Culture
Tando Adam has produced so many vocalists, actors, film director and artists. This city is known for 3 reason one RAAN ( called Saji) and Ustad Manzoor Ali Khan. Saji is signature food items of the city. Ustad Manzoor Ali Khan is the only singer from Sindhi Music who received pride of performance award from Government of Pakistan. He simplified Sindhi Kaafi ( sufi verses) into simplified form with a fusion of classical music. He worked on so may Sindhi Ragas with highest level of expertise. His services for Sindhi Music has made him a legend in Sindhi Music History. His work was followed by Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan in national and international level. We people from Tando Adam very proud of him. His family members still live in Tando Adam City.His Son in law who was also born in Tando Adam, Ustad Fateh Ali Khan, has been conferred with Pride of Performance and Sitara-e- Imtiaz by the Government of Pakistan. His other Son in law, Mr. Piaro Khan has remained SDM of Tando Adam and caused so many civic problems of the city with keen interest. Tando adam is a city of peace and it is well known for the hafiz badaiyoon peraas, halwa poori, milk and barfi of mastana and chaat of jumman jatti.The Lohar Galli famous for it's sweet makers and samosa makers, this street 250 meters long and 3 meters wide and is the one of the oldest streets of city once upon a time there were Lohars (blacksmiths).
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