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A Tribute to the Emotional Masterpiece of Mohammed Rafi: “Aapke Pehelu Mein Aakar Ro Diye”

Friday, August 9th, 2024

Mohammed Rafi’s “Aapke Pehelu Mein Aakar Ro Diye” is a timeless emotional masterpiece that delves into the depths of sorrow and longing. Rafi’s soulful voice, combined with poignant lyrics, creates an unforgettable experience, capturing the essence of love, loss, and vulnerability — by Shweta

A Tribute to the Emotional Masterpiece of Mohammed Rafi: “Aapke Pehelu Mein Aakar Ro Diye”

As a devoted fan of Mohammed Rafi, I often find myself lost in the timeless beauty of his voice, a voice that carries not just notes but emotions, stories, and an ocean of depth. One such song that continues to resonate with my soul is “Aapke Pehelu Mein Aakar Ro Diye” from the 1966 movie Mera Saaya. This song, with its profound lyrics and Rafi Sahab’s evocative rendition, transcends time, leaving an indelible mark on anyone who listens to it.

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Rafi harmonic for first ‘angry young man’ of Indian Cinema: Sunil Dutt

Sunday, February 23rd, 2014

By Mr. Biman Baruah

Na Main Bhagwan Hoon Na Main Shaitan Hoon
Are Duniya Jo Chahe Samjhe, Main Toh Insaan Hoon..
Mujhme Bhalayee Bhi , Mujhme Burayee Bhi
Lakhon Hai Maeel Dil Mein, Thodi Safaee Bhi …2
Toda Sa Main Neik Hoon, Toda Be-iman Hoon
Are Duniya Jo Sahe Shamje, Main Tu Insaan Hoon…. (more…)


A homage to composer RAVI: The “King of Soft and Soulful Melodies”

Sunday, April 22nd, 2012

This article is penned by Mr.Biman Baruah,Goregan(E), Mumbai

Mohd Rafi with Verma Mallick, Devendra Goel, Ravi

Mohd Rafi with Verma Mallick, Devendra Goel, Ravi

Legendary music composer Ravi Shankar Sharma popularly known as RAVI expired on 7th March, 2012 due to cardiac arrest who celebrated his 86th birthday with friends three days before his death. He was survived by his separated son Ajay and daughter in law, actress Varsha Ushgonkar.

On his death, his filmmaker friend, A. Krishnamurthi remarked, “Ravi was noted for his heart-touching, soft, melodious tunes, which made his songs and music immortal and is hummed even today, decades after he composed them. As well as he was a very fine gentlemen and a great human being.” (more…)


The Uncrowned Kings

Sunday, April 24th, 2011

Written by: H.A.K. Walijah

Mohd Rafi and Dharamendra

Mohd Rafi and Dharamendra

Who could be from the Forties till the late Eighties charmed the film world with his scintillating lyrics in about 200 films and Rafi Saab had sung at least 225 songs out of 1800 recorded songs penned – guess whom I am referring, yes it is Hasrat Jaipuri, “The King of Romance”. Hasrat Jaipuri is one of the best lyricists in Bollywood who have been in the Indian film industry for a long time. The lyricist is now being considered as an iconic figure in the Bollywood music world. The verses which came out of his pen were realistic, rhythmic and touched the soul. He spread the fragrance of his poetry during 50’s & 60’s with his brilliant poetic genius comprising some of the sweetest melodies sung by “The King of Melody”, Mohammad Rafi Sahab – “Teri pyari pyari soorat ko” (Sasural), “Tu kahan yeh bataa” (Tere Ghar Ke Saamne), “Tu mere saamne hai, teri zulfein hai khuli” (Suhagan), “Ehsan tera hoga mujh par” (Junglee), “Teri zulfon se” (Jab Pyar Kisise Hota Hai) and “Tum mujhe yoon bhula na paaoge” (Pagla Kahin Ka). (more…)