Comments on: Suhane geet brings you - Lonely Hearts: Koi Hamdam Na Raha

by: binu nair

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 05:06:30 +0000

By range or type you can’ t beat a Mohd Rafi number in this
century…..

So far after 26 years - we all long for a Mohd Rafi….. its difficult
to come by…

So music lovers around the world live with Rafi-Lata numbers….
Some Kishore numbers are no doubt great…

binu nair

by: Monty

Sun, 03 Jun 2007 07:55:00 +0000

Kishore Kumar is next to Rafiji, this you will realize after you pass 40 of your age.

by: Anuj

Tue, 29 May 2007 07:43:59 +0000

Kishore Kumar is the greatest of all singers.

by: Abhisek

Wed, 23 May 2007 04:14:17 +0000

Kishoreda jaisa koi nahin.Sorry to say,Rafi was a quite an average singer.This song is a masterpiece,written and composed by the God,my guru,everyone’s guru Kishoreda.It is based on jhinjhiti raaga.

by: Hussein Sheikh

Thu, 17 May 2007 19:17:37 +0000

Who say KK jaisa koi nahin? Rafi Sahab laajawaab the. Far better than KK.

by: Jyoti

Thu, 17 May 2007 12:03:36 +0000

Whenever I listen this song it make me feel like no one can express the feeling of loneliness like this voice. Everybody has gone through the feeling of loneliness at least once in life & He reminds that feelings in this song. No one could give justice to this song than Kishoreda.
He is truely versatile singer. Kishoreda jaisa koi nahin.

by: vinod nair

Thu, 05 Apr 2007 01:46:06 +0000

The first time I ever cried in my adult life was when I heard that Kishore Kumar died. Even today I well up remembering that. Here is arguably the greatest entertainer that ever lived.

Although I have been a fan of his ever since ‘meri sapnon ki rani…’ registered on my young mind, it is only recently that I have heard some of his rarely heard or played songs and I consider myself fortunate to have been born in that part of the world where I was exposed to his artistry; his singing.

Not to diminish other great artists, but you have to give it to KK for rendering songs of all shades with such immense feeling, be it of joy, love, romance, sadness, solitude, separation, confusion, silliness, drunkenness… the list goes on… His original compositions are so simple in their arrangement, yet so touching in their beauty!

And who can equal his capability to match voices of the actors for whom he sang? That is an incredible talent. You can make out who the actor is by listening to the song! And the most extreme example of this is the duet ‘Aake seedhi lagi dil pe jaise kataria…’ that he sang for Pran and himself as a woman - yes he sang both the male and female part of the song in a single recording! Check it out!

Yes, I am fortunate indeed! Kishore da… thank you for the music! Thank you!

Vinod

by: subhasish sen gupta

Thu, 29 Mar 2007 12:19:34 +0000

I do hereby declare myself as a blind fan of kk. one should go through the book called “kishore kumar-the many faces of a genius” complied by viswash ji (viswash nerurkar). If anyone want to know the details and whereabouts of our beloved kk then one should buy the above named book and go through it once in a while. well, after going through this book and being influenced, i am here to start a biography on our beloved pancham da (rahul dev burman) since an anthology has also been published by viswas ji himself.

by: Messi

Tue, 27 Mar 2007 10:35:27 +0000

Yeah, this song is touchy. Everytime I listen to it, I feel it has some midhas effect.
What a marvelous composition, lyrics and rendition.

Great Kishore and great is his deeds.

by: binu nair

Fri, 16 Mar 2007 18:59:24 +0000

Another gem from KK. The pathos, sensuousness, philosophy laden
lyrics, tuning and the rendition is unsurpassed. Kishore da was
a very serious person from the heart - inspite of his many jocular
actions.

A song he sung for O P Nayyar : Kaajal mera nirala, surma le lo is
another gem from the boisterous genre in which KK marvels. What
a great rendition.