#ashok khanna

[helenadurazzo]

The Future of Amit Thakkar

After graduating from Hogwarts, Amit perused the career of a magical historian and worked alongside his close friend, Marie. He traveled to India a lot to study the wizarding relations between both India and the United Kingdom. There, while visiting Aurangabad, he met the woman who would later become his wife and a history professor at a school of magic in India, Varsha Patil.

He and Varsha would have two children together, their eldest, was a girl whom they named Nisha. An energetic girl who was certainly more outgoing than both of her parents combined. She was also extremely protective over her quiet, book loving, and shy younger brother, Rahul, who was a few years younger than her.

Rahul had at least one child, a daughter whom he named Dahlia. She enjoyed spending time with her grandparents and gained an immense love for books and learning from them. She even considered becoming a professor like her grandmother, but decided to work on more specific studies of magical history instead.

During her time at Hogwarts as a Ravenclaw student, she met two brothers who resided in Hufflepuff house named Hickory, Cypress and Oliver Khanna, however they always preferred to go by Corey, Cy and Ollie. Dahlia fell in love with the older of the three brothers, who was the heir to his family’s tree farm but also was quite friendly with Cy and Ollie.

Corey and Dahlia would later marry and have two children of their own, Rowan and Ashok Khanna, who were born in 1973 and 1982 respectively. Dahlia tried to have kids in between them, however the majority of the attempts ended up in miscarriages. The middle name of her daughter was decided to be ‘Varsha’ in honor of her great grandmother’s legacy

Dahlia deeply mourned her daughter after she was killed while at Hogwarts and she, along with her husband, debated sending their son there. However, they decided to send him there regardless as it did not make sense to send their son so far away from them after such a loss.

[badpotterhead]

Ficha técnica: Lavender Khanna

NOME: Lavender Rowan Khanna

APELIDO: nenhum

DATA DE NASCIMENTO: 15 de junho de 2011

SIGNO: Gêmeos

PAIS: Parvati e Ashok Khanna

IRMÃOS: nenhum

CABELOS: castanhos escuros e lisos

COR DA PELE: morena

COR DOS OLHOS: castanhos

ANOS EM HOGWARTS: Setembro de 2022 até junho de 2029

CASAS: Grifinória

POSTOS OCUPADOS EM HOGWARTS: nenhum

ATUAL EMPREGO: nenhum

RELACIONAMENTOS: desconhecido

TEMPERAMENTO: travessa, agitada, indiscreta

AMIGOS: desconhecido

Lavender Rowan Khanna tem esse nome porque sua mãe quis homenagear sua melhor amiga Lavender Brown e seu pai quis homenagear seu irmão Rowan Khanna. Ela herdou a aparência da mãe, mas os rumores são de que Lavender também herdou um terrível defeito, que a faz cometer graves transgressões em Hogwarts.

Saiba mais lendo o capítulo dedicado a Lavender na fanfic

HARRY POTTER: NEXT GENERATION EXPOSED

Disponível no WATTPAD e no SPIRIT FANFICS

[the-al-chemist]

Not Alone At Last

A/N: I know, I’ve gone a little off the rails from the original prompt @drinkyoursoupbitch gave me.

However, the idea it sparked was too much fun to not run with it. So, here we are again. Also, I’ve missed Rowan. Haven’t we all?

Warnings: potentially triggering for mothers of toddlers prone to tantrums…

The Khanna family tended to keep themselves to themselves. It wasn’t often that they ventured far from their farm, let alone as far as London. Every time that they did, Rowan Khanna was struck by how different the city felt from the countryside. She was used to peace and quiet, to rolling green fields, acres of trees, to birdsong echoing in the otherwise silent air.

Diagon Alley was not quiet or peaceful at all. It was always busy and bustling, filled with noise and colour and people. Today, it was busier than Rowan had ever seen it; it was not just bustling, it was heaving. To think, she had been looking forward to coming and buying all her school supplies. Now, several hours into shopping, she couldn’t wait to go home, back to her solitary comfort zone.

It seemed like she wasn’t the only one. Her two younger siblings had also grown tired of the whole experience. Baby Ela had been grizzling for the past hour, and little Ashok was well past the point of being bribed with the prospect of an ice cream from Florian Fortescue’s. When they both started to cry simultaneously in Potage’s Cauldron Shop, even Rowan’s mother looked like she might join in with their collective chorus of tears.

