Ahmed Falah
Ahmed Falah (Dhivehi: އަޙްމަދު ފަލާޙް; born 1975) is a Maldivian singer, musician, film director, screenwriter/ scriptwriter, songwriter, lyricist and poet. He won the Best Director Award in 2011 for Fageeru Koe in Maldives Film Awards 2011. He won the Best Melodition in 2008 in "Miadhu Crystal Awards 2008".
Ahmed Falah
- Name
- Ahmed Falah
- Born
- 25 July 1975
- Birthplace
- Kaashidhoo, Maldives
- Spouse
- Mariyam Nashfa
- Occupation
- Musician, Maldivian singer, film director, screenwriter, poet and vocalist
- Nationality
- Maldives
- Languages
- Maldivian
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Ahmed Falah (Dhivehi: އަޙްމަދު ފަލާޙް; born 1975) is a Maldivian singer, musician, film director, screenwriter/ scriptwriter, songwriter, lyricist and poet. He won the Best Director Award in 2011 for Fageeru Koe in Maldives Film Awards 2011. He won the Best Melodition in 2008 in "Miadhu Crystal Awards 2008".
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He also won first place at the Maldivian Icon in 2009.
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• Name — Ahmed Falah • Birth Name — Ahmed Falah • Born — 25 July 1975 • Birthplace — Kaashidhoo, Maldives • Spouse — Mariyam Nashfa • Occupation — Musician, Maldivian singer, film director, screenwriter, poet and vocalist • Years Active — 1990–present
Filmography
Filmography
• Year — Film — Director — Screenplay — Notes • 2007 — Haa Shaviyani Rasgefaanu 1 • Bunyey Bunyey • Haa Shaviyani Rasgefaanu 2 • Farihibe 1 • Hiyy Ekaniveemaa • Haa Shaviyani Rasgefaanu 3 • Handi Kujjaa • 2008 — Vathukiba — Actor • Haa Shaviyani Rasgefaanu 4 • Farihibe 2 • Faqeeru Koe — Gaumee Film Award for Best Director - Short Film • 2009 — Dhanna Nudhanna • 2010 — Dhanna Nudhanna 2 • 2011 — Farihibe 3 • Bodu 13 Muassasaa • Siyaasee Vaccine • 2012 — 13 Ah Visnaa Dhehaas • 2013 — Farihibe 4 • Siyaasee Koalhun
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Ahmed Falah born at Maldives.
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Feature Film
Feature Film
• Year — Film — Song — Lyricist(s) — Co-Artist(s) • 2001 — Dheevaanaa — "Loabiveemaa Vaagothey" — Mariyam Waheedha — Fathimath Rauf • 2003 — Araamagu Dhonkamana — "Hiyy Nufilaaney" — Lahufa Faiz
Short film
Short film
• Year — Film — Song — Lyricist(s) — Co-Artist(s) • 2007 — Farihibe 1 — "Adi Neyngey Maakan'duga" — Ahmed Falah — Solo • 2008 — Farihibe 2 — "Velaa Bis Alhan Dhaan" — Solo • "Gathiyyaa Thila Galun" • "Farihi Set" — Mumthaz Moosa, Hassan Ilham, Mohamed Farhad • Umurah Salaam — "Rihi Han'dhuvaru Dhey Reyreygaa" — Mariyam Ashfa • Vathukiba — "Vathukiba" — Unknown • 2011 — Bodu 13 Muassasaa — "Baara Theyra Dhehaas Theyra" — Solo • Farihibe 3 — "Thin Goh Dhun'buri" • 2013 — Farihibe 4 — "Ishqee Mihithugaa"
