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JAGJIT KAUR ‘S TOP 30 HINDI SONGS! (@INDIES)

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JAGJIT KAUR ‘S TOP 30 HINDI SONGS! (@INDIES)

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.Tum apna ranjo gam - Shagoon

.Gori sasural chali – Shagoon

.Baaj rahi hai ohir bansuriya

.Chanda gaye ragini – Dil-E-Nadan

.Mohabbat ki dhun – Dil-E-Nadan

.Dekh lo aaj hum ko - Bazaar

.Pehle toh aankh milana – Shola Aur Shabnam (1961)

.Tu kaunsi badli me mere chand hai aaja

.Agar dil dil se takraye toh – Shola Aur Shabnam

.Khamosh zindagi ko ek afsana mil gaya – Dil-E-Nadan

.Chal aao sainya - bazaar

.Pind dia number dara

.Kahe ko byahi bides

.Hariyala banna aye re – Razia Sultan

.Chanda gaye raagni - Dil-E-Nadaan

.Kab yaad mein tera saath nahi - Anjuman

.Ladi re ladi –Shola Aur Shabnam (1961)

.Dard bola toh sunai dega – Dard (serial)

.Pehle jo mohabbat se inkar kiya – Pardesi (1941)

.Lai we ranjhya wah – (Punjabi folk)

.Uske khel nirale - Noorie

.Phir meri khabar lene – Yeh kya jagah hai doston

.Sakhi re sharmaye – Pyase Dil (1974)

.Phir wohi sawan aya – Shola Aur Shabnam (1961)

.Ada jadoo – Mera Bhai Mera Dushman

.Aashiq ho toh aisa ho- Noorie

.Suniye huzoor pyar ka charcha - Suryamukhi

.Nain milake pyar jagake – Mera Bhai Mera Dushman

.Sadda chidiya da chamba ve – Kabhi Kabhie

.Idhar aa sitamgar – Sawaal

.Baaje shehnai ri banno – Chambal Ki Kasam

.Suno na bhabhi – Thodisi bewafaii

.Mahiya ve mahiya – Posti (1950)(Punjabi) .

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Chithi Na Koi Sandesh Piano Notes For Beginners | Jagjit Singh

Chithi Na Koi Sandesh Piano Notes Is Now Available On NotationsWorld. Hope This Notes Is Useful For You. For More Piano Notes Keep Follow NotationsWorld. Chithi na koi sandesh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Hoo oo ooo oo G4 F#4 E4 F#4 E4 Chithi na koi sandesh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jane wo kaun sa desh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jahan tum chale gaye F#4 F#4  E4 D#4 F#4 F#4  E4 E4   Chithi na koi sandesh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jane wo kaun sa desh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jahan tum chale gaye F#4 F#4  E4 D#4 F#4 F#4  E4 E4   Chithi na koi sandesh E4  E4 B4 B4 B4 B4  C5 B4 A4 B4 A4 Jane wo kaun sa desh A4 E4 E4 A4 A4  A4  D5 B4 A4 G4 Jahan tum chale gaye G4 G4  A4 B4 A4 B4  F#4 F#4 Jahan tum chale gaye B4 A4  B4  F#4 F#4  E4 E4   Chithi na koi sandesh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jane wo kaun sa desh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jahan tum chale gaye F#4 F#4  E4 D#4 F#4 F#4  E4 E4   Also Read This :- - Meri Aashiqui (Jubin Nautiyal) Piano Notes For Beginners - Kaun Tujhe (M.S. Dhoni The Untold Story) Piano Notes For Beginners - Gal Karke (Asees Kaur) Piano Notes For Beginners - Siya Ke Ram (Theme Tune) Piano Notes For Beginners - Saari Ki Saari 2.0 (Darshan Raval) Piano Notes For Beginners Read the full article

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Legacy of Ghazal Singer Jagjit Singh