“How much do we have left to do?” she asked Rowan, balancing Ela on her hip and bouncing her gently in one arm, whilst running the fingers of her other hand through Ashok’s hair. Neither of them was soothed by these gestures.

Rowan pulled out the list of school supplies. “There isn’t much more we need. Just my uniform and the books.” She tried not to look disappointed as she realised that they would have to rush their visit to the bookshop, the thing she had most been looking forward to. “It shouldn’t take too long.”

“No, you’re right. Right.”

Mrs Khanna nodded decisively, and put baby Ela back into her pram. Ela immediately redoubled her efforts at screaming, and Ashok, apparently encouraged by his younger sister, threw himself down onto the ground and started to thrash with all four of his limbs. Rowan’s mother closed her eyes and sighed loudly, deeply.

More than ever, Rowan wished that she was in her bedroom with Fuzzclaw the cat and her books. She could hardly bear to look at her mother and two siblings, and yet, she felt as if everyone else in the shop was looking at them. She took a moment to glance over her shoulder at the other customers, hoping that none of them were too annoyed by the scene her family was making.

Her eye was caught by a girl waiting in the queue to buy a school-regulation pewter cauldron. The girl must have been around the same age as Rowan, to have been buying school equipment, but she looked younger. She was tiny, far shorter than Rowan, and skinny, too, but she did not look at all intimidated by the size of the crowd around her. She was wearing Muggle trousers that were too big for her and a t-shirt that was too small for her, and she fidgeted incessantly as she waited for her turn to approach the shopkeeper. With her scrawny frame, her tangled hair, and her wide eyes, she had a wild, rangey sort of look that reminded Rowan of one of J.M. Barrie’s Lost Boys, or Rudyard Kipling’s Mowgli.

But, it wasn’t the girl’s scruffy appearance or her similarity to any beloved book character that had drawn Rowan’s attention. The reason she had noticed this particular girl in the crowd was due to one thing, and one thing only: the girl was alone.

Rowan was used to being alone, she spent most of her time alone, and yet she had never considered that she might be able to go to Diagon Alley without anyone else. But, if the girl in the queue could do it, why couldn’t she?

“Maybe you should take Ashok and Ela home, Mum,” she said. “I can get the rest and Floo back after.”

Her mother blinked. “And leave you here all by yourself?” She did not look convinced.

“I’ll be going to school all by myself in a few weeks,” Rowan reasoned. “I’m sure that I’ll be able to manage getting some uniform and going into a bookshop without any help.”

“It’s not help you need in a bookshop, sweetpea, it’s supervision. Especially with my Galleons.”

Even Rowan had to admit that her mother had a point. She felt her cheeks grow slightly warm at the truth in her words. Mrs Khanna still looked dubious, but more of the other customers were now looking at the still-screaming Ashok and Ela, and that was probably why she agreed to Rowan’s idea. With Rowan’s shopping bags loaded on the back of Ela’s pram, and the rest of the shopping money safely hidden in Rowan’s pocket, Mrs Khanna left with her two youngest children.

And, just like that, Rowan was alone.

Rowan had always enjoyed her own company. She had spent most of her childhood as an only child, living in the countryside with only her parents and her cat. She had never had any real friends of her own, only the characters from her books. And she hadn’t minded that one bit.

Still, it was different to be alone and friendless in one’s own room than it was to be alone and friendless in the real world. It was for that reason that Rowan went to Flourish and Blotts before anywhere else. Nothing that bad could result from spending time surrounded by books.

Flourish and Blotts was the biggest bookshop that Rowan had ever seen, far bigger than the largest bookshop in Bales-On-Wye. There were several levels, with balconies overlooking the main shop floor and bookshelves that extended all the way up into the rafters. It would have been heavenly, were it not for the crowds. Unfortunately, the sheer number of people filling the space with their bodies and their noise made it more stressful than any bookshop should have been.

But, of course, Rowan was alone. That meant that she could do whatever she wanted. So, she slipped into a corner of the bookshop that was empty, tucked away behind a stack of acid green books bearing the title: Cursed By Name, Cursed By Nature. Hidden amongst the shelves, she sat down on the floor, reached into her pocket and took out her own book, the one she had been reading for the past few days, and was already over halfway through.