Non-film songs
Non-film songs
• Year — Album — Song — Lyricist(s) — Co-Artist(s) • 2002 — Eynaa — "Kiyaaladhenhey Loabivefaa" — Ahmed Falah — Solo • "Erey Finikan" • "Vindhu Loabin Jehi Hithehgaa" (Version 2) • 2003 — Haalathu — "Beywafaatheriyaa Vaudheh Nuvanhey" • "Kehidheefa Kalaa Loabeegaa" • "Beynunvumun Loabeegaa" • "Ithubaaru Thiya Loabeegaa" • "Hayaathehge Feshumaa Nimun" • "Wafaatherive Loabin" • "Reethi Reethi Raanee" • 2007 — Hiyy Beynumey — "Hithun Hithah Dhin Loabi Kalaa" • "Haadha Loabivey" • "Reethi Raanee Hiyy Edhey" • 2008 — Waqth — "Keehvehey Loabi Dheegen" • "Ma Heeves Nukuramey Kalaa" • "Mihithey Veynugaa" • "Nan Dhulun Kiyan Hiyy Edhey" • "Oagaatheriyekey Kalaa Thee" • "Reethi Moonaa Dheloa" • "Waqth Dhuniyeygaa En'buri Dhiyumun" • "Aharenge Hiyy Kalaayah Dhinee" • "Dhulun Kalaa"
Feature Film
Feature Film
• Year — Film — Song — Co-Artist(s) • 2009 — Hiyy Rohvaanulaa — "Hiyy Rohvaanulaashey" — Mumthaz Moosa • "Ufaavey Kalaa Fenumun" — Ibrahim Zaid Ali, Mariyam Ashfa
Short film
Short film
• Year — Film — Song — Co-Artist(s) • 2007 — Farihibe 1 — "Aniyaage Handharakaa" — Mohamed Farhad • "Kuredhi Lakudin" • "Kihineh Jaanaa Mihithah Mivanee" — Mumthaz Moosa • "Kalhirava Thooney Nooney" — Hassan Ilham • "Adi Neyngey Maakan'duga" — Ahmed Falah • 2007 — Bunyey Bunyey — "Bunyey Bunyey" — Mohamed Farhad, Hussain Sobah • Haa Shaviyani Rasgefaanu — "Alifu Abafili" — Mohamed Farhad • "Kon Akureh" • "Sukun Akuruthah" • "Nameh Veyey" • "Haa Shaviyani Nooru Raa" — Andhala Haleem (Anya) • Hiyy Ekaniveemaa — "Hiyy Ekaniveemaa" — Mohamed Farhad • 2008 — Faqeeru Koe — "Hadi Fanuge Dhan'di Jifuti" — Ibrahim Zaid Ali • Farihibe 2 — "Velaa Bis Alhan Dhaan" — Ahmed Falah • "Gathiyyaa Thila Galun" • "Kilan'bu Koarehge Fengan'du" — Mumthaz Moosa • "Valhi Reethi Vaanee" — Abdulla Naashif (Thaathi) • "Aniyaage Buradhan Hifaigen" — Mohamed Farhad • "Farihi Set" — Mumthaz Moosa, Hassan Ilham, Mohamed Farhad • Umurah Salaam — "Rihi Han'dhuvaru Dhey Reyreygaa" — Mariyam Ashfa • Vathukiba — "Vathukiba" — Ahmed Falah • 2011 — Bodu 13 Muassasaa — "Baara Theyra Dhehaas Theyra" — Ahmed Falah • Farihibe 3 — "Maakan'duge Adiah" — Mukhthar Adam • "Gaidhuru Nukiyaa" — Mumthaz Moosa • "Udhuhi Dhoonifulhu" — Ibrahim Zaid Ali • "Thin Goh Dhun'buri" — Ahmed Falah • "Hatharu Kan'du" — Abdulla Naashif (Thaathi) • Siyaasee Vaccine — "Siyaasee Vaccine" — Ibrahim Zaid Ali, Mohamed Abdul Ghanee, Majeedh Ismail • 2012 — 13 Ah Visnaa Dhehaas — "13 Ah Visnaa Dhehaas" — Ibrahim Zaid Ali, Mohamed Abdul Ghanee • 2013 — Farihibe 4 — "Fariyah Folhey Reethi" — Abdulla Naashif (Thaathi) • "Riyaleh Nagan" — Mohamed Abdul Ghanee • "Dhun Elhi Fariyaa" — Ibrahim Zaid Ali • "Mahuroomuvee Alhugan'du" — Mumthaz Moosa • "Ishqee Mihithugaa" — Ahmed Falah • Siyaasee Koalhun — "Siyaasee Koalhun" — Ibrahim Zaid Ali, Mohamed Abdul Ghanee
