Works
- “From sadness to happiness” (1927)
- “Armless hero” (1928)
- “A good comrade” (1933)
- “Star” (1934)
- “Romanticism of a night” (1940)
- “Mother’s heart” (1942)
- “Cranes” (1942)
- “A day will come” (1943)
- “Mother and a postman” (1942)
- “Two shores” (1949)
- “Gafur’s heart” (1950)
- “Songs of life” (1958)
- “Word about a Russian brother” (1960)
- “On sunny shores” (1963)
- “Spring reflections” (1964)
- “A little bit about love” (1966)
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