“She was an artist of extraordinary talent and abilities, and the songs she has left behind in her long career, which she started with AIR in 1947, will continue to enthral music lovers.”

She Still RULES & Inspires Young Generations…An Awesome Combo Of OPN >> SHAMSHAD >> RAFI

May You Live THOUSAND YEARS Of Life..
And Each Year Contain FIFTY THOUSAND Days !!

The Song You Are Searching Is From Qaidi 1957 Sung By Asha Lyricist – Jan Nissar Akhtar Composed By OPN Ji….

kuch to aisi baat kar jalim
dil bahal jaye mera balam
aaj mere paas hai tu
aaj kaisa gham
kuch to aisi baat kar jalim
dil bahal jaye mera balam

ye hawaye ye bahare ye samma
ched bhi de koi rangeen dastan
kal na jane tu kaha ho mai kaha
kal na jane tu kaha ho mai kaha
kuch to aisi baat kar jalim
dil bahal jaye mera balam
aaj mere paas hai tu
aaj kaisa gham
kuch to aisi baat kar jalim
dil bahal jaye mera balam
‘
kuch ada kuch najar se tham le
chupke chupke haye mera naam le
mai uthu to mera daman tham le
mai uthu to mera daman tham le

kuch to aisi baat kar jalim
dil bahal jaye mera balam
aaj mere paas hai tu
aaj kaisa gham
kuch to aisi baat kar jalim
dil bahal jaye mera balam

It says, “Yasmin Khalid Rafi’s Mohammed Rafi: My Abba — A Memoir, translated by Rupa Srikumar and A.K. Srikumar deserves credit for treading the lesser known path. Yasmin, daughter-in-law of Rafi was privy to a lot of personal moments with the legend, having spent close to eight years under the same roof with him in Mumbai. She makes good use of the proximity to give us an insightful account of Rafi’s unique bond with music director O.P. Nayyar. Now, Nayyar did not really get his due in the industry. Even when people tapped their fingers on their tables and dashboards while listening to his songs, the talk almost inevitably veered to his association with Asha Bhonsle, and how he preferred Asha over Lata.

“Yasmin though tells us about his chemistry with Rafi and states, “O.P. Nayyar was the only one in the entire industry with whom Rafi Saheb was really friendly. They both hailed from Lahore and enjoyed each other’s company very much, so much so that their conversation even tended to be laced with invectives.”

“For all those who have grown up as fans of Rafi — as did Yasmin — this could be a bit of an eye opener to the legend’s very human side. Not as well documented as Asha’s rapport with Nayyar, but Rafi sang almost all the songs of Nayyar for around 27 years! Only in a stray case here or there, did others, including Mukesh and Kishore Kumar, get a chance to sing under the baton of Nayyar.”

Those interested in reading the article may visit the URL:-

http://www.thehindu.com/features/metroplus/behind-the-voice/article4174199.ece

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