The song O Sanam is from his debut album ‘Sunoh’, which became immensely popular and firmed his position as a singer in the Indian music industry.A video of singer-songwriter Lucky Ali performing an acoustic version of the popular hit “O Sanam” is doing the rounds of social media and getting a lot of praise.
The video that was shot and shared by Saad Khan features 63-year-old Ali playing the guitar while singing the popular song from the 1990s. The song featured in Ali’s debut album titled ‘Sunoh’.
Watch the video here:
The video left many nostalgic online with hashtag #LuckAli dominating Twitter trends.
Childhood. Childhood. Childhood.
May you stay well and may that smile stay, Inshallah 🙏🏼 #luckyali. Your fan forever ❤️❤️ https://t.co/3SCvuxB3JT— Swastika Mukherjee (@swastika24) November 13, 2020
Gifted man .. strummin from his heart … feel u my friend #LuckyAli …
Happy Deepavali 🙂pic.twitter.com/4L8QXrlOqC— Rahul Dev (@RahulDevRising) November 13, 2020
Wow wow wow…. Good ol’days #luckyali we love you ❤️❤️❤️ https://t.co/4dhrrqPbvS
— Karanvir Bohra (@KVBohra) November 13, 2020
Remember the original soulful song by the young singer in the 1990s. 😊#OSanam #LuckyAli pic.twitter.com/sI59QgWlmw
— Arabinda K Padhee (@arvindpadhee) November 13, 2020
Here is a man who remained true to his art and at 62 he is still pure gold. #luckyali
— Anshu Mor (@anshuMor) November 13, 2020
Oh man! This was a rage in our youth. And frankly the first breakthrough indie pop album. Bless you #LuckyAli ❤️🤗 https://t.co/xYMD4ccD84
— Danish Husain । دانش حُسین । दानिश हुसैन (@DanHusain) November 13, 2020
His voice is just a pure medicine to our degenerated brains suffering from today’s remixed songs. #luckyali pic.twitter.com/e143MUY0pj
— ZayN AFwaN (@afwanlefthander) November 13, 2020
Probably the 90s kids were lucky to have #LuckyAli on their playlist
Pure bliss https://t.co/p5QhRKa0wD
— Uzair Hasan Rizvi (@RizviUzair) November 13, 2020
The 1996 album won many awards including the Best Pop Male Vocalist at the 1996 Screen Awards and the Channel V Viewers Choice Award in 1997.