She didn’t know how long she had been reading for, but by the time she was nearly at the end of her chapter, she became aware that she was no longer alone. Someone else had joined her in her not-so-secret hiding place. Rowan recognised the newcomer almost immediately; it was the fidgety, feral-looking girl who had been standing in the queue at the cauldron shop. However, the girl no longer looked so indomitably independent as she had when Rowan had spotted her earlier.

The girl was flicking through one of the lurid green books, her lips silently mouthing words as she read, and her eyebrows furrowing deeper with each page. After a few minutes, she slammed the book closed with such force that dust billowed into the air above it, and screwed her eyes closed as if she were in pain.

Rowan eyed her cautiously. She had always been shy - or she had presumed herself to be shy, as she had never had much opportunity to tell if she was shy or not - but the girl was clearly distressed. And, she was alone. If Rowan didn’t offer her some help, who would?

“Are you okay?” Rowan asked. Her voice came out quieter than she had thought it would, but the girl must have heard her, because she opened her eyes. She looked surprised at the sight of Rowan looking at her, as if she wouldn’t have thought anyone would notice her being there.

“I’m…” The girl paused. “I think I am. Yeah.”

She may have thought that she was okay, but she did not look okay. She was still frowning, and her hands trembled slightly. Rowan tilted her head to one side.

“It’s so busy and noisy, isn’t it? I had to come and get some quiet, too. Are you here by yourself?”

Rowan knew that the girl was there by herself, but she hadn’t answered any of her other questions, and she didn’t know what else to ask. At least this got a response. The girl nodded, so quickly it was almost like she was twitching.

“Yeah, my mum hates crowds. I thought I’d be fine buying everything by myself, but…”

The girl’s voice tailed off, and she looked down at her feet, the toes of which could be seen wriggling against the ends of her trainers. Even with her eyes cast downwards, Rowan could see the colours in them. They were hazel, with mingled shades of olive and brown, like the bark and moss of the trees at home, and a distinct ring of green around the pupil, like a cat. Rowan had always felt at ease in her family’s orchards, and she had always adored cats. She couldn’t help but like this girl, as unforthcoming as she was. She couldn’t help but feel that this girl might just be the friend she had never had, the friend that she hadn’t even known that she wanted until this very moment.

“I’ve just finished this chapter,” Rowan told the girl. “I could help you pick out your books, if you like. And I’ve still got my robes to buy, if you wanted to do that together, too? I’m guessing your a first year like me.”

It was nerve-wracking, trying to get someone to be your friend. Rowan wasn’t sure she was doing it right. But then, the girl smiled. She had a nice smile, friendly and somehow full of mischief.

“I am. And I would,” she said. “Thanks.”

Rowan smiled back at her, before realising that she hadn’t even told the girl her name yet.

“I’m Rowan, by the way. Rowan Khanna.”

“I’m Artemis. Artemis Hexley.”

Should Rowan shake her hand? Probably not. She rose to her feet, and Artemis rose to meet her. They stood facing one another, each matching the other’s postures as if they were in a mirror, as if they were friends already.

And, just like that, Rowan was no longer alone.

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Draw-Your-Own-Version Challenge (Traditional Art)

Hi. So I'm a slash/yaoi/Shonen-ai fanfiction writer. I'm working on a Harry Potter x Fate/Stay Night Project. Now, just to be clear. I do not support JK Rowling's views. Since I was made aware of them, I have not purchased her products. However, because the Harry Potter books made such a large impact on my life I cannot let the fandom go. I've decided to make my own version of the series.

Now, I've created some AI photos to portray my characters. I have a vivid imagination, but transferring my mental images to paper nearly leaves me in tears. So, here's the challenge.

Using traditional art (watercolor, paint, colored pencils, oil pastels, chalk pastels...) recreate these AI Photos. If you give me permission, I'll even add them to my story. I of course respect all creative property rights and will not use them without your permission. I will of course link back to your profile for accreditation. I will never submit or claim art that is not my own.

