By: Ritika Gupta
NAGPUR: Amateur singers belted out hits from the golden technology of music at a programme titled ‘Dil Hi Toh Hai’ at Mor Bhavan, Sitabuldi, on Wednesday.
Organized by way of Sur Sargam, the display commenced with Dhanraj Raut singing ‘Shirdi waale Saibaba’ which made the target market take a seat up with pleasure and sing in conjunction with him.
A sentimental ‘Aapki nazaron ne samjha’ used to be introduced by way of Vandana Umredkar. Sanjay Mire’s ‘Gulabi aankhein’, pepped with energetic dance strikes, used to be as much a pride to look at as it used to be to hear. ‘Khwab ho tum ya koi haqeeqat’, carried out by way of Shrikant Sagre, used to be a peek into the past, with the target market becoming a member of in chorus of the famous Kishore Kumar song.
Sharma’s ‘Aaj purani raho se’ were given a requirement for encore as he dazzled with his captivating voice.
Ashok Bagul’s ‘Badan pe sitare’ used to be a area favourite, flowing with beats and gusto. Krishna Kapoor gave life to two hits of yesteryear’s ‘Mujhe kisi se pyar ho gaya’ and ‘Jawaan hain mohabbat’ in her melodious voice.
Guest performer Arun Ojharkar carried out ‘Ek hasi shaam ko’ with finesse whilst Jairaj Markad sang ‘Laakhon hai yaha dilwale’.
Duets have been also a part of the display with Sujata Patil and Vivek Joshi performing romantic song ‘Isharo isharo major’. Ramesh Chaule and Mire introduced the house with their performance of ‘Saat ajube iss duniya ke’.
Raut and Shakil Qureshi took the evening home with their cover of ‘Yamma yamma’. The song, which is definitely one of the most energetic Bollywood numbers, used to be a perfect finishing to a full of life and musical evening.
Around 30 songs have been carried out to the pride of the target market.
Praful Shah and Surendra Sharma have been organizers of the display.
NAGPUR: Amateur singers belted out hits from the golden technology of music at a programme titled ‘Dil Hi Toh Hai’ at Mor Bhavan, Sitabuldi, on Wednesday.
Organized by way of Sur Sargam, the display commenced with Dhanraj Raut singing ‘Shirdi waale Saibaba’ which made the target market take a seat up with pleasure and sing in conjunction with him.
A sentimental ‘Aapki nazaron ne samjha’ used to be introduced by way of Vandana Umredkar. Sanjay Mire’s ‘Gulabi aankhein’, pepped with energetic dance strikes, used to be as much a pride to look at as it used to be to hear. ‘Khwab ho tum ya koi haqeeqat’, carried out by way of Shrikant Sagre, used to be a peek into the past, with the target market becoming a member of in chorus of the famous Kishore Kumar song.
Sharma’s ‘Aaj purani raho se’ were given a requirement for encore as he dazzled with his captivating voice.
Ashok Bagul’s ‘Badan pe sitare’ used to be a area favourite, flowing with beats and gusto. Krishna Kapoor gave life to two hits of yesteryear’s ‘Mujhe kisi se pyar ho gaya’ and ‘Jawaan hain mohabbat’ in her melodious voice.
Guest performer Arun Ojharkar carried out ‘Ek hasi shaam ko’ with finesse whilst Jairaj Markad sang ‘Laakhon hai yaha dilwale’.
Duets have been also a part of the display with Sujata Patil and Vivek Joshi performing romantic song ‘Isharo isharo major’. Ramesh Chaule and Mire introduced the house with their performance of ‘Saat ajube iss duniya ke’.
Raut and Shakil Qureshi took the evening home with their cover of ‘Yamma yamma’. The song, which is definitely one of the most energetic Bollywood numbers, used to be a perfect finishing to a full of life and musical evening.
Around 30 songs have been carried out to the pride of the target market.
Praful Shah and Surendra Sharma have been organizers of the display.
Amateur singers take trip down memory lane with ‘Dil Hi Toh Hai’
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Reviewed by Kailash
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November 30, 2018
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