Mangalore: 'Yaadon Ki Baarat' Spellbinds Jam-Packed Audience
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS)
Mangalore, Aug 27: 'Yaadon Ki Baarat', a melodious musical evening took a journey for every music lovers with evergreen melodies. The event was held at Town Hall here on Sunday, August 26.
Inaugurating the programme by lighting the lamp, senior journalist Manohar Prasad said that if the lyrics of the yesteryear songs are heard, lifestyle may be changed for a better living. He added that old songs kept the Indian spirit alive.
Melvyn Rodrigues, Director - Operations, daijiworld.com who was the chief guest said that if every word in the lyrics is soulful, then only a song creates a vibrancy in the heart.
The evening was a memorable treat to bollywood music enthusiasts. Songs like 'Churake gaya sapna mere', 'wada karo nahin chodoge tum mere saath', 'zindagi ke safar', 'kabi tho hasay', 'agar tum na hothey', spellbound the jam packed audience.
'Nafrath ki duniya chodke pyar ki duniya mein' was attributed to pay homage to the departed soul of Rajesh Khanna.
After the success of 'Rafi-Kishore Nite' in 2010, and 'Lata Ki Suneheri Yaadein' in 2011, the same artistes - a melodious combination of Anitha, Srikanth Kamath, Mohammed Hanief and Ranjan Das presented 'Yaadon Ki Baarat'.
The musical evening was dedicated to singing legends like Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhonsle, Geeta Dutt, Mohd Rafi, Mukesh, Kishore Kumar, Hemanth Kumar, Manna Dey and others.
Popular musicians from Mangalore and Calicut, led by the famous Pappan, provided the music. Hussain Katipalla, district Rajyotsava Award winner, Sushanth Bhandary were the guests of honour.
The event was compered by Prem Kumar.
Daijiworld.com was the official media partner of the event.
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vanet desouza.Raipur C.G, belman
Sat, Sep 01 2012I just happened to see the video and was very much touched. India is India because of such spirit and people.as such music has no language. Commendable effort!!No language barriers can be there in music!!it is divine.All songs are beautifully sung. even the pronunciation near perfect.
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Madhusudhan Bhat, Mangalore/New Delhi
Wed, Aug 29 2012These type of programmes should happen more often as these golden oldies provide enjoyable,nostalgic past time. In Mumbai, many amateur groups hold such theme, composer/artiste based programmes running into 3 hours non-stop entertainment. All the artistes sit on the dias and sing songs like in a medley. The compere provides interesting nuggets of information behind every such songs.
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HYDER ALI, MANGALORE
Tue, Aug 28 2012They could have chosen much more vibrant, melodious, rhythmic,ie creams of oldies to this evening,still the function was good....Congrats..and best wishes for their upcoming events....
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Jameel Sheikh, Jeppu/Dubai
Tue, Aug 28 2012Supper show well done everybody.What a vioce of Mohd.Rafi.I liked it very much.Hanif sahab.I have not forgotten you when you use to come to gym motimahal.16 yrs back.you did not change you look same.god bless.thanks bye
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Sultan Ahmed, Bajpe/DxB
Mon, Aug 27 2012Congrats "Yaadon Ki Baarat" Team for such wonderful event.Tanx to daiji for the video clip.Hope mangalorens enjoyed the Night.
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LAILA D'SOUZA, KASARGOD/DUBAI
Mon, Aug 27 2012Thanks Daiji for bringing us this by Video clip....I really miss this programme..
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NAGESH PRABHU, MANGALORE /ABUDHABI
Mon, Aug 27 2012Well done Shrikanth, Hanief, Ranjan. Keep the spirit going.It is nice to see my dear friend Manohar prasad on stage. Dear manoharji,could you recollect me? A self service road side shop in carstreet near navabharat Night High School was highlighted and published in the newspaper. I would make it a point to meet you all during my next visit to mangalore in november.
With regards,
Nagesh Prabhu
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sunil das, Mangalore/New Zealand
Mon, Aug 27 2012Congratulations on the successful show, Ranjan,Anita,Hanif,Sreekanth and all musicians showcased their talent. Thanks Daiji for bringing us this by Video clip.
Best Wishes
Sunil
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Silvia, Mangalore
Mon, Aug 27 2012A good program...good arrangements. Keep doing such programs...a time pass for the senior citizens. Thanks.
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R.Bhandarkar., M
Mon, Aug 27 2012Baari Maartaat Disagree
Spirit Nakaa Gee
Kaalen yeh Bishten Taree
Borailyaar Haven Podanh Navee
Vachtaat Naigee Burgyaan Baree
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G R PRABHU, BEJAI ,MANGALORE
Mon, Aug 27 2012Excellent! No words coming out from mouth.I felt that I am still 25 years young.
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A. D'Souza, Kodialbail/UAE
Mon, Aug 27 2012Excellent music especially the Saxophone player. I also liked the singer who sang Mohd Rafi's songs
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felcy pinto, Mallikatta/Mangalore
Mon, Aug 27 2012Hats off to all the singers..Enjoyed the melodious evening.Well done Srikanth organising a great show...You have taken lot of trouble...May God bless you n your family happy n prosperous..Keep up the good work..
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ramkumar, Mangalore/ Isreal
Mon, Aug 27 2012Hai, haneef, Shrikanth, ranjan, anitha, keerthi, papan, noushad, roshan we are proud of u. Its a really good show. manohar prasad words really true, we missed to attend this programme.
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ANIL /LAVEENA & ALBA, MANGALORE/KUWAIT
Mon, Aug 27 2012Hai Anitha & Shrikanth,Its a great achievement.We are proud of u...Really we missed to attend this programme.
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Arun, dubai
Mon, Aug 27 2012Very nice show...mangalore rocks
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Dr. Shankarnarayan, Mangalore/Abu Dhabi
Mon, Aug 27 2012In my younger days in Mangalore there were two famous musical nites. Ashok Charan nites and Rema Roses nites. We use to enjoy the music of these groups. Those days there was no TV. Such musiacal nites were the only entertainment. Somehow we manage to get the tickets. I am happy to see the Yadon ki baarath programme in Daijiworld News.
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R.Bhandarkar., M
Mon, Aug 27 2012'He added that that the old songs kept the 'Indian Spirit' alive.
Yes...
New songs only keep the 'Spirit' alive.
Time I unleashed some songs with the help of some spirits......
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jeevan, mangalore
Mon, Aug 27 2012Good show we need such type of program in mangalore.
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