Non-film songs
Non-film songs
• Year — Album — Song — Co-Artist(s) • 2002 — Eynaa — "Vindhu Loabin Jehi Hithehgaa" (Version 1) — Ali Rameez • "Kiyaaladhenhey Loabivefaa" — Ahmed Falah • "Erey Finikan" • "Vindhu Loabin Jehi Hithehgaa" (Version 2) • 2003 — Haalathu — "Beywafaatheriyaa Vaudheh Nuvanhey" — Ahmed Falah • "Kehidheefa Kalaa Loabeegaa" • "Beynunvumun Loabeegaa" • "Ithubaaru Thiya Loabeegaa" • "Hayaathehge Feshumaa Nimun" • "Wafaatherive Loabin" • "Reethi Reethi Raanee" • 2007 — Hiyy Beynumey — "Hiyy Beynumey Dhulun" — Mumthaz Moosa • "Faruvaa Thiya Athun Noonee" • "Hiyy Haraamey" — Abdulla Waheedh (Waddey) • "Hithun Hithah Dhin Loabi Kalaa" — Ahmed Falah • "Haadha Loabivey" • "Reethi Raanee Hiyy Edhey" • "Loabeege Raasthaa" — Ahmed Falah, Aishath Inaya, Hussain Sobah • "Dhulaa Hiyy Leygaa" — Adam Jinaah • "Hiyy Ekaniveemaa" — Mohamed Farhad • 2008 — Hiyy Sihenee — "Hiyy Sihenee" — Mohamed Abdul Ghanee, Mariyam Ashfa • Kalaa Haadha Loaiybey — "I'm In Love" — Mohamed Farhad, Rafiyath Rameeza • "Mithuraage Mohabbathu Ufulaa" — Mumthaz Moosa, Shaheedha Mohamed • Waqth — "Keehvehey Loabi Dheegen" — Ahmed Falah • "Ma Heeves Nukuramey Kalaa" • "Mihithey Veynugaa" • "Nan Dhulun Kiyan Hiyy Edhey" • "Oagaatheriyekey Kalaa Thee" • "Reethi Moonaa Dheloa" • "Waqth Dhuniyeygaa En'buri Dhiyumun" • "Aharenge Hiyy Kalaayah Dhinee" • "Dhulun Kalaa"
Awards
• Year — Award — Category — Nominated work — Result • 2009 — Maldivian Icon • 2011 — 1st Maldives Film Awards — Best Director - Short Film — Faqeeru Koe • 2014 — 3rd Maldives Film Awards — Best Screenplay - Short Film — Farihibe 4 • Best Screenplay - Short Film — Siyaasee Koalhun • Best Screenplay - Short Film — 13 Ah Visnaa Dhehaas • 2009: Maldivian Icon as a Singer
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- 1.Maldives Film Awards.
- 2.Miadhu.com. Miadhu News – Garnier Miadhu Crystal Award night : Yousey Afee and Chiliya bags top awards.
- 3.Miadhu.com. Miadhu News – 5th National Film Awards: Best Actor Youpey; Best Actress Afee.
- 4.Maldivemusic.Com. Eynaa. 22 June 2009.
- 5.Maldivemusic.Com. Haalath. 22 June 2009.
- 6.Maldivemusic.Com. Waqt. 24 June 2009.
- 7.Lavafinolhu.blogspot.com. Lavafinolhu: Haalathu – Falaah.
- 8.YouTube Lq4XGbMm37c
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