October 05, 2018
This album contain eighteen (18) jhankar songs.
(Eagle Enterprises)
01. Aaja Ab To Aaja
02. Aajaao Tarapte Hain
03. Ab Mera Kon Sahaara
04. Ae Dil Tujhe Qasam
05. Aisi Mohabbat Se Ham
06. Dil De Ke Sanam
07. Do Din Ke Liye
08. Do Din Ki Zindagi Main
09. Dunya Ne Teri Dunya
10. Jo Dil Main Khushi
11. Kaahe Ko Dair Lagaai
12. Mohe Bhool Gaye
13. Nadaan Mohabbat Vaalon
14. Qismat Banaane Vaale
15. Teri Yaad Main Jal Kar
16. Tor Dia Dil Mera
17. Tum Najaane Kis Jahaan
18. Yeh Shaam Ki Tanhaaiyaan
The Nightingale of Bollywood, beneficiary of the lofty Bharat Ratna, our own special, Lata Mangeshkar is turning 90 this 28th September. She is the most worshipped artist in India. Over a thousand Hindi movies have tunes sung by Lata Ji. What's more, she has likewise sung melodies in more than 36 local Indian dialects and unknown dialects.
She has been consulted with various honors, including the Highest Civilian Award of France, Officer of the Legion of Honor, in 2007. Her voice echoes the past and the present or this nation, epitomizing all the decent variety that it brings to the table. It was summarized consummately in her reverential exemplary Allah Tero Naam from Hum Dono (1961). The infectious melodies like Didi Tera Dewar Deewana from Hum Aapke Hain Koun (1994), makes every single 90s child nostalgic. Tere Liye from Veer Zaara (2004), is still in the playlist of numerous individuals' telephones.
For each kid in India, tunes sung by Lata are a major and indivisible piece of their adolescence. While Chanda Hai Tu from Aradhana (1969) an exemplary sleep time children's song, Ichak Dana, Bichak Dana in Shree 420 (1955) and Chal Mere Ghode Tik from Chirag Kahan Roshni Kahan (1959) are a portion of the main tunes we as a whole figure out how to sing.
Sakshi gets that right, as her tunes are a steady wellspring of expectation and motivation in our lives. Nidhi Agarwal, an alum from the University of Delhi, sees Lata as a genuine motivation to recent college grads as a result of her quietude and dedication to singing. Her main tune is Aap ki Nazron Ne Samjha from the film Anpadh.
Her comical inclination never neglects to flabbergast us. She is dynamic once in a while on Twitter and sets up return pictures that turn into a web sensation in a matter of seconds. Her photograph of her perusing a book from her more youthful days, which was a selfie as per her, was clicked some place in the 1950's, a period where cameras were not in any case progressed.
Nasreen Munni Kabir's book, 'Lata Mangeshkar-In her own voice', shares a tale that shows how work has consistently been venerate for Mangeshkar. "She never wears shoes when she sings. Singing resembles appealing to God for her. She even removed her footwear at the chilled Royal Albert Hall when she was performing there in 1974 and proceeded onward organize in socks. "You will pass on of cold," commented Dilip Kumar, who was presenting Mangeshkar. She chuckled – and sang for quite a long time.", he composes.
To observe Lata Mangeshkar's 90th birthday celebration, a day-long festival has been composed by Jeevangani. It will see the introduction of 91 Hindi-Marathi tunes sung by Lata Ji, and the dispatch of a book 'Lata'. The occasion will start around early afternoon and will go on till 12 PM on 28th September.
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She has been consulted with various honors, including the Highest Civilian Award of France, Officer of the Legion of Honor, in 2007. Her voice echoes the past and the present or this nation, epitomizing all the decent variety that it brings to the table. It was summarized consummately in her reverential exemplary Allah Tero Naam from Hum Dono (1961). The infectious melodies like Didi Tera Dewar Deewana from Hum Aapke Hain Koun (1994), makes every single 90s child nostalgic. Tere Liye from Veer Zaara (2004), is still in the playlist of numerous individuals' telephones.
For each kid in India, tunes sung by Lata are a major and indivisible piece of their adolescence. While Chanda Hai Tu from Aradhana (1969) an exemplary sleep time children's song, Ichak Dana, Bichak Dana in Shree 420 (1955) and Chal Mere Ghode Tik from Chirag Kahan Roshni Kahan (1959) are a portion of the main tunes we as a whole figure out how to sing.
Sakshi gets that right, as her tunes are a steady wellspring of expectation and motivation in our lives. Nidhi Agarwal, an alum from the University of Delhi, sees Lata as a genuine motivation to recent college grads as a result of her quietude and dedication to singing. Her main tune is Aap ki Nazron Ne Samjha from the film Anpadh.
Her comical inclination never neglects to flabbergast us. She is dynamic once in a while on Twitter and sets up return pictures that turn into a web sensation in a matter of seconds. Her photograph of her perusing a book from her more youthful days, which was a selfie as per her, was clicked some place in the 1950's, a period where cameras were not in any case progressed.
Nasreen Munni Kabir's book, 'Lata Mangeshkar-In her own voice', shares a tale that shows how work has consistently been venerate for Mangeshkar. "She never wears shoes when she sings. Singing resembles appealing to God for her. She even removed her footwear at the chilled Royal Albert Hall when she was performing there in 1974 and proceeded onward organize in socks. "You will pass on of cold," commented Dilip Kumar, who was presenting Mangeshkar. She chuckled – and sang for quite a long time.", he composes.
To observe Lata Mangeshkar's 90th birthday celebration, a day-long festival has been composed by Jeevangani. It will see the introduction of 91 Hindi-Marathi tunes sung by Lata Ji, and the dispatch of a book 'Lata'. The occasion will start around early afternoon and will go on till 12 PM on 28th September.
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