabab Sabri

b. 1979

Indian singer

Playback singer
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About Shabab Sabri

Born 1979. Shabab Sabri is an Indian playback singer.

Shabab Sabri (born 6 July 1979) is a Bollywood playback singer.

Shabab Sabri's father Iqbal Sabri and uncle Afzal Sabri were qawalli and Sufi singers in India. Shabab Sabri began training under Rashid Khan Saheb at the age of 14 years. Later on Sabri learned and performed in many live shows with his father.

Sabri began his work as a playback singer in 1998 with the song "Teri Jawani badi mast mast hai" with his father and uncle.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Shabab Sabri?

Indian singer

When was Shabab Sabri born?

Shabab Sabri was born on 6 July 1979 in Saharanpur.

What is Shabab Sabri's occupation?

Shabab Sabri is a playback singer.

What nationality is Shabab Sabri?

Shabab Sabri is Indian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Shabab Sabri

· Wikidata: Q19667217

· DBpedia: Shabab Sabri

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