If you find this fun and want another challenge, please tell me. I have many ideas and not enough artistic experience to create them. Also, I have more characters, if you would like to request them. :)

Young Hadrian Prewet (Our Protagonist, 4th-year student) (Ravenclaw)

Hermione Granger (with slightly bushier hair) (1st-year student) (Gryffindor)

Ronald Weasley (Second Cousin to our Protagonist) (1st-year student) (Gryffindor)

Fred and George Weasley (Second Cousins to Our Protagonist) (3rd-Year Students) (Gryffindors)

Draco Malfoy (Son of Narcissa and Vitellius Malfoy) (1st-year student)(Slytherin)

Pansy Parkinson (Draco's Friend) (1st-year student) (Slytherin)

Percy Weasley (Second Cousin to the Protagonist) (5th-year student) (Gryffindor)

Austin Guthrie (Friend of Protagonist) (4th-year student) (Ravenclaw)

Takashi Noda (Friend of Protagonist) (4th-year Student) (Ravenclaw)

Grant Page (Friend of Protagonist) (4th-year student) (Ravenclaw)

Ashok Khanna (Friend of Protagonist) (4th-year student) (Ravenclaw)

Ophelia Rushden (Friend of Protagonist) (4th-year student) (Ravenclaw)

Natalie Fairbourne (Friend of Protagonist) (4th-year student) (Gryffindor)

Terrence Fogarty (Friend of Protagonist) (4th-year student) (Gryffindor)

Kieran Muirhead (Friend of Protagonist) (4th year student) (Gryffindor)

Sylvia Melville (Friend of Protagonist) (4th-year student) (Slytherin)

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Milestone Achievement: First Song of Feature Film “Godaan” Wraps Up, Jointly Produced by Sandeep Marwah & Vinod K. Choudhary

Mumbai: In a momentous occasion at Soundideaz Studio, Andheri (West), Mumbai, the recording of the inaugural song for the much-anticipated feature film “Godaan” has been successfully completed. The film is presented by the esteemed Deen Dayal Kamdhenu Cow Research Centre, with eminent producers Sandeep Marwah and Vinod K. Choudhary leading the creative charge.

The recording session commenced with the auspicious breaking of the coconut and worship of Lord Shri Ganesha by Dr. Satish, the provincial director of Mumbai Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. The event witnessed the online presence of key figures, including Jayanand Kumar (National Executive Member Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh), Bala Saheb Chaudhary Karwa (Area Sangh Director, West Uttar Pradesh), Mahesh Gupta (President, Kamdhenu Gau Research Center, Mathura), Harishankar (Kamdhenu Research Center, Mathura), Mahendra Ji Bhai Saheb (Area Pracharak, West), along with workers and officials from Uttar Pradesh/Uttarakhand and various union committees, connected via Zoom to witness the historic recording.

Adding an extra layer of celebration, the production team marked the birthday of the illustrious producer, Sandeep Marwah, by cutting a cake within the recording studio. Renowned Bollywood singer Shaan, along with a dynamic chorus, lent their voices to the soul-stirring song titled ‘Jai Gau Jai Gopala…,’ penned by the prolific lyricist Sameer.

Based on the timeless narrative from the legendary writer Munshi Premchand, “Godaan” is helmed by the acclaimed Indian film director Ashok Tyagi. The film boasts a stellar team, including cinematographer Binod Pradhan, action director Babbu Khanna, sound maestro Anoop Dev, and music composer Riju Roy.

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Outrage in US over death of Indian student; US govt assures prompt action and investigation

Senior Biden administration officials are believed to have assured the Ambassador and the Indian government that the entire incident has been taken very seriously by them.

WASHINGTON: The Biden administration has assured the Indian government of a quick investigation into the death of Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula in Seattle after being struck by a speeding police patrol car and bringing to justice the police officers who were responsible for it.

The US government swung into action after India’s Ambassador to the US, Taranjit Singh Sandhu, strongly raised the issue at the highest level in Washington and sought prompt action on the killing of Kandula, and the highly insensitive behaviour of the police officer in Seattle in Washington state.

Kandula was killed in January after she was struck by a police vehicle driven by Officer Kevin Dave. He was driving 74 mph (more than 119 kmph) on the way to a report of an overdose, The Seattle Times newspaper reported on Monday.

In bodycam footage released on Monday by the Seattle Police Department, Officer Daniel Auderer laughed about the deadly crash and dismissed any implication Dave might be at fault or that a criminal investigation was necessary.

US lawmakers and Indian-Americans have expressed outrage over the death of Kandula.

The Biden administration has assured the Indian government of a quick investigation into the incident and bring to justice the police officers who were responsible for it.

Senior administration officials are believed to have assured the Ambassador and the Indian government that the entire incident has been taken very seriously by them. They are monitoring its investigation from Washington DC the progress of the case to ensure that there is adequate accountability.

