Fawad Dilbar Paying Homage to the Legendry Maestro Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

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sitamgar urdu version by Salman paras written by Zafar Waqar taj

sitamgar urdu version by Salman Paras

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This is an enchanting song rendered by the acclaimed singing actress – Ms.Suraiya Jamaal Sheikh, the first Melody Queen (Malika-e-Tarannum) of this sub-continent in the 1950 Hindi movie Afsar. The music was composed by the great S.D.Burman and the lyrics by the Hindi poet Narendra Sharma.

Composers from the Bengal belt occasionally drew inspiration from Rabindra Sangeet and Burman da was no exception. Shedin Dujone Dulechinu Bone is the love song from the Rabindra Sangeet genre that inspired Nain diwane ek nahin mane. Burman da’s presentation of the song deviates from the original though especially in terms of rhythm. But it retains the essence and refreshing flavour of the sweet Rabindra Sangeet.

What I have presented here is a humble attempt in my own version of this great Hindi Song – Nain diwane ek nahin mane, more in line with the original Rabindra Sangeet song (because I had to attempt it in the K-track of Shedin Dujone). I think this song is based on the Hindustani Raag Pilu.

Sorry, Non-Hindi knowing friends… my attempt to get an English translation of the song did not succeed!

Hope you will pardon me for some diction flaws. 
(I am also sorry that there is a significant douse in my pitch at one particular place and honestly I am not myself satisfied with my rendition!)

Nain Diwane Ek Nahin Mane… An Old Hindi Film Song

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Munni Begum Awargi main had se guzar jana , Ghazal

Awargi Main Had Say - Munni Begum

'After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music’ 
– well said by Aldous Huxley.
 
Who can live without it! 


Certainly music is the universal language of mankind.
 
Though I have had training in basics of Carnatic Music during my childhood days, I never took to learning music seriously with a result now pitch-contamination has become a tremendous challenge to me and a daunting threat most of the times!
 
I am fond of all sorts of music and like to try music and songs of all genres, but not with too much seriousness and solemnity. But I like, sing and continue to learn Bengali Rabindra Sangeet and Nazrul Geeti.


Nain Diwane Ek Nahin Mane… An Old Hindi Film Song

Giridharan UR

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