Jagjit Singh is known as the most successful ghazal singer of all time achieving both critical acclaim and commercial success and whose soulful voice has touched million of hearts. Singer Jagjit Singh’s voice has hypnotized millions in India around the world. His fans are crazy for his mesmerizing ghazals – one of the most widespread and popular poetic forms, especially across the Middle East and South Asia. Jagjit Singh had mastered the art of expressing pain and sadness through melodious beautifully written songs. The journey of this man from Jagmohan to Jagjit was not an easy one. Jagmohan’s father Amir Chand was born in a Hindu family but he had adopted Sikhism and was now called Sardar Amar Singh. His conditions were dire as he was poor and had to work throughout the day. However, he was dedicated to study in the night and got a government job where he was first posted in Bikaner in Rajasthan. One fine day when he was travelling from Bikaner to his hometown Sri Ganganagar, he met a beautiful Sikh girl named Bachchan Kaur on the train and once their conversation started it never ended as they both got married. They had 11 children, out of which only four survived of which Jagmohan was one of them born in Sri Ganganagar in 1941. After India gained independence in 1947, it was a very difficult period for the nation as it was starting to stand on its own legs and every person was struggling for food and means of work. In such struggling times there was hardly any place for art forms like music. But as the story goes, amidst all this a promising young man ventured out from the streets of Sri Ganganagar in Rajasthan in northern India. On one particular day, Jagmohan’s father took him to his religious guru who predicted and advised that if Jagmohan would change his name then one day he would win over this whole world with some special skill. From that day on Jagmohan became Jagjit. There was no electricity in those times and Jagjit used to study under kerosene lamp after dusk though he was not very keen on studies. Jagjit had immense love and passion for singing from a very young age and the first song that he sang was while still studying in Khalsa school and later in 1955 he sang for big composers. He also used to sing Gurbani (religious hymns) in Gurudwaras – holy place of Sikhs from a young age. Later Jagjit moved to Jalandhar in Punjab in northern India for higher studies where he completed his Bachelor of Science at DAV college. Throughout his college days he sang many songs and in 1962, he sang a song in front of Dr Rajendra Prasad, the first president of India, during college Annual day celebration. His father always wished that Jagjit would study harder and become an engineer or a bureaucratic office considered to be a highly respectable job in the government so to fulfill his father’s wishes, Jagjit travelled to Kurukshetra in Haryana to do his Master of Arts in history. During his post-graduation days Jagjit travelled to Shimla in Himachal Pradesh to sing for a particular occasion and accidently met Om Prakash who was a famous actor in the Indian film industry. Om Prakash was so impressed with Jagjit’s singing that he immediately asked Jagjit to come to Mumbai, the home of the Indian film and music industry. Jagjit promptly agreed and moved to Mumbai where he initially survived by doing odd jobs, then started making some money by composing advertisement jingles and by doing live performance at wedding functions. Unfortunately, this was not a very pleasant journey for Jagjit as he could not achieve anything and was left penniless to even survive in Mumbai and so he headed back home travelling hidden in a train lavatory. However, this experience did not kill Jagjit’s spirit and in 1965 he was determined that he will spend his life with music and so he once again moved to Mumbai. One of Jagjit’s closest friends named Haridaman Singh Bhogal arranged money for Jagjit to travel to Mumbai and would also keep sending money to help him survive in the big city. Jagjit did get monetary help from his generous friend but during his struggling days he faced many difficulties. Jagjit eventually learned classical music from the famous singers of that time – Mohammed Rafi, K L Sehgal and Lata Mangeshkar. Later his interest in a professional career in music progressed further and he decided to attain format training in classical music from the proficient Ustad Jamal Khan and Pandit Chagan Lal Sharma ji. Interestingly during his struggling days in Mumbai, he even did a small acting gig in film director Subhash Ghai’s movie ‘Amar’ as the main protagonist’ friend. Jagjit’s family was totally unaware that that he was in Mumbai as he used to go home during his college vacation. When he did not visit home for a long duration, his father asked Jagjit’s brother to seek information from Jagjit’s friends about his whereabouts. Though one of his friends did inform Jagjit’s brother that Jagjit had quit his studies and