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Bhupen Hazarika: Sydney Concert Bhupen Hazarika's Sydney concert has been postponed.
More info about his Sydney concert will be announced by Banglar Mukh later. Banglar Mukh is a Bangladeshi TV channel that broadcasts on Channel 31 in the Sydney metropolitan area on Sundays between 3pm and 4pm.
More on This is going to be Hazarika's first concert in Australia. Here are the details of the concert: Organised by: Banglar Mukh TV Channel
Date & time: to be declared later
Venue: Hills Centre, Castle Hill, NSW For more information, please contact:

Mosharraf Hossain : 0416 021 083 Dr Manzoor Hamid Kachi : 02-9618 3194
• Rafiqul Hasan : 0412 756 703

More on Banglar Mukh: Bengali language and culture are embedded in our hearts. They endow us with the impulse and the inspiration to exist, and be what we are. It is therefore the obligation of every Bengali to preserve and protect them. The responsibility of bequeathing our language and culture to subsequent generations is also ours. It is this sense of duty and commitment that encouraged a group of culture-conscious Bangladeshis in 1999 to launch in Sydney the first and only Bengali television program - 'Banglar Mukh'. Banglar Mukh is a non-political, non-communal and not-for-profit organization. Since its commencement five years ago, our program has been in the airwaves of Sydney on Channel 31 regularly every Sunday afternoon at 3 pm showcasing our creative efforts and also presenting recorded programs from Bangladesh. Apart from this TV presence, we have also organized many successful programs for your entertainment. Notable among these were the solo live performance by singer Kanak Chapa in 2000, a show presented by the 20-member cultural delegation of the Bangladesh government in 2001 and above all we ware privileged and honoured to present the living musical legend of the sub-continent, Runa Laila, along with film celebrity, Alamgir in the magnificent Opera House of Sydney. Together they have put on a musical extravaganza especially created to keep all audiences spellbound throughout the evening inside the Sydney Opera House, a masterpiece in its own right. It will not be out of place to mention that Banglar Mukh is the only Bangladeshi organization to organize a program in the Opera House and we are indeed proud of that. We sincerely believe that with your continued support and cooperation, we shall be able to successfully initiate and implement several programs planned for the future and be able to effectively project our rich language and cultural heritage to the world. We are also always committed towards the search for new talents here in Sydney and helping them realize their potential. So, if you or your children are keen to participate in any of our programs, please get in touch with us.

We now have great pleasure in presenting next year - on a yet to be disclosed date in 2005 - in another magnificent venue of Sydney, The Hills Centre in Sydney's West -- the legendary and the last of the great mass singers and the only great ballad singer alive in India Dr Bhupen Hazarika and his team.

thanx juggy e 4 this post too...

Mahakash, Mahasagar Aru Bhupen Hazarika
Posted on Saturday 05 February @ 18:06:23
"Mahakash, Mahasagar Aru Bhupen Hazarika", a recent release, a book on critical analysis of music and lyrics of Bhupen Hazarika and his contribution to the world of music with beautiful illustrations & rare photographs.

"Mahakash, Mahasagar Aru Bhupen Hazarika", most sought after book on Bhupen Hazarika, authored by Hiranya Kumar Das, Civil Servant Officer, was recently released by Gyanpith awardee Dr. Indira Goswami at the Civil Services' Officers Institute, New Delhi. Noted Assamese writer, columnist and artist Shri Ratna Ojha graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour and presented a very analytical speech on various aspects of Bhupen Hazarika, selected memoirs of his close association with Hazarika, specially during 60s and 70s.

It is a book on critical analysis of music and lyrics of Bhupen Hazarika and his contribution to the world of music with beautiful illustrations & rare photographs

"Mahakash, Mahasagar Aru Bhupen Hazarika", contains 23 chapters covering various aspects of multifaceted genius as a poet, writer, journalist, film maker, singer, composer and cultural ambassador of Assam to the world. A chapter on his contribution to Bengali music & cinema is a special highlight of the book.

The author has beautifully presented diverse aspects of the immortal music created by the doyen of Assamese music. It took the author about ten years in collecting, compiling and designing the book. A must possession for all.

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Bhupen Hazarika

BHUPEN HAZARIKA is the multi-faceted genius from Assam, winner of many an award, including the 1992 Dadasaheb Phalke Award for outstanding contribution to Indian cinema, particularly through his folk songs.

A distinguished poet, singer, music composer, teacher, journalist and author, Bhupen Hazarika began his film career in 1939, when he appeared as a child artiste. He was in Delhi in 1993 to receive the prestigious National Award from the President and it was during this visit that I managed to meet him and prepare his sketch. A personality to reckon with, meeting Bhupen Hazarika was no problem. In fact, it was a delight to see him in his cap. A sketch of his was got ready as he was meeting mediapersons and answering their questions. He was extremely happy to see his picture and he promptly affixed his signature over it.

