Friends...

Am playing live the different FM Channels in Calcutta & World Space
who are paying rich tributes to Guru on his Birthday the whole of
today.OurHFM Radio is on live.Will b playing throughout the day.

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js

Tribute to Miss Indubala with songs, photo feature, biography, discography
and filmography posted at audio section of
www.kanandevi.com
Regards,
Jyoti Prakash Guha.

On "Sangeet Sarita" (on Vividh Bharati) this morning, the thumri
singer Dr Anita Sen was playing film songs that she said were "thumri"-
based. The first one was the 'Mughal-e-Azam' song, "mohe panaghaT
pe...". Then she when on to say (in summary), "It is rare to find many
songs in one film based on the same raga, and rarer still for all of
them to have become hits." (My first reaction was "here comes
'Phagun', but I was pleasantly surprised.) She played a medley of four
songs from 'Pakeezah' - "thaa.De rahiyo...", "chalate chalate...",
"inhii.n logo.n ne...", and "chalo diladaar chalo...".

Questions for the ICM experts:
- Are all the four songs based on one raga? I am hard put to find
similarities among them!
- Which raga is this?
- She also introduced the songs as "four thumri-s" from 'Pakeezah'. By
what stretch could one describe "chalate chalate" and "chalo diladaar
chalo" as 'thumri-s'?!

Dekh Liya Taqdeer Se Qudrat Ka Sab Se Bada Karishma
=========================================

No sir, it is not any Great Water Fall, or the Geyser at Yellowstone
Park,
but I was lucky to watch a film song, were the girl was in deep coma,
but manage to lip-synch the song.

Not only did she sang this beautiful song with deep emotions, but
could
also pause for interlude music.

I don't think any other director has ever achieved such a miracle.
Compared
to this Shammi Kapoor's 'Aasman Ka Farishta' was a child's play.

I will post the the film and it's director's names tomorrow, but
meanwhile
ask members to refresh their Filmy memory and add to this list of
''Quadrat Ke Karishme' - i.e. weird song picturizations

Sudhir

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Today I saw an obituary in Delhi edition of Times of India for Mohd.
Rafi published by a 'Mohd. Rafi Memorial Society'. It might be more
common but I happen to see such a tribute to a legend these days for
the first time.

It says -
"To live in the hearts of entire world is never to die. khudaa kare ke
qayaamat ho aur tuu aa_e"

Well said.

Saket

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Srinivas.

http://movies.indiatimes.com/articleshow/3302578.cms

When Shakti Samanta was shooting the song Mere Sapno Ki Rani for
Aradhana , he couldn't get combined dates from Rajesh Khanna and
Sharmila Tagore. Sharmila Tagore couldn't make it to Darjeeling and so
only Rajesh Khanna's portions were shot, showing him driving the jeep
across the hills. Sharmila Tagore's footage was separately shot in
Mumbai where a train set was erected in a studio. The two footages
were later edited together to appear as if in the same frame.

The song went on to become a huge hit.

Hi all,

Two days back, Ishmeet Singh, the winner of Voice of India on Star TV died
due to drowning in the swimming pool in Maldives, a tiny state nation in the
Indian ocean. He was there to participate in a stage show.

He was only 19.

RIP.

PS: The educational institutes run by Gurudwara committee declared a day off
to mourn the death. Punjab state will accord him a state funeral. Even the
PM has expressed shock and grief over this tragic death.

Well-known Producer F. C. Mehra died in Bombay on Tuesday night
after a long illness. He was 87.

He began his career as a film producer in 1958 with the film
"Mujrim", directed by O.P. Ralhan. It starred Shammi Kapoor,
Geeta Bali, Padmini, Ragini and Johnny Walker. Other films
produced by his concern Eagle films include "Ujaala", "Prince",
"Lal Patthar", "Ek Jaan HaiN Hum", "Amrapali", "Ali Baba &
40 Thieves", "Sohini Mahiwal" and "Aakhri Adalat". His last
film as producer was "Yaar Ghaddaar", starring Mithun, Saif Ali
Khan and Somy Ali. In 1988, he retired as a film-maker and
concentrated on his film exhibition business.

He owned the Minerva Cinema in central Bombay.

He is survived by two sons, Umesh Mehra and Rajeev Mehra.

Afzal