had moved to Mumbai but his brother chose to remain silent about this. After around one month, Jagjit himself wrote a letter to his family telling them the entire truth and that he had also stopped wearing his turban because he felt that the music industry may not accept a Sikh singer. His father was furious to know this and stopped talking to Jagjit from that day on. During his stay in Mumbai, Jagjit got a chance to work with HMV company, a big music company of that era and his first EP (extended play) became very popular. He subsequently met Chitra Dutta, a Bengali when singing a duet advertisement jingle and surprisingly Chitra did not like Jagjit’s voice at first. Chitra was married at the time and had a daughter however she got divorced in 1968 and Jagjit and Chitra got married in 1971. This was glorious year for Jagjit Singh and he and Chitra were termed as the ‘Ghazal couple’. They were blessesed with a son soon after who they named Vivek. In this very year Jagjit had a super hit music album named ‘Super 7’. His most important and legendary album was ‘The Unforgettables’ using chorus and electronic instruments, an opportunity given to him by HMV after which he became a star overnight and this was really his first big achievement. ‘The Unforgettables’ was a high-selling album at a time when there was no marketplace for albums other than films. He received a cheque of INR 80,000 in 1977 which was a very huge amount back then. After seeing Jagjit achieve success his father started talking to him once again. Jagjit’s second album ‘Birha Da Sultan’ came out in 1978 and most of his songs were a success. Subsequently, Jagjit and Chitra released a total of sixteen albums. He became the first Indian musician to record a purely digital CD album ‘Beyond Time’ in 1987 recorded on foreign shores outside India, amidst this successful streak, Jagjit and Chitra suffered a devastating personal tragedy. Their son Vivek died in a road accident at a young age of 18 years. After this painful tragedy in 1990, Chitra and Jagjit both gave up singing. Jagjit returned to singing in 1992 and gave his voice to many poets. He produced several albums with writer Gulzar and composed the tunes for a television drama ‘Mirza Ghalib’ written by Gulzar. Jagjit also lend his voice to ‘Geeta Shloko’ and ‘Shree Ram Charit Manas’ and such hymns when recited by Jagjit Singh gave a heavenly feeling to the listeners. Some of Jagjit’s finest works came after he lost his son as this seemed to have an enriching effect on his heart. In India people were aware of classical music but the manner in which Jagjit’s voice connects with the common man is amazing. Though he sang in such a soulful voice, he was a very friendly and jovial person. He loved cycling as it reminded him of this youth. People of every age group admire not just Jagjit Singh’s singing but also the soulful lyrics and ghazal compositions. Jagjit did beautiful poetry and paid homage to every songwriter in his own distinct style. He was always very supportive of his colleagues with whom he always had amicable relations. In 1998, he suffered a major heart attack after which the doctor suggested him to undergo bypass surgery for which he did not agree. He instead decided to visit his friend in Dehradun, Uttrakhand who was an ayurvedic specialist and Jagjit put full faith in his treatment. After one month he resumed his work. Jagjit Singh is the only Indian singer-composer to have produced two albums for former Prime Minister of India Atal Bihari Vajpayee who is himself a poet – called Nayi Disha and Samvedna. In 2003, he received Padmabhushan, the third highest civilian honor in the country for his contribution to singing. In 2006, he received the Teachers’ Lifetime Achievement Award. Unfortunately, another tragedy took place in 2009 when Jagjit and Chitra’s daughter passed away causing them to drown in sadness once again. In 2011, after turning 70 Jagjit decided to do a ‘70 concert’ in which he presented a song in the memory of his son called ‘Chitti Na Koi Sandes, Jaane Who Kaunsa Desh, Jahan Tum Chale Gaye’ translated as ‘no letter or message, don’t know which is that place where you have gone’. In September 2011 Jagjit Singh suffered brain hemorrhage and after being in a coma for 18 days, he passed away on October 10, 2011. This man took ghazals to the common man and he received huge success as many of his songs are considered classics. He certainly is the most popular ghazal singer of all time. His songs ‘Jhuki Jhuki Si Nazar’ and ‘Tum Jo Itna Muskra Rahe Ho’ from the Hindi movie Arth expressed timeless ode to the feelings of love and passion and silent admiration. His songs like ‘Hosh Walon Ko Kya Khabar Kya’ and ‘Hothon Se Chhu Lo Tum‘expressed sadness, longing, pain of separation and one-sided love. Jagjit Singh has left behind a beautiful legacy of mesmerizing songs which shall be cherished by millions of listeners for a long time to come. *** Read the full article