Officials said that they were “shocked” and “horrified” at this incident.

The Consulate General of India in San Francisco on Wednesday termed the handling of Kandula’s death as “deeply troubling”.

“We have taken up the matter strongly with local authorities in Seattle and Washington State as well as senior officials in Washington DC for a thorough investigation and action against those involved in this tragic case,” the mission said in a post on platform X.

“The Consulate & Embassy will continue to closely follow up on this matter with all concerned authorities,” it added.

“Jaahnavi Kandula came here for graduate work from India. She was killed on a crosswalk by a speeding police car, and officer Auderer said her life had ‘limited value’. I thought of my dad who came here in his 20s. Mr. Auderer, the life of every Indian immigrant has infinite value,” Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna said.

“Anyone who thinks that a human life has ‘limited value’ should not be serving in law enforcement,” Khanna said.

Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal said: “This is appalling. I hope to see justice for Jaahnavi Kandula’s family and accountability for those involved.”

In a letter to the Kandula family, Seattle City Mayor Bruce Harrell said that the comments made by one person do not reflect the feelings of the city or the communities that call it home.

“We recognise that Jaahnavi’s death is a loss for our whole community. The loss of a young woman who had so much life ahead of her to do amazing things and share that joy with loved ones,” Harrell said in his communication to the Kandula family.

Indian Consul General in San Francisco Ashok Mandula has been in constant touch with the officials from Seattle City and Washington State on this issue.

Expressing his deepest condolences to the Kandula family, Harrell said the “community is heartbroken and mourns alongside your family, friends and everyone who shared the privilege of knowing her.”

Expressing condolences on the untimely passing of Kandula, community leader Ajay Bhutoria said her death reminds of the importance of safety and respect for all individuals in the community.

“We are deeply troubled by the unfortunate statement and poor conduct displayed by a Seattle police officer during this incident. Regardless of one’s background or circumstances, every individual deserves dignity, fairness, and compassion,” he said.

Describing this as unacceptable behaviour, Bhutoria said it is crucial that incidents like these are rigorously examined, and accountability is upheld to maintain community trust in the law enforcement agencies.

“As a community, we must unite to support Jaahnavi’s family and advocate for positive change. We urge authorities to take swift action to address this situation and implement measures to prevent such tragic incidents in the future,” Bhutoria said.

The Seattle Office of Police Accountability said that it has opened an investigation into the incident and they need to complete it before January 29.

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From `Mere Sapno Ki Rani` to `Roop Tera Mastana`: Exploring Kishore Kumar And Rajesh Khanna`s Greatest Hits

Get ready to take a nostalgic trip down memory lane as we explore the greatest hits of two legends who ruled the hearts of millions in the 70s – Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna. From the soulful “Mere Sapno Ki Rani” to the groovy “Roop Tera Mastana”, their music has stood the test of time and continues to captivate audiences even today. Join us on this musical journey as we celebrate their timeless melodies, unforgettable lyrics, and unparalleled chemistry that made them an inseparable duo in Bollywood history.

Introduction Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna were two of the most popular actors and singers of Indian cinema during the 1970s. They worked together on numerous films and songs, many of which became huge hits. In this article, we’ll explore some of their greatest hits, from the classic “Mere Sapno Ki Rani” to the more recent “Roop Tera Mastana”. Kishore Kumar was known for his unique voice and style of singing, which was often imitated by other singers. He also had a great range, being able to sing both fast paced songs and slower ballads. Rajesh Khanna, on the other hand,was known for his good looks and charm, which helped him become one of the most popular actors of his time. Together, these two created some of the most iconic songs in Indian cinema. So let’s take a look at some of their greatest hits!

