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Mohammad Rafi-The Effortless Singer

It�s been 37 years since Rafi passed away on July 31, 1980, he was only 55. His impact on Hindi cinema and his contributions to the Hindi film song cannot be outlined in a few hundred or thousand words.His effortless singing is almost impossible to match.He sang for Raj Kapoor , Dilip Kumar, Dev Anand, Shammi Kapoor,Rajendra Kumar,

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A Tribute to JOHNY WALKER-The man who brought smiles to many faces in the Golden Era of Bollywood

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Today on the 14th Death Anniversary of the Star comedian Johny Walker I pay my Tribute to him with the 15 Rare songs picturised on him.Johnny Walker was a man of many talents. He could play all kinds of roles but people wanted to watch him as a funny man always.His real name was Badruddin Jamaluddin Kazi. He worked as an

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Mehmood -A Comedy Genius

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Mehmood was the �King of Comedy� undoubtedly.He was the only actor for whom the audience came to the theatre before the movie started. His huge fan following spoke of his dedication and talent. He was a superstar,his name helped producers sell their film in advance and his picture on the poster ensured that crowd turned up at the theatres.Many heroes of

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GEETA DUTT-The Perfact Voice,Be it a Bhajan or a Western cabaret pictured on Helen

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The 50s was the golden period of Geeta Dutt singing career. She sang some of her biggest hits during this period. Aaj sajan mohe ang lagalo, Thandi hawa, kali ghata, Ja Ja bewafa and her popular duets like Ankhon hi ankhon mein, Jaane kahan mera jigar gaya ji, Aan milo shyam saaware, etc -- all belong to this

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CHETAN ANAND-A Progressive Thinker

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Chetan Anand�s Neecha Nagar was the first Indian film that was selected in any International film festival.Neecha Nagar had to compete with many amazing films that year(1946) like Roberto Rossellini�s Rome, Open City (Italy), David Lean�s Brief Encounter (UK), and Billy Wilder�s The Lost Weekend (USA). It won the hearts of critics and viewers alike and emerged as a winner

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