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Khayyam with wife Jagjit Kaur and director Muzaffar Ali

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nankana sahib: Tension brews between Sikhs and Muslims of Nankana Sahib following land dispute | India News

nankana sahib: Tension brews between Sikhs and Muslims of Nankana Sahib following land dispute | India News

AMRITSAR: Nearly two years after the attack on Gurdwara Nankana Sahib, birthplace of Sikh’s first master Guru Nanak Dev, in Pakistan, tension once again brewed between a local group of Sikhs and Muslims after as many as three Sikhs were injured in a clash with local Muslim land mafia. The injured include Dilawar Singh, son of the former president of Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee…

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Chithi Na Koi Sandesh Piano Notes For Beginners | Jagjit Singh

Chithi Na Koi Sandesh Piano Notes Is Now Available On NotationsWorld. Hope This Notes Is Useful For You. For More Piano Notes Keep Follow NotationsWorld. Chithi na koi sandesh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Hoo oo ooo oo G4 F#4 E4 F#4 E4 Chithi na koi sandesh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jane wo kaun sa desh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jahan tum chale gaye F#4 F#4  E4 D#4 F#4 F#4  E4 E4   Chithi na koi sandesh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jane wo kaun sa desh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jahan tum chale gaye F#4 F#4  E4 D#4 F#4 F#4  E4 E4   Chithi na koi sandesh E4  E4 B4 B4 B4 B4  C5 B4 A4 B4 A4 Jane wo kaun sa desh A4 E4 E4 A4 A4  A4  D5 B4 A4 G4 Jahan tum chale gaye G4 G4  A4 B4 A4 B4  F#4 F#4 Jahan tum chale gaye B4 A4  B4  F#4 F#4  E4 E4   Chithi na koi sandesh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jane wo kaun sa desh E4 D#4 D#4 E4 E4 E4 E4  F#4 G4 F#4   Jahan tum chale gaye F#4 F#4  E4 D#4 F#4 F#4  E4 E4   Also Read This :- - Meri Aashiqui (Jubin Nautiyal) Piano Notes For Beginners - Kaun Tujhe (M.S. Dhoni The Untold Story) Piano Notes For Beginners - Gal Karke (Asees Kaur) Piano Notes For Beginners - Siya Ke Ram (Theme Tune) Piano Notes For Beginners - Saari Ki Saari 2.0 (Darshan Raval) Piano Notes For Beginners Read the full article

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Want to leave country, says family members of converted Sikh girl Jagjit Kaur in Pakistan | World News

Want to leave country, says family members of converted Sikh girl Jagjit Kaur in Pakistan | World News

Jammu: Nine family members of converted Sikh girl Jagjit Kaur from Nankana Sahib in Pakistan have written to authorities asking them to make a passport for them as they want to leave Pakistan. A letter written to DCO Nankana Sahib read, “Please be kind to us to hand over Jagjit Kaur to us” or “have our passports made so, that we can live a dignified and safe life in another country”.

A court…

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Kidnapped Sikh woman forced to marry Muslim in Pakistan

Kidnapped Sikh woman forced to marry Muslim in Pakistan

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Jagjit Kaur is the daughter of a granthi at Nankana Sahib, the birthplace of Sikh Guru Nanak Dev in Pakistan. Woman was send to Moh Ehsan and asked to stay with him. She is ye to return to India. Lahore High Court agreed that woman is not juvenile. 

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मुस्लिम कट्टरपंथियों ने पाकिस्तान के ननकाना साहिब गुरुद्वारे पर हमला किया, कई सिख श्रद्धालु फंसे

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Umrao Jaan (1981) dir. Muzaffar Ali

“Kahe Ko Byahi Bides”

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Showbiz round-up with Delhi Times | Hindi Movie News - Bollywood - Times of India

Showbiz round-up with Delhi Times | Hindi Movie News – Bollywood – Times of India

Showbiz round-up with Delhi Times Source link

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Lyrics Naache Ang Ve

Lyrics Naache Ang Ve

Lyrics in English | Naache Ang Ve | Heer Ranjha (1970) | Shamshad Begum, Jagjit Kaur | Raaj Kumar Naache Ang VeChhalke Rang VeNaache Ang WeChhalke Rang VeLaayega Mera DewarAa HaGore Gaal WaaliShaawaLambe Baal WaaliOye HoyeBaanki Chaal WaaliHayeNaache Ang VeChhalke Rang VeHoye………….. Antakshari Songs from “N” Naache Ang WeChhalke Rang VeLaayega Mera DewarHa HaGore Gaal WaaliShaawaLambe Baal…

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Tum apna ranj-O-gham

Apni pareshaani mujhey de do

Give me all your sorrow and grief

Give it to me your troubles.