Kishore Kumar – The Melodious Singer and Music Composer Kishore Kumar was a singer and music composer who was popular in the 1950s and 1960s. He is known for his melodious voice and for his ability to compose catchy tunes. Some of his most popular songs include “Mere Sapno Ki Rani”, “Roop Tera Mastana” and “Pyaar Deewana Hota Hai”. Kumar was born in Kolkata, India, on 4 August1929. His father, Kunjalal Ganguly, was a lawyer and his mother, Gouri Devi, was a housewife. Kunjalal was also a singer and often sang at events and weddings. Gouri Devi would often accompany him on the harmonium. Kumar’s elder brother, Ashok Kumar, was an actor who later became a film director. ‘Kishore Kumar’ and started his cinema career as a chorus singer at Bombay Talkies, where his brother worked. Music director Khemchand Prakash gave Kumar a chance to sing “Marne Ki Duayen Kyon Mangu” for the film Ziddi (1948). After this, Kumar was offered many other assignments, but he was not very serious about a film career. In 1949, he settled in Bombay. Apart from being a playback singer, Kumar was also an accomplished music composer. He composed several songs for films and albums throughout his career. Some of his famous compositions include “Haal Kaisa Hai Janaab Ka”, “Ek Ladki Bheegi Bhagi Si”, and the evergreen classic, “Aane Wala Pal”. Kumar was also an actor, appearing in some Hindi films between 1949 and 1967. Some of his most notable roles were in the films “Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi” (1958), “Door Gagan Ki Chaon Mein” (1964) and “Half Ticket” (1962).

Rajesh Khanna – Bollywood’s First Superstar Rajesh Khanna was born Jatin Khanna on December 29, 1942 in Amritsar, India. Rajesh Khanna’s career in the Hindi film industry, also known as Bollywood, spanned over four decades. Khanna is often referred to as “Bollywood’s first superstar” due to his immense popularity during the 1970s. He starred in some of Bollywood’s most iconic films such as Kati Patang (1971), Anand (1971), Amar Prem (1972), and Namak Haraam (1973). Rajesh Khanna passed away on July 18, 2012 at the age of 69.

The Unbeatable Combination of the Two Superstars Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna were two of the biggest superstars of their time. They had a unique chemistry that was unmatched by any other actor-singer duo. Their songs were always a hit with the audience, whether it was a romantic ballad or an upbeat dance number. Some of their most popular songs include “Mere Sapno Ki Rani”, “Roop Tera Mastana”, “Agar Tum Na Hote”, and “Kabhi Kabhi Mere Dil Mein”. Each one of these songs is special in its own way and has been cherished by fans over the years. What made Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna’s partnership so special was the fact that they brought out the best in each other. Kishore Kumar’s playful personality complemented Rajesh Khanna’s intensity perfectly. Together, they created some truly magical moments on screen that are still remembered fondly by fans today.

Greatest Hits from Kishore & Rajesh Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna were two of the most popular actors and singers of their time. They collaborated on many hit songs that are still loved today. Here are some of their greatest hits: “Mere Sapno Ki Rani”: This song is from the film “Aradhana” and is one of Rajesh Khanna’s most famous songs. The song is a romantic ballad that expresses the protagonist’s love and admiration for his dream girl, whom he has not yet met. He describes her as the queen of his dreams and expresses his longing to make her his own. The song has become an iconic representation of Rajesh Khanna’s charisma and charm, and Kishore Kumar’s soulful voice adds to its timeless appeal. “Ek Ajnabee Haseena Se”: This song is from the film “Ajnabee” sung by Kishore Kumar. The song is a romantic ballad in which the male protagonist describes his encounter with a mysterious and beautiful stranger who has captured his heart. He expresses his desire to get to know her better and asks for her love and affection. The soft and melodious tune, combined with Kishore Kumar’s soulful voice, makes the song an all-time favorite among Bollywood music fans. “Ye Jo Mohabbat Hai”: This song is from the film “Kati Patang” and was composed by R. D. Burman. It was sung by Kishore Kumar. The soundtrack became as beloved as the film itself, with songs that were to take their place among the classics. The song is also remembered for its iconic music video featuring the lead actor, Rajesh Khanna, who was known for his charming and romantic performances. “Zindagi Ka Safar”: This song is a classic Hindi song from the 1970 Bollywood film “Safar,” featuring a beautiful collaboration between the legendary singer Kishore Kumar and the iconic actor Rajesh Khanna. It is a poignant reflection on the ups and downs of life’s journey. With its beautiful melody and heartfelt lyrics, “Zindagi Ka Safar” is a timeless gem that continues to resonate with audiences today. – Hamen Tumse Pyar Kitna This song is a classic Hindi song from the 1981 Bollywood film “Kudrat” that features the soulful voice of Kishore Kumar and the magnetic charisma of Rajesh Khanna. Kishore Kumar’s emotive rendition and Rajesh Khanna’s captivating on-screen presence have made it a beloved hit that continues to be cherished by Bollywood music lovers.

