Attaullah Khan Esakhelvi is our Pakistani legend he is very famous for his songs in Pakistan as well as in the whole world. He was born in Isakhel on 19th august 1951. Isakhel is in the Punjab district Mianwali. His father name is Ahmed Khan Niazi. He has one brother named Sanaullah khan.\nAttaullah Khan Esakhelvi was interested in music from his early child hood he used to sing on every occasion he found. But he was not allowed from his father and grandfather to sing inside the house. According to him his school teacher has a strong hand in his early career of singing. He gave him spirit and encouraged him for singing. According to him he was strictly forbidden by his parents about singing but he use to sing secretly in a school room provided by the class teacher. In his house in Esakhel he was aware of the fact that he cannot continue his singing so he left home in 18th year of his age. After going from the home he has not with any money in his hand and use to drive truck from Mianwali to Multan and many other cities of Pakistan. He also worked in a hotel as a waiter and utensil cleaner. In these days he was in crises but he did not left his music education. He also used to record his own written songs on a tape recorder by himself. After some years he got some popularity in public and in 1972 he was also invited to radio Pakistan Bahawalpur. He was also invited in a public concert in Mianwali. In the year 1973 he again invited by a company in Faisalabad who recorded his songs in their own company studio. These albums were released after 4 years that is in 1974 and the albums were the bestselling videos of that year.\nOn seeing his popularity he was invited to London for the first time in his life by a Pakistan business man there. This was first time in his career he went to abroad.\nWhen he came back to Pakistan he was a professional singer of Pakistan and use to live in Lahore. In Lahore he married and he has three children from his fourth wife ( Bazga Atta). The names of his children are younger son Bilawal Atta