Tumhein gham kii kasam

Is dil ki viiraani mujhey de do

I swear on your worries

Pass on to me loneliness of your heart.

Yeh mana Main kisi qabil nahiN huN in nigahoN meiN

I know I have no worth in your eyes,

Bura kya hai agar; Ye dukh Ye heiraani mujhey de do

It won’t be bad if you share with me your grief and anguish.

Main deikhuN to sahii; duniya tumheiN kaisey satati hai

Let me see how this world teases you,

Koi Din Ke Liye Apani Nigahbani Mujhe De Do

For a few days, give yourself into my safekeeping.

Woh dil jo MaiN ne manga thaa magar, ghairon ne paya tha

The heart which I begged, but some other got it,

Badi shae hai agar, us ki pashemani mujhe de do

It would be a great gift for me if you could give its anxiety.

- Sahir Ludhianvi

( This beautiful and haunting song was created by Khayyam and his wife Jagjit Kaur sung in her inimitable voice. Khayyam sahab had said that even if Jagjit Kaur did not sing another song, this song would keep her alive for ever. Born in an affluent Punjabi Zamindar family, Jagjit must have had a number of wealthy suitors, but she chose a struggling musician Khayyam to marry. When you hear the songs the two created together, you feel the pairing must have been made in the heaven.)

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INDIES TOP 536 BOLLYWOOD SINGERS OF ALL TIME !

"Acting is in btwn lines, Singing is in btwn Words"

Hereby presenting the much awaited Indies All-Time Greatest Bollywood Singers compile !

Most in Top 10 with a song collection in the ten thousands to several thousands range each, thru the eras, barring a few of pre-independence yore.

Thus hitting upon the perfect mix of substance, style, old traditional classical, semi-traditional transitional, & new world razmatazz !

To posterity & beyond !

LATA MANGESHKAR & 1. KUNDAN LAL SAIGAL - JOINT NO. 1 !