Rajesh Khanna & Kishore Kumar’s Unbeatable Collaboration Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna were a legendary duo in the Indian film industry during the 1970s. Kishore Kumar was a prolific singer with a unique voice, known for his versatility and ability to convey a wide range of emotions through his singing. Rajesh Khanna, on the other hand, was a charismatic actor who was a heartthrob of the masses, known for his romantic roles and his ability to connect with audiences.Together, Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna created some of the most memorable songs and films of the era. Their collaborations produced a string of superhit films such as “Aradhana,” “Anand,” “Amar Prem,” and “Mere Jeevan Saathi,” among many others. The songs from these films, many of which were sung by Kishore Kumar, continue to be beloved classics that are cherished by music lovers even today. Kishore Kumar’s soulful voice was the perfect complement to Rajesh Khanna’s charming on-screen presence, and the two were able to create an unbeatable combination that captured the hearts of audiences across the country. Their collaborations remain an integral part of the Indian film industry’s legacy and have left an indelible mark on the hearts of generations of fans.

Conclusion

Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna were an unbeatable combination in the 1970s. Their on-screen chemistry was undeniable, and their string of hits together cemented them as one of Bollywood’s most popular pairs. From light-hearted comedies like Chupke Chupke to tearjerkers like Amar Prem, they proved time and again that they had the range to tackle any genre. There will never be another team quite like Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna. Their films defined a generation, and their impact is still felt today

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Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh Celebrate Indian Embroidery in Custom Anamika Khanna Ensembles at the Grand Opening of NMACC

Reported by: Akshata Shetty Edited by: Riya Ashok Madayi Last update: April 01, 2023 09:28 IST Power couple Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh attend the grand opening of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center (NMACC) in Mumbai At the grand opening of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center (NMACC), celebrity couple Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh attended the event in traditional yet…

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BOLLYWOOD'S 36 MOST TALENTED ACTORS & 36 MOST TALENTED ACTRESSES OF ALL TIME (@INDIES) !

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Male List-

.Rajesh Khanna

.Dilip Kumar

.Guru Dutt

.Prithviraj Kapoor

.Dev Anand

.Shammi Kapoor

.K. L. Saigal

.Pradeep Kumar

.Sanjeev Kumar

.Bharat Bhushan

.Govinda

.Manoj Kumar

.Ashok Kumar

.Rajendra Kumar

.Amitabh Bachchan

.Balraj Sahni

.Sachin

.Dharmendra

.Vinod Khanna

.Raaj Kumar

.Naseeruddin Shah

.Vinod Mehra

.Sohrab Modi

.Farooq Shaikh

.Salman Khan

.Abhi Bhattacharya

.R. Madhavan

.Karan Dewan

.Akshaye Khanna

.Mithun Chakraborty

.Kishore Kumar

.I. S. Johar

.Shashi Kapoor

.Sunil Dutt

.Sailesh Kumar

.Harindranath Chattopadhyay .

Female List-

.Meena Kumari

.Vidya Sinha

.Khursheed

.Sadhana

.Hansa Wadkar

.Zeenat Aman

.Asha Parekh

.Nalini Jaywant

.Rekha

.Anita Guha

.Meena Shorey

.Sulakshana Pandit

.Pooja Bhatt

.Kalpana Mohan

.Waheeda Rehman

.Madhubala

.Bina Rai

.Patience Cooper

.Jehanara Kajjan

.Suchitra Sen

.Nutan

.Nanda

.Moushumi Chatterjee

.Indrani Mukherjee

.Kamini Kaushal

.Nargis

.Saira Banu

.Leela Chitnis

.Shyama

.Ayesha Jhulka

.Rati Agnihotri

.Hema Malini

.Jaya Prada

.Kanan Kaushal

.Rehana Sultan

.Raakhee .

