JAGJIT SINGH - The invisible companion of everyone in LOVE, moves on to his heavenly journey silently. (A Tribute to the Unforgettable Jagjit-I) |
In the last few decades of music in our part of the world, there have been very few genuinely true artists who had so many hidden and deep dimensions in their blessed personality which cannot be highlighted in just a few hundred words of an article, deliberately written after their sad demise. In true words, I really don’t like the usual commercial practice of writing some quick articles with a hushed up research on great artists who have given so much to us in their lifetime despite of facing some extremely tough personal tragedies.
13 Oct 2011 /
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A Desai
Bobby Ji,
Bobby Sing
Thanks for sharing your thoughts too A. Desai and He will always going to be there with us forever.
Vikas Saitya
Dear Bobby
Bobby Sing
Thanks for appreciating the thought, Vikas and I will soon be posting the second part too.
Raja Shah
Dear Bobby,
Bobby Sing
Yes Raja, it does have a Search Option.
Vishal Dhavan
Shukriya Bobby Sing JI...
Bobby Sing
Thanks Vishal for your emotional and honest comment which truly shows your endless love towars the maestro.
anurag gupta
We should thanks god who gave Jagjitji to india.Their timless compositions are immortal.
we salute him regards anurag
Bobby Sing
Thanks Anurag for your loving comment remebering the legend.
prabuddh pancholi
Just came to your site through a link by FB friend. Your review on Zanjeer (newly released) was not only subtle, but your concern also touched. Remakes are mockery of Great classics. I find treasure by finding your site. Your words, narration all will help me to celebrate cinema more.
Bobby Sing
Dear Prabuddh Pancholi,
Pradeep
Just to share the information....This year India Post had released a commemorative stamp on Jagjit Singh of Rs 25.
http://indiapost.gov.in/Pdfbind.ashx?id=36
Bobby Sing
Thanks Pradeep for sharing the information here with the link.
Pradeep
Recently just listening Chupe Chupke Raat din aanson bahan yaad hai in late night by gulam ali, we all know him well and love the voice of maestro.. but who was the lyricist who club all the pearls in form of necklace. He was Maulana Hasrat Mohani (1 January 1875 - 13 May 1951) was a Romantic Poet of Urdu language, journalist, politician, parliamentarian of British India, besides a being a part of the Indian Independence Movement. \'Inquilab Zindabad\' was coined by Maulana Hasarat Mohani in 1921
Bobby Sing
Dear Pradeep,
S K Sabhani
Dear Sir,
Bobby Sing
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