Pakistani Ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali comes up with his biography that encapuslates the various ups and downs he experienced in his life.

Titled "Ghazal Wizard - Ghulam Ali", the book has been penned by two Indian writers - Bhavesh Sheth and Sadhana Jejurikar.

"It feels great when a biography comes out. Even if I am not there, people will remember me through the book. It's a great feeling. There is lot of things in the book which has been revealed from my childhood days till now," said Ghulam Ali, known for all-time hit ghazals "Chupke chupke raat din", "Hungama hai kyon barpa", and "Apni dhun mein".

Ghazal has faded from the music scene, but Ghulam Ali says this is just a temporary change and the genre will come back soon.

"I know future of ghazal is very bright. After a certain point, we will come back to ghazals. This is a temporary change of modern music."

The biography's foreword is written by Ustad Zakir Hussain and the introduction is by Hariharan.

A music CD will be given free with the book and consists of eight ghazals. Of these, two are sung by Ghulam Ali and rest by co-author Sadhana.