New Delhi:
Listen to Maverick Kishore Kumar
A music legend, a brilliant actor and an equally talented director - Kishore Kumar's legacy continues to lives with us.
Legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar too remembered Kishore da on his 82nd birth anniversary. She wrote on Twitter that Kishore Kumar was not only a great singer but also a very good song writer, music director, actor, movie director and writer too.
She tweeted, "Namaskar,aaj kishoreda ka janamdin hai,meri kishoreda ki mulaqat 1948 mein hui. Aur kishore da aur mera pehela duet ziddi film ke liye record hua. Ismein khemchand prakashji ka sangeet tha. Mere khayal se ye kishore da ki as a playback singer first film thi jismein unka jag mag jag mag karta nikla chand ye solo song tha jo us waqt bahot hit hua tha. Kishoreda ek bahot kamal ke singer to the hi par song writer.music director,film director,actor,producer,story writer ye sab guun bhi unme kamal ke the magar phir bhi wo bahot namra aur atyant aam insan ki tarha rehete the.Hum sab ko wo jab bhi recording mein aate the,bahot hasaate the,aaj unki bahot yaad aarahi hai."
Lata met Kishore Kumar way back in 1948 and the two recorded their first duet for the movie Ziddi (1949).
Veteran Actor Dev Anand also remembered his favourite singer. He tweeted, "Happy birthday, Kishore... You are immortal... He sang his first song for me in Ziddi, 'Marne ki duayen kyu maangu...' His style had Saigal touch... Early years of kishore's singing had a touch of legendary KL Saigal, and later he developed his own style and was great in all types of songs... His voice had great resonance, though not a trained singer, but used to come for recordings only after proper rehearsal, or he used to postpone... Though I like all his songs but 'Dukhi man mere...', Phoolon ke rang se...' are close to my heart, before recording he used to ask me if I want him to sing in any particular way to match my mannerisms, so I used to tell him to keep me in mind while singing and I used to perform on his style, great synchronization... I truly miss him..."
Listen to the song from Ziddi:
A music legend, a brilliant actor and an equally talented director - Kishore Kumar's legacy continues to lives with us.
Legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar too remembered Kishore da on his 82nd birth anniversary. She wrote on Twitter that Kishore Kumar was not only a great singer but also a very good song writer, music director, actor, movie director and writer too.
She tweeted, "Namaskar,aaj kishoreda ka janamdin hai,meri kishoreda ki mulaqat 1948 mein hui. Aur kishore da aur mera pehela duet ziddi film ke liye record hua. Ismein khemchand prakashji ka sangeet tha. Mere khayal se ye kishore da ki as a playback singer first film thi jismein unka jag mag jag mag karta nikla chand ye solo song tha jo us waqt bahot hit hua tha. Kishoreda ek bahot kamal ke singer to the hi par song writer.music director,film director,actor,producer,story writer ye sab guun bhi unme kamal ke the magar phir bhi wo bahot namra aur atyant aam insan ki tarha rehete the.Hum sab ko wo jab bhi recording mein aate the,bahot hasaate the,aaj unki bahot yaad aarahi hai."
Lata met Kishore Kumar way back in 1948 and the two recorded their first duet for the movie Ziddi (1949).
Veteran Actor Dev Anand also remembered his favourite singer. He tweeted, "Happy birthday, Kishore... You are immortal... He sang his first song for me in Ziddi, 'Marne ki duayen kyu maangu...' His style had Saigal touch... Early years of kishore's singing had a touch of legendary KL Saigal, and later he developed his own style and was great in all types of songs... His voice had great resonance, though not a trained singer, but used to come for recordings only after proper rehearsal, or he used to postpone... Though I like all his songs but 'Dukhi man mere...', Phoolon ke rang se...' are close to my heart, before recording he used to ask me if I want him to sing in any particular way to match my mannerisms, so I used to tell him to keep me in mind while singing and I used to perform on his style, great synchronization... I truly miss him..."
Listen to the song from Ziddi:
