Aye Khuda Rait Ke Sehra Ko by Jagjit Singh (Cover) #Ghazal #Urdu #Hindi #Romantic #Love

Aye Khuda Rait Ke Sehra Ko by Jagjit Singh #Ghazal #Urdu #Hindi #Romantic #Love

Hum To Hain Perdes Mein (Jagjit Singh - Cover)Hum To Hain Perdes Mein (Jagjit Singh - Cover) #Urdu #Hindi #love #romance

Hum To Hain Perdes Mein (Jagjit Singh - Cover)#love #romance

Hum To Yun Apni Zindagi Se Milay (A ghazal by Jagjit Singh (Cover) #Ghazal #Urdu #Hindi #India #Pakistan #Romantic #Love

Hum To Yun Apni Zindagi Se Milay (A ghazal by Jagjit Singh (Cover) #Ghazal #Urdu #Hindi #India #Love

This is a cover of Hothon se chulo tum sung by the inimitable Jagjit SIngh, originally for the movie Prem Geet (1981)

Hothon Se Chilo Tum - Jagjit SIngh

Ghum Ka Khazana - Jagjit And Lata #Ghazal #JagjitSingh #Lata #Urdu #Indian #Music

Ghum Ka Khazana - Jagjit and Lata #Ghazal #JagjitSingh #Lata #Urdu #Indian #Music

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The Unforgettable
, which was the couple's first LP,[3] was an unconventional recording and it turned them into stars. The song "Baat Niklegi" from the album achieved great popularity for the Singhs.[8] 
The Independent
 described it in 2011 as "ground-breaking ... it became a transformative, before-and-after milestone in the history of Indian popular and ghazals music. It remains that." Using modern arrangements, it consists of ten tracks that include two on which they sang as a duo and the remainder equally split between Jagjit and Chitra singing the lead. 
The Independent
 further noted that "This format of solo and duet performances from the first commercially successful husband-and-wife team in Indian popular music proved astonishingly successful."[6] Jagjit explained that "I was determined to polish up the genre and make it more acceptable to modern tastes, so chose simple poems and set them to simple tunes. I also introduced western instrumentation to make them livelier." Thereafter, the couple worked both on solo and joint musical projects and performed concerts worldwide. There was success from involvement with the film industry and they amassed considerable wealth,.[5][7]


In his condolence message, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said by making ghazals accessible to everyone, he gave joy and pleasure to millions of music lovers in India and abroad....he was blessed with a golden voice."


Later successful releases of the duo include 
Ecstasies
, 
A Sound Affair
 and 
Passions
. While these albums were breezy, 
Beyond Time
 released in the opening years of 1990s was an experimentation with sounds and conveyed a feeling that was beyond space and time. Around this time the duo was struck by grief as their only son, Vivek, who was twenty-one, met an untimely death in a road accident. Not only a shock to Jagjit and Chitra, their son's death was a big shock to their numerous fans, as well. The album is a tour to the soul, ethereal, conscientious and introspective. The ghazals have a moving quality to them since they express the personal loss of Jagjit and Chitra. 'Someone Somewhere' was the last album containing ghazals sung by both. After that, Chitra quit singing.


Jagjit Singh continued singing, his later albums, including 
Hope
, 
In Search
, 
Insight
, 
Mirage
, 
Visions
, 
Kahkashan
 (meaning "Galaxy"), 
Love Is Blind
, 
Chirag
 (meaning "Lamp"/"Flame") also achieved success. 
Sajda
 (an Urdu word meaning "offering"), with ghazals sung by Jagjit and Lata Mangeshkar was another brilliant release that has made its mark as a classic Ghazal album. The combined successes of his many albums made him arguably the number one ghazal singer in India. The audience wanted more and Jagjit Singh obliged with his Punjabi albums. Ebullient, effervescent and bubbly, his Punjabi songs are pleasant as well as joyous. Their enchanting ghazals use the choicest poetry by renowned poets including Mirza Ghalib, Ameer Meenai, Kafeel Aazer, Sudarshan Faakir and Nida Fazli; and such contemporary writers as Zaka Siddiqi, Nazir Bakri, Faiz Ratlami and Rajesh Reddy.


Jagjit also sang (as playback singer) various songs in Bollywood films including 
Arth
, 
Saath Saath
 and 
Premgeet
 (all from the 1980s). Their scores remain popular even today. In fact, all the songs of the film 
Premgeet
 were composed by Jagjit. His compositions for the TV serial 
Mirza Ghalib
 (based on the life of the poet Mirza Ghalib), remain extremely popular among ghazal aficionados. The elusive element of Ghalib's poetry was sensitively and wonderfully brought out in the soulful compositions of Ghalib's ghazals by Jagjit Singh. The album could veritably be called a magnum opus.





Compared to his earlier ghazals (sung during 70s and 80s) his later ghaza

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