Regards
Sukesh
wHICH cHANNAL ?
TIMES NOW TV - the news channel.
It just got over. Was busy watching. It was a 60 minute programme.
You can watch it tomorrow, if you missed it today.
Regards
Sukesh
Thanks ....saw the programme.
Nice to watch jaikishan's wife and daughter in that programme.
However, sharda should have been featured.
Hope somebody would upload it to the YouTube.
I doubt that will happen (the channel would not permit it). None of
the earlier programmes in the Total Recall series are available on YT
or even on their own web site.
It was a very ordinary programme. Half the programme focused on Raj
Kapoor and Shammi Kapoor's films. The fact is that a very large amount
of their best creative work was not associated with either of them.
Perhaps, no good expert advice was given to them.
Nothing about films like Seema, Halaku, Love Marriage, Main Nashe Mein
Hoon, Mayur Pankh, New Delhi, Basant Bahar (just a few seconds of
visual and sound), Kathputli, Daag, Nagina, Chhoti Bahen, Amrapali and
Shararat. Even some 70s films with excellent music like Sanyasi and Do
Jhoot were totally ignored. No mention of some outstanding individual
songs from other films. They should have devoted less time allotted to
the Kapoor brothers.
No mention about the great contribution of Sebastian and Dattaram.
Some passing references to Hasrat Jaipuri and Shailendra.
The only redeeming feature is that Shankar Jaikishan were actually
included in their Total Recall series.
Regards
Sukesh
"Excellent" music? I am curious to know which song(s) from either film
led to your use of this adjective. The songs that I can recall from
these films (chal sanyaasii mandir me.n, karm kiye jaa, chhatrii na
khol) qualify - IMO, of course - for adjectives at the other end of
the spectrum.
Warm regards,
Abhay
Do Jhoot - chalo bhool jaaye.n - Lata + Kishore for one.
Sanyasi - chal sanyaasii mandir mei.n
Pasand apni apani khayaal apnaa apnaa
Regards
Sukesh
You forgot "sun bal brahmachaarii, mai.n huu.N kanyaa ku.Nvaarii"
The plaintive "merii maa.N mujhe bachaa lo" is one part of Sanyasi's
music that I most identify with.
Vijay
Ouch! Did you *have* to remind me of it? :(
> The plaintive "merii maa.N mujhe bachaa lo" is one part of Sanyasi's
> music that I most identify with.
LOL!
Warm regards,
Abhay
Again on NDTV India, Vinod Dua generally telecasts a song from the 50s/
60s (around 8-20 PM) in his programme 'Vinod Dua Live' Mondays to
Thursdays.
Regards
Sukesh
Today at 8 PM, the Total Recall series features Naushad Ali.
Perhaps also tomorrow at 2 PM and 10 PM
Regards
Sukesh
Again, hope somebody would upload them to the youtube. somebody did
upload the rafi tribute:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8khQGtF8MmM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLdzJuHQMQM&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqE0dmvuwos&feature=related
I have requested the uploader to upload the recent tributes.
[a rare rafi-bhupen hazarika duet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoYGQ0K-ST0
]
Thanks much Karim Saheb for the link.
A pretty crisp format except for the oft repeated figure of '26000'
songs.
Regards,
Irfan
Yes, but you really really missed Lal Patthar - that had excellent
music by Shankar Jaikishan and it's a 70s movie. There is another
movie which had good music by SJ in the 70s - the name eludes me, but
it had a nice Asha solo "ab hone lagi hai raat jawaan". This song won
her a filmfare award in 1972 and it is also included in the HMV
Legends collection of 85 songs by Asha.
Naina (1973)
Regards
Sukesh
Regards
Sukesh