[1] Then Master Mallarami formally taught him how to sing and he learned lute and harp from the musician Allahdad.
So radio broadcasts of his music and singing could not capture the full potential of his performances.
At Quetta, he then lived most of his remaining life and served the cause of Balochi folk music.
He toured and performed in South Korea, Soviet Union, Indonesia, France, United States, Lebanon, and Spain.
[2] He has a son named Taj Mohammad Tajal Baloch who works as a banjo player at PTV, Quetta broadcast center.