Jo bhi Saregamapa Ek Main Aur Ek Tu ki saat koi Assam (or east Side) person ki jodi hoya gayi nah..toh uski life bungayee

Originally posted by: SmarterDesiKid

Jo bhi Saregamapa Ek Main Aur Ek Tu ki saat koi Assam (or east Side) person ki jodi hoya gayi nah..toh uski life bungayee

Thanks

But I really will try to keep it clean I am trying to put up some good information about the legend only do not want make it a war zone for no good reason thanks

Movie Name :	Chingaari
Tagline :	spark of revolution
Year of Release :	2006
Presenter :	Venus Records & Tapes

Producer :

Kalpana Lajmi, Vikas Sahni

Director :

Kalpana Lajmi

Cast :

Mithun Chakraborty, Sushmita Sen, Anuj Sawhney

Music Director :

Aadesh Shrivastava

Lyricist :

Sameer

Story Writer :

Bhupen Hazarika

Action Director :	Bhiku Verma
Synopsis :	Chingaari is a tale of rebellion against the tyranny of a powerful temple priest, played by Mithun Chakraborty. He is a sadist who terrorizes the villagers in the name of religion. Sushmita Sen plays a prostitute working in Ila Arun's brothel. Mithun is attracted towards Sushmita and often comes to visit her. Anuj Saawhney comes to the village as the postman, and develops a soft corner for Sushmita and he rebels against Mithun's tyranny.
Genre :	Drama
Release Date :	17 February 2006

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Bhupen Hazarika The Golden Voice of Assam A Song and its Singer - by Mitra Phukan (August, 2000) Bard of the Brahmaputra - A profile by Sanjay Hazarika The Legend Unplugged - An interview by Subhash K Jha (Screen India) Interview - at Rediff.com Profile - at hindilyrix.com - at Music India Online Assamese Songs - - Markin Kalpataru - Deep Medhi's collection - (with Jayanta Hazarika) - (with Talat Mahmood) - Two immortal songs here Bangla Songs - Bangla Adda - Web Bangla - - Velki.com - EarthMusic.com - BanglaMusic.com Hindi Songs - EarthMusic Network - at Music India Online - Songs from the film Rudaali - Songs from the film Darmiyaan - Songs from the film Gaja Gamini March 1, 2004 Bhupen to face AGP music February 29, 2004 'Bhupenda fell to Hema's level by joining BJP' October 19, 2002 The song of Bhupen Hazarika's life December, 1998 Bhupen Hazarika Sings Paeans to Halycon Political Times Saaz The Complete Bhupen Hazarika Buy his CD at Khazana.com Movie Database on Bhupen Hazarika You can find a video of a collection of Bhupen Hazarika's Assamese folk songs at IGNCA, New Delhi Sangeet Natak Akademy Home Page

o yea..i really like chingaari'z songz...i luv jab jab saiyaan by Himani!!!!

Salil Chowdhury (1922 - 1995), a musical great whose lilting tunes are popular to this day. Manna Dey - one of India's best singers is versatile both in classical and modern Indian music. Ram Kumar Chattopadhyay - one of the musical greats of Bengal. Sandhya Mukherjee - her voice and rendition of songs has earned her the title of "Geetashree". Bhupen Hazarika, originally from Assam, has left a deep impact on Bengali music. Geeta Dutt (1931-1972)- her songs in Bengali and Hindi are still popular. Bhupen Hazarika, originally from Assam, has left a deep impact on Bengali music Bengali music, with its beautiful lyrics and melodious tunes, continued to evolve under greats like Akhilbandhu Ghosh (1920-1988), Dhanonjoy Bhattacharya (1922-1992), Gouriprasanna Majumdar (1924-1986), Hemanta Mukhopadhyaya (1920-1989), Nachiketa Ghosh (1924-1976), Pankaj Kumar Mullick (1905-1978), Pulak Bandopadhyay, Sachin Dev Burman (1906-1975), Salil Chowdhury (1922-1995) and Sudhin Dasgupta (1930-1982). Other famous personalities who have enriched Bengali music by lending their voices, include Aarati Mukherjee, Bhupen Hazarika, Geeta Dutt (1931-1972), Haimanti Shukla, K.L. Saigal (originally from Punjab; died 1947), Manna Dey, Ramkumar Chattopadhyay, Ruma Guhathakurata (who gave Calcutta the Calcutta Youth Choir), Runa Laila (famous singer from Bangladesh), Sandhya Mukhopadhyay, Satinath Mukhopadhyay, Usha Uthup, Utpala Sen, and the queens of Indian music - Asha Bhonsle and Lata Mangeshkar. The combination of R D Burman (1939-1994), Asha Bhonsle and Kishore Kumar (1929-1987) produced some of the best Bengali and Hindi music. Ananda Shankar (* -1999) created a new wave of fusion music which rocked the music world in the seventies. Pictures: Usha Uthup, Kishore Kumar, Rahul Dev Burman and Ananda Shankar.

Lata Mangeshkar - the melody queen of India. She finds mention in the Guiness Book of World Records as the singer with the most records. Asha Bhonsle - part of the Kishore - RD - Asha trio that gave India some of its best popular music. Asha Bhonsle continues to be one of India's top singers. Runa Laila, popular Bangladeshi singer, has spellbound Indians with her beautiful voice. Her Bengali songs are extremely popular in West Bengal.