Google Doodle Celebrating Mohammed Rafi 93rd Birthday
Today is Mohammad Rafi 's 93rd Birth Anniversary, and Google has given place on the doodle named Mohammed Rafi's 93rd Birthday. Mohammed Rafi was one of the most popular singers of his era with his vocals, and equally spectacular. However, God did not give them much time and at the age of 38, he had left the world. Mohammad Rafi was born on December 24, 1924 in Kotla Sultan Singh near Amritsar. His family had moved from Lahore to Amritsar. Rafi's elder brother had a barbershop shop. Rafi spent much time there. But Mohammed Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar have a very funny episode related to the singing that made Tehelka in Hindi cinema. It is mentioned by Yatindra Mishra in his book 'Lata Suragatha'.

When Yatindra asked Lata Mangeshkar about the controversy over royalty from the book, Lata Mangeshkar replied, "... I had proposed that the music companies should pay some of their profits on the sale of their songs in lieu of the songs we sing. Gradually it took the form of a big controversy and most of the Rafi Sahib was in opposition to the fact that when we took the money to sing once and get money on it again What is the meaning of ... though in this battle Mukesh Bhaiya, Manna Dey, Talat Mehmood and Kishore Das were standing in support of this, only Ashaji, Rafi Sahib and some singers were not feeling well. I think that Rafi Sahib There was no proper information about this whole issue and he was a victim of misunderstanding ... And see the result of this, that not only for many years, I did not sing with Rafi Saheb and for Raj Kapoor .... But this is possible due to Burm Dada.
Mohammed Rafi birth anniversary: Remembering his top 5 songs.
1. Kya Hua Tera Wada
Mohammed Rafi won a National Award for this one, and it is easy to see why. Although not the best Rafi song in my opinion, “Kya Hua Tera Wada” is probably his most recognisable song. It perfectly captures the pain of unrequited love and you don’t have to be one to feel the pang – such is the power of Rafi’s voice.
2. Ye Duniya Ye Mahfil
You could listen to this song whole day and will still be left wanting for more. The lyrics by Kaifi Azmi complements Rafi’s voice and so does Raj Kumar’s acting.
3. Yeh Chand Sa Roshan Chehra
Shammi Kapoor was the public face of Mohammed Rafi in those days when singers were recluse. Some of the most popular songs were pictured on Shammi Kapoor and probably the most popular one was “Yeh Chand Sa Roshan Chehra” from Kashmir Ki Kali. Set in the picturesque setting of Dal Lake, the beautiful, soothing song makes you nostalgic about the time when Kashmir was really the heaven.
4. Teri Bindiya Re
This song has one of the best pairings of both actors and singers in the form of Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan and Mohammed Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar. And you can see why this song is as pleasing as it is. Because it reminds you of the time when romance was subtler and sweeter.
5. Gulabi Aankhein Jo Teri
The tempo of this song is very fast, and it reinforces my belief that Rafi was the master of all trades. He could do anything you threw at him and perfectly. The singing prowess of this legendary artist is apparent here and shows Rafi at top of his game.
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Today is Mohammad Rafi 's 93rd Birth Anniversary, and Google has given place on the doodle named Mohammed Rafi's 93rd Birthday. Mohammed Rafi was one of the most popular singers of his era with his vocals, and equally spectacular. However, God did not give them much time and at the age of 38, he had left the world. Mohammad Rafi was born on December 24, 1924 in Kotla Sultan Singh near Amritsar. His family had moved from Lahore to Amritsar. Rafi's elder brother had a barbershop shop. Rafi spent much time there. But Mohammed Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar have a very funny episode related to the singing that made Tehelka in Hindi cinema. It is mentioned by Yatindra Mishra in his book 'Lata Suragatha'.

When Yatindra asked Lata Mangeshkar about the controversy over royalty from the book, Lata Mangeshkar replied, "... I had proposed that the music companies should pay some of their profits on the sale of their songs in lieu of the songs we sing. Gradually it took the form of a big controversy and most of the Rafi Sahib was in opposition to the fact that when we took the money to sing once and get money on it again What is the meaning of ... though in this battle Mukesh Bhaiya, Manna Dey, Talat Mehmood and Kishore Das were standing in support of this, only Ashaji, Rafi Sahib and some singers were not feeling well. I think that Rafi Sahib There was no proper information about this whole issue and he was a victim of misunderstanding ... And see the result of this, that not only for many years, I did not sing with Rafi Saheb and for Raj Kapoor .... But this is possible due to Burm Dada.
Mohammed Rafi birth anniversary: Remembering his top 5 songs.
1. Kya Hua Tera Wada
Mohammed Rafi won a National Award for this one, and it is easy to see why. Although not the best Rafi song in my opinion, “Kya Hua Tera Wada” is probably his most recognisable song. It perfectly captures the pain of unrequited love and you don’t have to be one to feel the pang – such is the power of Rafi’s voice.
2. Ye Duniya Ye Mahfil
You could listen to this song whole day and will still be left wanting for more. The lyrics by Kaifi Azmi complements Rafi’s voice and so does Raj Kumar’s acting.
3. Yeh Chand Sa Roshan Chehra
Shammi Kapoor was the public face of Mohammed Rafi in those days when singers were recluse. Some of the most popular songs were pictured on Shammi Kapoor and probably the most popular one was “Yeh Chand Sa Roshan Chehra” from Kashmir Ki Kali. Set in the picturesque setting of Dal Lake, the beautiful, soothing song makes you nostalgic about the time when Kashmir was really the heaven.
4. Teri Bindiya Re
This song has one of the best pairings of both actors and singers in the form of Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan and Mohammed Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar. And you can see why this song is as pleasing as it is. Because it reminds you of the time when romance was subtler and sweeter.
5. Gulabi Aankhein Jo Teri
The tempo of this song is very fast, and it reinforces my belief that Rafi was the master of all trades. He could do anything you threw at him and perfectly. The singing prowess of this legendary artist is apparent here and shows Rafi at top of his game.
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