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MOHAMMAD RAFI 

KISHORE KUMAR

MUKESH

MANNA DEY

ASHA BHOSLE

SUMAN KALYANPUR

SHAMSHAD BEGUM

TALAT MEHMOOD

HEMANT KUMAR

MAHENDRA KAPOOR

SULAKSHANA PANDIT

ZOHRABAI AMBALAWALI

REWA SHANKAR

HEMALATA 

NOORJEHAN 

JAGJIT SINGH

SALMA AGHA

S.JANAKI

CHITHRA 

SURESH WADKAR

VINODINI DIXIT

KANAN DEVI

BHUPEN HAZARIKA

MANHAR UDHAS

RAFIQ GHAZNAVI

DHANIRAM 

NASEEM AKHTAR

SADHANA SARGAM

ASHIQ HUSSAIN 

SUBIR SEN 

ANWAR 

MADAN MAHENDRA 

ANUPAMA DESHPANDE

HARIHARAN 

SUDHA MALHOTRA 

PARUL GHOSH 

BINAPANI MUKHERJEE 

KHURSHEED 

AARTI MUKHERJEE

BINOTA CHAKRABORTY 

RUNA LAILA

MAYA DEVI

GHULAM ALI

TARABAI 

GYAN DUTT

IMDAD HUSSAIN 

MASTER MADAN 

TALAT AZIZ 

SUJATHA MOHAN

FRENI

PRAMODINI DESAI 

RAMDULARI

RATIKUMAR VYAS

KAUSHALYA 

SHAILESH MUKHERJEE

POORNIMA 

ANURADHA SRIRAM 

SUNEETA RAO 

BHUPENDRA SINGH 

KAMALA JHARIA

MOHAN ADVANI

MAYA BANERJEE 

KAUMUDI MUNSHI 

CHANDRANI MUKHERJEE 

UMA SHASHI 

R.P. SHARMA 

RADHA 

USHA MANGESHKAR

ANDREW KISHORE

JASPAL SINGH 

S.P. BALASUBRAMANIAM 

NAZIA HASSAN

SULOCHANA KADAM

ZEENAT BEGUM 

ROBIN MAJUMDAR 

SAROJ BORKAR 

AMIRBAI KARNATAKI 

TOCHI 

SRIMATI GHOSH 

BAPPI LAHIRI 

SANDHYA MUKHERJEE

SARASWATI RANE 

SHANTI DEVI

RADHARANI 

MADHAV KALE 

MADHUBALA JHAVERI 

MADHURA SHANTARAM 

LALITA DEULKAR 

JUTHIKA ROY

VANMALA

MASUD PARVEZ

NITIN MUKESH 

WAHIDAN BAI

SHYAMA HEMADY 

PUSHPA PAGDHARE 

MOHD FAROOQUI 

JIKKI 

YASHWANT BHATT

PANKAJ MULLICK

SUHASINI KOLHAPURE

RENUKA DEVI 

AMAR 

ASHOK KUMAR

MASTER MOHAMMAD

CHITALKAR 

BALWANT SINGH

SUSHEELA RANI 

RANU MUKHERJEE

DWIJEN MUKHERJEE

BELA MUKHERJEE

H. FARUQUI

K.C. DEY 

RAMYA IYER

MASTER VASANT

MISTER SHEIKH 

FIDA HUSSAIN

KALYANI DAS 

SUMATI

SUHAS 

SUNANDA KAMAT 

SNEHPRABHA PRADHAN

MISS KALYANI

PUTUL CHATTERJEE 

NAZIRA

RAVINDRA SATHE

MUMTAZ

NALINI MULGANVKAR

RAM PUNJWANI

SUMAN PUROHIT

PARO DEVI 

MADHUSUDAN

NARGIS BANO 

SUNILA DAS GUPTA

SUPRAVA SARKAR 

P.B.SRINIVAS 

VIMAL SARDESAI

RAJ KAPOOR

MUNIR ALAM 

KAMAL DAS 

MOHANA 

RATNA MALKANI

SRINATH TRIPATHI

LEELA MEHTA 

SURINDER KAUR 

DEEDAR PARDESI 

QADIR FAREEDI

MISS GULAB

INDIRA MANCHANDA

BRIJMALA 

VASANTI M.

