Shujaat Khan, son of legendary sitarist Ustad Vilayat Khan, is easily one of the most recognized faces of Hindustani classical music all over the world. He has musical pedigree that goes back seven generations. He has developed a personal style further extending the gayaki ang (singing style) of sitar, his father had innovated. The gayaki ang is imitative of the subtleties of the human voice. Shujaat Khan continues another Vilayat Khan tradition by singing the lyrics of the khayal as he plays the sitar. It often doesn’t seem as if he’s singing to anyone but himself, each time returning to the sitar and echoing his vocals with equally emphatic interpretation on the instrument.
Shujaat Khan – Kamod – Jane Na Doongi : 
Shujaat Khan – Manj Khamaj – Aeri Sakhi :
Shujaat Khan – Piloo – More Saiyanji Utrenge Paar :
Shujaat Khan – Bhairavi – Hamari Atariya Pe :
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Ishwarbhai Parekh said,
June 25, 2010 at 9:09 pm
Ustad shujhathusainkhan ki kamod aurpiloo ki bandishe sunkar khan sahab ki yaad aagyee
more saiyaji kitni najhakatse gaaya aur inki Sitarbhi gaati thee khuda enhe labmbi umarade hamare desh me aise artisthi hamari pehchan hai .dhnyavad.shukra gujar hun,.
Basheer Khan said,
July 25, 2010 at 12:01 am
Adaab Shujaat Khan Saheb,
Your Song “Hamari Atariya Pe” has touched my soul! I am also listening to your other creations. You truly are a gem of Indian Classical Music. I pray for your every success and and a healthy and a fulfilling happy long life.
Your Loyal Fan
K. Basheer Khan, Toronto, Canada
vinod mehra said,
September 1, 2010 at 8:52 pm
you do not dress like your abba but you have maintaine his legesy, appko jab sunte hai to aisa lagata hai jaise kanhi sawarg ke jule me maza le rahe hai god bless you
irshad ahmad said,
October 2, 2010 at 11:00 am
thanks; this is a best site for classical music lover please continue always god help you