Inspired by Insult, He Became a Bollywood Music Maestro – Passed Away at 42

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- •Wajid Khan was born in Mumbai in 1977 and showed an early inclination toward music.
- •He co-composed songs for Salman Khan films like *Wanted*, *Dabangg*, and *Ek Tha Tiger* with his brother Nadeem Sheikh.
- •His work not only made films hits but also earned him several awards.
- •He battled cancer for a long time and passed away on 11 May 2020 at the age of 42.
The world of Bollywood music has seen many artists who carved out their own identities through relentless struggle and dedication. One such name is that of the celebrated composer and singer Wajid Khan, who turned humiliation and despair into his life’s mission. Born in Mumbai in 1977, Wajid developed a passion for music from childhood and often collaborated with his brother Nadeem Sheikh to create melodies.
Wajid Khan’s life took a turning point when he faced public humiliation in the music industry. Instead of breaking him, it strengthened his resolve. He decided to answer every doubter with his talent. He went on to compose several chart-topping songs for Salman Khan’s films, including *Wanted*, *Dabangg*, *Ek Tha Tiger*, and *Bajrangi Bhaijaan*. What set his music apart was his ability to blend traditional tunes with modern arrangements, making his songs instantly popular.