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Suniel Shetty's 'Border' wife now looks like this, once people were crazy about her blue eyes

Sharbani Mukherjee Latest Photos: Released in 1997, JP Dutta's film Border broke box office records. Every actor in this film has created a different place in people's hearts and minds. Based on the Indo-Pakistani War, Border starred Sunny Deol, Sunil Shetty, Jackie Shroff, Akshaye Khanna, Rakhi Gulzar, Pooja Bhatt, Tabu and Sharbani Mukherjee. In the meantime, Charbani has captivated people's hearts with powerful performances. At the same time, the name of the actress who drove most people crazy in the film was Sharbani Mukherjee whose blue eyes made people go crazy. This blue-eyed girl played Sunil Shetty's wife in the movie Border. In such a situation, now, 25 years later, Sunil Shetty's wife, Sharvani, let me tell you where she is and what she is doing. Border Film's Sharvani's Blue Eyes Sharbani Mukherjee belongs to the world of cinema. Sharbani was born in 1969 to a Mukherjee family. Sharbani has gathered the biggest discussion about her beauty and blue eyes. Sharbani made her Bollywood industry debut as a child actress with her film Haiwan. However, he gained the most recognition after the movie Border. Few people know that Sharbani Mukherjee, Kajol and Rani Mukherjee are cousins. In reality, his grandmother Sati Rani Devi was the sister of Ashok Kumar and Kishore Kumar. Under such circumstances, when Sharbani entered the film industry and made her debut in the Bollywood world, she left a deep impression on people's hearts and minds with her beauty, but despite all this, her career did not show anything special. . Sharbani Mukherjee's many beautiful songs have also reached the top in the film industry and are still often heard on people's lips. Sharbani Mukherjee plays Sunil Shetty's wife in the film Border. Sunil Shetty's song in the film, 'Ae Jaate Huye Lamho Zara Thehro Zara Thehro', on her way back to the border from her honeymoon, is still on people's favorite songs list. Coins didn't work on the movie screen. Apart from Border, Sharbani Mukherjee has also worked in many films like Mitti and Ansh but her pennies haven't worked much in the film industry. Under such circumstances, he left the Bollywood industry and switched to the Bhojpuri and Malayalam industries. His first film 'Dharti Kahe Pukar Ke' was a huge hit in the Bhojpuri film industry, but his pennies didn't do much in the southern film industry either. Popularity gained from album songs Besides this, Sharbani has left a deep impression on people's hearts and minds with Pakistani singer Shazia Manzoor's famous song Ghar Aaja Sonia. In this song, she played the role of a mute girl. Sameer Soni starred alongside Sharbani in the song. This song was one of the best songs of its era. The look of 54-year-old Sharbani has completely changed today. The Charvani we saw in the movie Border 25 years ago and the Charvani today are very difficult to recognize. ALSO READ-A new member joins Urfi Javed’s house, fans pour in comments after seeing the photo DISCLAIMER We’ve taken all measures to insure that the information handed in this composition and on our social media platform is believable, vindicated and sourced from other Big media Houses. For any feedback or complaint, reach out to us at bollywoodofindiaa@gmail.com Read the full article

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Male List-

.Rajesh Khanna

.Dilip Kumar

.Guru Dutt

.Prithviraj Kapoor

.Dev Anand

.Shammi Kapoor

.K. L. Saigal

.Pradeep Kumar

.Sanjeev Kumar

.Bharat Bhushan

.Govinda

.Manoj Kumar

.Ashok Kumar

.Rajendra Kumar

.Amitabh Bachchan

.Balraj Sahni

.Sachin

.Dharmendra

.Vinod Khanna

.Raaj Kumar

.Naseeruddin Shah

.Vinod Mehra

.Sohrab Modi

.Farooq Shaikh

.Salman Khan

.Abhi Bhattacharya

.R. Madhavan

.Karan Dewan

.Akshaye Khanna

.Mithun Chakraborty

.Kishore Kumar

.I. S. Johar

.Shashi Kapoor

.Sunil Dutt

.Sailesh Kumar

.Harindranath Chattopadhyay .

Female List-

.Meena Kumari

.Vidya Sinha

.Khursheed

.Sadhana

.Hansa Wadkar

.Zeenat Aman

.Asha Parekh

.Nalini Jaywant

.Rekha

.Anita Guha

.Meena Shorey

.Sulakshana Pandit

.Pooja Bhatt

.Kalpana Mohan

.Waheeda Rehman

.Madhubala

.Bina Rai

.Patience Cooper

.Jehanara Kajjan

.Suchitra Sen

.Nutan

.Nanda

.Moushumi Chatterjee

.Indrani Mukherjee

.Kamini Kaushal

.Nargis

.Saira Banu

.Leela Chitnis

.Shyama

.Ayesha Jhulka

.Rati Agnihotri

.Hema Malini

.Jaya Prada

.Kanan Kaushal

.Rehana Sultan

.Raakhee .