Famous Quotes: Kishore Kumar

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Aaliya

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Posted: 17 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: sevak
😆 He did but I guess that's what being genius is all about - think differently & feel differently...

I agree with you on that!

Thanx for sharing. Kishore Kumar will always remain as one of my fave singers. His songs are eternal.

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sevak

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Posted: 17 years ago

#12

i myself enjoyed reading the articles so much that i thought this must be shared with all his fans 😳

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Indradhanush

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Posted: 17 years ago

#13

He he he........that is an extensive but lovely collection, Kishore da was a genius and geniuses aren't born every day. Some of the songs which came in name of SD and RD Burman were actually his creation like kuch to log kahenge, roop tera mastana etc..

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arayq2

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Posted: 17 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: sevak
When he arrived in Bombay in the 1940s, Abhas Kumar Ganguly (the real name) had four idols: K.L. Saigal, Marlon Brando, Boris Karloff and Topol (the star of 'Fiddler on the Roof').

Eh? Marlon Brando didn't appear in movies until the 50's. Chaim Topol was born in 1935 and the original Broadway production of FotR opened in 1964.

Clearly some enthusiastic writer went completely overboard here.

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sevak

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Posted: 17 years ago

#15

Good observation. Actually - even the writers now a days hardly give much thought into what they are writing these days!

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sevak

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Posted: 17 years ago

#16

At least they rememered him on his birthday..

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Indradhanush

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Posted: 17 years ago

#17

He did learn classical on late 70s didn't he...??

But he was uncomfortable with alaap , sargam etc like the one in pag ghunghroo bandh meera nachi thi (Namakhalal) the sargam in first interlude has been done by Manna Dey.

Manna da didn't agree initially during recording of ek chatur naar (padosan) that he will have to loose to Kishore saying this guy is terrible in classical, but agreed later on some how.

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sevak

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Posted: 17 years ago

#18

I didn't know about the 'pag ghunghroo bandh meera nachi thi (Namakhalal)' sargam - are you sure its by Manna Dey?

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Summer3

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Posted: 17 years ago

#19

Most geniuses are often eccentric ; perhaps we sometimes label them so because we do not understand. some like to behave weird to stop others from intruding into their privacy.