M. SHARIF QAWWAL 

CHANCHAL KUMARI

SNEHAL BHATKAR

SANTRAM

SHYAM SUNDAR 

SHYAM KUMAR

KANTI LAL 

CHANDRASHEKHAR GADGIL 

ANIKA RIZVI 

RAJNI

KARAN DEWAN 

BHARTI

SHAMIM 

ABU BAKAR

AFZAL HUSSAIN 

GAUHAR SULTANA 

BALAKRAM 

SHYAMA SHARMA

CHAUBEY MAHARAJ

SHRADDHA PANDIT 

KAMLA SISTA 

SARDAR AKHTAR

MASTER GOPAL

DILRAJ KAUR 

SARDAR MANSUR 

TARABAI LUCKNAWI

S.L.PURI 

DHUMI KHAN 

BECHU DUTT 

ANIMA DASGUPTA

BIMLA KUMARI 

AMROZIYA BEGUM

NARAYAN

SHANTI SHARMA

PADMA DEVI 

PANDIT WAMANRAO 

KAMAL DASGUPTA

SUPRAVA GHOSH 

MISS IQBAL

HASHMAT 

MEERA

SHYAMLAL MITRA 

GOHAR MAMAJWALA

RAMA SHUKUL

SITARA DEVI 

BHOLA SHRESHTA

ISHWARLAL

MEEENAKSHI 

BEGUM AKHTAR

GIRISH

JAGMOHAN 

SABITA BANERJEE

PANDIT KRISHNARAO CHONKAR

RAJKUMARI

NASEEM AKHTAR

RAM SAIGAL

BEENA KUMARI

GOVIND GOPAL 

MASTER SONIK

SRINIVAS 

FEROZA BEGUM

KUSUM MANTRI

KARIMDAD KHAN

MUMTAZ ALI 

SHANTA THAKUR 

SATYA CHOWDHURY 

HAMIDA BANO

BABY ALKA 

USHA TIMOTHY 

RAMA DEVI 

SHOBHA BADRINATH 

BADRINATH VYAS

RAMCHANDRA PAL

P KRISHNA GOYAL

BIBBO

KAMAL BAROT

GANDHARI 

PRATAP 

LEELA CHITNIS

LEELA CHANDRAGIRI 

RAFIQ AHMED

VISHNUPANT PAGNIS 

PANDIT JASRAJ 

MISS KAMLA

ILA ARUN 

MEENA MANGESHKAR

NEENU MAJUMDAR

RASHIDA KHATOON

K. SUNDARAMMA 

RANIBALA 

MISS MOTI

PATANJAL

NARENDRA CHANCHAL 

ANJALI DEVI

MOLINA DEVI 

SHAMO 

SHARDA 

PADMA BANERJEE 

A.R.OJHA 

ARUN 

VEENA KUMARI

PRITAM 

VIJAY BENEDICT

SITARABAI KANPURI 

YASHWANT BALAKRISHNA JOSHI

RAMOLA 

SATISH BATRA 

RADHARANI BOMBAYWALI 

ANGUR BALA

BELA SAVER 

MISS ROSE 

C.S. RAGI

SUPRITI GHOSH 

KHAYYAM 

HUSN BANU 

AKBAR KHAN DURRANI PESHAWARI

MALKA AMIR JAAN

USTAD AMIR KHAN

ANURADHA 

ANEES KHATOON

MASTER AVINASH

MUKHTAR BEGUM 

REHMAT BANO 

ARUN KUMAR 

SATISH 

ARUN KUMAR MUKHERJI

REHMAT BAI 

HEERA KUMARI 

GEETA DUTT

MENKA BAI

KISHORE SAHU

PARSHURAM

IQBAL BIBI

VATSALA KUMTHEKAR

ZUBEIDA KHANUM

VIJAY KUMAR

BABY VIMAL

LAXMI ROY 

JAGJIT KAUR 

RAJA GUL

NOOR MOHD CHARLIE

KRISHNA KALLE 

JATIN PANDIT 

ASHIMA BANERJEE 

INDUBALA DEVI

APARESH LAHIRI

SUSHIL SAHU

SHAKTI T 

AZIZ NAZAN

RAJAN-SAJAN

SAPAN CHAKRABORTY

PANDYA

JANI BABU

PREMPAL 

GHULAM MOHAMMED 

BULO C. RANI

BHUSHAN MEHTA

LAXMI SHANKAR

KUSUM MANTRI

PANKAJ UDHAS

K.P.SEN 

MUKHERJEE

SURAIYA

JAMUNA RANI 

JAYWANT KULKARNI

MEENAKSHI SHIRODKAR 

RAVINDRA JAIN

ANIL BISWAS

KUSUM MANTRI

AMIT KUMAR

USHA KHANNA

SHAILENDRA SINGH

ANAND KUMAR

C. PAPON

M.G. SHREEKUMAR

VISHNILAL

SURESH (chal chal re naujawan)

