Happy Go Lucky was a well-known Pakistani film and television actor, known for his impeccable comic timing, lively roles and melodious songs. He was equally famous for singing as he was for his acting. Happy Go Lucky's singing style often incorporated yodeling, a falsetto register technique that creates a distinct sound.

If you want to learn singing like Happy Go Lucky, you need to start by analyzing your voice. A good way to do this is by taking Singing Carrots' Vocal range test and Pitch accuracy test. Knowing your voice range and your pitch accuracy will give you an idea of the areas where you can improve.

Happy Go Lucky had a distinctive twang in his voice, which you can learn to incorporate into your singing with Singing Carrots' "How to Twang Exercise".

Breath support is critical in singing and is one of the most important techniques for any singer to learn. Start with Singing Carrots' "Farinelli Breathing" exercise to help you build breath support.

When it comes to Happy Go Lucky's unique vocal technique, the falsetto register, Singing Carrots' "Voice Registers & Vocal Break" article can be helpful to understand the technique.

Happy Go Lucky's unique yodeling style can be seen in many of his songs, such as "Mahi Ve," "Jinne Tukde Hone Dil De," and "Hina Ki Khushboo." Check out Singing Carrots' "Pitch Training" for exercises that can help you work on your pitch.

Once you have a handle on these techniques, Sing Carrots' "Song Search" can help you find appropriate songs to sing, based on your vocal range, difficulty, and genre preference.

To recap, if you want to learn how to sing like Happy Go Lucky, you'll need to work on techniques like twang, breath support, and falsetto. You can use Singing Carrots' resources, such as the vocal range and pitch accuracy tests, "How to Twang Exercise," "Voice Registers & Vocal Break" article, "Pitch Training," and "Song Search," to help you improve your skills and find appropriate songs to sing. Happy singing!