MUMTAZ BEGUM 

SARLA DEVI 

VIDYANATH SETH

G.M.DURRANI 

PUSHPA HANS

LALITA RAO

RAMOLA

FAKIR MOHAMMED 

NALINI JAYWANT

YUSUF EFENDI 

PARVATI KHAN 

S.D. BATISH

S. BALBIR 

MEENA KAPOOR 

B.N.BALI 

SALMA 

KANTA KUMARI

ARUN BAKSHI

SAPNA MUKHERJEE 

P.BHANUMATI 

SHANKAR DASGUPTA

DILSHAD BEGUM

UMRAO ZIA 

S.N.TRIPATHI 

MINU PURUSHOTTAM

PINAKIN SHAH

ISHU 

ASHA POSLEY

GULSHAN SOOFI

SHANTI KUMAR DESAI

JAHANARA KAJJAN 

SONA CHATTERJEE

BHIMSEN JOSHI

ISMAIL AZAD QAWWAL

IQBAL SIDDIQUI 

HARISH BHARDWAJ

NIRMALA DEVI 

MARUTI RAO

DILSHAD BEGUM

CHITRAGUPT

RAM MARATHE

PARESH BANERJEE 

USHA BALSAWAR

SHAUKAT 

MANAS MUKHERJEE

SUNDARA BAI 

AFZAL LAHORI 

VITTHAL

MANSOOR 

SAVITA 

PEENAZ MASANI

LAISH RAM MEMA

BHARAT VYAS

SHEELA SHIRODKAR

SHEELA 

GOHAR MAMAJIWALA

MOHANTARA

LEELA SAWANT 

MANJU

RAM PYARI

SAGARIKA MUKHERJEE

KRISHNA GANGULY

SHARDA GANGULY

SHANKAR - SHAMBHU 

RAZIA BEGUM

SIDDHESHWAR MUKHERJEE

DEV KUMAR 

IKHLAQ AHMED

KESARI

SHEELA MITRA

AMRITLAL 

YAKUB 

KUMAR (jeevan naiyya, 1946)

USTAD AMANAT ALI 

FIROZE DASTUR 

PARVEZ KAPADIA

SUDHIR PHADKE 

SHANTA KUNWAR

MUNAWWAR SULTANA

UTPALA SEN

MITHU MIYAN

SHABNAM 

VASANTRAO DESHPANDE

SHOBHA JOSHI

ASHIMA BANERJEE

GHULAM HAIDER

IRA NIGAM

MENKA

SUNDAR

ROHINI ROY

SHYAMA BAI 

PEARU MASTER 

MASTER DEEN 

AHINDRA CHOUDHARY

SUMATI TRILOKEKAR

K. DEEP

SHAMINDER 

VANMALA 

SHEETAL GHOSH

LALITA PARULKAR

UMAKANT 

MRINAL GHOSH

SADHANA BOSE

NEENA B.S.

B.S.NANAJI 

SHANTA APTE

LEELA WARSI

AKHTARIBAI FAIZABADI

MANIK VERMA

S. MOHINDER 

MANMOHAN SINGH

ZAHOOR RAJA 

SURESH RAJVANSHI

POORNA SETH

BABY TARA

MUBARAK BEGUM

T.A.MOTI 

ZAWAR HUSSAIN

ANIMA GHOSH

AMBAR KUMAR

ERUCH TARAPORE

NARESH BHATTACHARYA

SUDHA KARMASE

NARAIN DUTT

RATTANBAI 

SURINDER KOHLI 

MIR ALI 

BANDE HASAN QAWWAL

VINOD

MINAAL WAGH

SHARMA 

NIAMAT ALI

RANGNATH JADHAV QAWWAL

SAROJ WELINGKAR

G.M.SAJAN 

GOVIND KURWALIKAR 

MALA BEGUM

MINATI SARKAR

MOTI 

MALTI PANDEY

SHEIKH ADAM

CHAUDHARY 

SADAT KHAN

SUNIL KUMAR

SHRIDHAR PARSEKAR

KRISHNA RAO

HEERA SAWANT

VIMAL VAKADE

ASHITA BOSE

HARIMATI 

AZIZ HINDI

MEENA KUMARI

AGHA

FAIZBAI

PROTIMA DASGUPTA

RAMESH GUPTA

JAYASHREE

VASANT DESAI

MOTILAL

SURESH BABU MANE

SARDAR MANSOOR

MAZHAR KHAN

MULIA

PATGAONKAR

POPATLAL

DURGESH KUMARI

SABITA DEVI

N. M. ADHIKARI

BABY SUMAN

HARISH

LEELA DESAI

JYOTI

SHANTA HUBLIKAR

SHAHU MODAK

DURGA KHOTE

NASEEM BANU

SARITA DEVI

WAHEEDAN BAI

MADHURI

ASHRAF KHAN

VIMLA

SHARDA PANDIT (eg baghban 1938)

E.G.PADGAONKAR

SADIQ ALI

AHMED DILAWAR

ALAUDDIN NAVEED

RENU

MEENAKSHI

REKHA MALLICK

BINOTA BOSE

MAJI

SARITA KHARWAL

RANJANA

BABY SHAKUNTALA

SHAUKAT ALI

BABY ANU

KAVI PRADEEP

SUNITA DEVI

SARASWATI DEVI

CHANDRAPRABHA

MASTER NISSAR

ZILLOO

.LALLUBHAI NAYAK

P.F.PITHAWALA

RANJIT RAI

SUSHILA

PREM ADIB