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Rafi - Likhe Jo Khat Tujhe
Likhe Jo Khat Tujhe - Rafi
Last few seconds of the songs is messed up.
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Length: 246
Rating: 4.90 (606 ratings)
Tags: Rafi Kaniyadaan Likhe Jo Khat Tujhe coolie guyana
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Jan Pehechan-Ho by Mohammed Rafi
A dance number clip from the 1966 Indian film Gumnaam. The song is "Jan Pehechan-Ho" performed by Bollywood music legend Mohammed Rafi.
Length: 332
Rating: 4.70 (421 ratings)
Tags: indian bollywood 1960's Mohammed Rafi
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MOHD RAFI SAHAB- Last Image-(1980) - Awaz ka Farishta-
31th July 2007 -- 27 th Death Anniversery of Mohammad Rafi, the legendary singer, the incredible MASTER of MASTERS ...
thanx all ppls around the world who realy care of Mohd Rafi sahib-He was the gr8est person on earth--
Always happy and makes others happy
You never ever going to find gr8est person better then Mohd Rafi sahib
His voice is like medicine for your hearts (feelings) and brains (Mentality)
his voice is part of my life..
i cant Leave without his voice
Is ther any song which moods he never sang?
Anyway let me know wat shell i add more bcas I dont hav enough words for Mohd Rafi
my words still not enough .......
If I said som think wrong so plz let me know
His voice medicine for me .......
Length: 90
Rating: 4.90 (139 ratings)
Tags: Last Image mohd rafi asim306 bollywood ever green classic age old is gold legend
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Tribute to Mohammed Rafi sahab
Tribute to the soul of Indian Music: Mohammed Rafi
Length: 623
Rating: 4.90 (129 ratings)
Tags: Courtesy: Azgar Khan (Youtube)
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MOHD RAFI - LIVE - Suhani raat (twice)
Muhammad Rafi was born in Kotla Sultan Singh located near Amritsar in the then undivided Punjab. Mohd Rafi had five older brothers ad his father's name was Hajji Ali Mohammad. Lovingly addressed as "Pheeko" by his family, Rafi started showing his inclination towards music at a very early age when he used to imitate the chants of a wandering beggar in his village. In the year 1935, Rafi's family moved to Lahore. Rafi's love for music was recognized soon by his family and he was encouraged to pursue it further. Thus, Mohamed Rafi went on to seek training in Hindustani classical music from eminent personalities like Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan, Ustad Abdul Wahid Khan, Pundit Jiwanlal Matto and Firoze Nizami.
Rafi's first public performance was at the tender age of 13. One day Rafi along with his brother Hamid went to attend a performance by the renowned K.L. Saigal. But there was a power failure at the venue and the legendary singer refused to sing. When the audience began to lose patience, Rafi's brother Hamid requested the organizer to allow Rafi to keep the audience entertained till the power came back. He was allowed to do so and it turned out to be the correct exposure for him. Among the audience was seated the great composer Shyam Sunder who immediately recognized immense talent and untapped potential in Rafi. He invited Rafi to come to Bombay for a recording. From there on began the journey of the most versatile singer of India.
In the year 1944, Mohammed Rafi recorded his first song under music director Shyam Sunder. It was for a Punjabi movie named Gul Baloch. It was recognized by many and Rafi started to get more and more offers. Rafi also sang songs composed by Naushad for the movie Pehle Aap in the year 1944. He also acted in a couple of movies named Laila Majnu (1945) and Jugnu (1947). Another splendid performance was in the year 1946 when he sang the song "Tera Khilona Toota Balak" of the movie Anmol Ghadi. With the movie Jugnu (1947), Rafi bagged his first major hit. The song "Yahaan Badla Wafa Ka'' with Noor Jehan under Feroze Nizami went on to become a major hit with the public.
His music in the movie Baiju Bawara proved critics wrong and he went on to become one of the most demanded playback singers of that time. The film happened by accident. Talat Mehmood was the first choice for the film. Naushad, the music director caught Talat Mehmood smoking and was very annoyed. He then gave all the songs to Mohammed Rafi and the results were outstanding. In the year 1949, his song named "Suhani Raat Dhal Chuki" of the movie "Dulari" went on to become an anthem of sorts. There was no looking back thereafter and Rafi went on to produce hits after hits. He was the undisputed singer till the 70's.
He was patronized as the voice of the great actor Dev Anand during 1950's and 60's. He became the favorite singer of director O.P. Nayyar and sang many beautiful songs for him. Rafi also produced some of the greatest hits with S.D. Burman, which includes films like Tere Ghar ke Saamne (1957), Pyaasa (1957), Kaagaz Ke Phool (1959), Guide (1965), Aradhana (1969) and Abhimaan (1973). In fact, he even sang a playback number for the great singer Kishore Kumar for the movie Raagini. Apparently, O.P. Nayyar was so fascinated by Rafi's music that he got him to sing "Man Mora Baawara" of this movie. Rafi sang with Asha Bhonsle and Lata Mangeshkar and belted out hits after hits. Rafi became the voice of noted actor Rajendra Kumar and sang many romantic songs for his movies. His boisterous style of singing suited the versatile actor Shammi Kapoor. One could not imagine a reserved and gentle person like Rafi singing the "Yahoo" number. But then, that was Rafi.
During the 1970's, Kishore Kumar came into the limelight with his hits in the movie Aradhana. Rafi's output declined and Kishore Kumar started to overshadow his popularity. However, Rafi's songs were still everyone's favorite and he proved that no matter how many singers come and go, his position would remain undisputed. During mid 70's Rafi made a huge comeback with the movie "Hum Kisi Se Kam Nahi" and won the national award for the song "Kya Hua Tera Waada".
His major hits in the 70's include Amar Akbar Anthony (1977), Sargam (1979) and Karz (1980). The Qawali song "Pardah Hai Pardah" of the movie Amar Akbar Anthony was a superhit. Other hit songs in late 1970s include films like Laila Majnu (1976), Apnapan (1978), Qurbani, Dostana (1980) and The Burning Train (1980). On July 31st, 1980, this great singer went back home early after recording and dies due to a massive heart attack. His funeral procession was one befitting a king. Mohammed Rafi was a legend of legends and shall remain so till eternity
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i copy this info from a site who was close to the MOHD RAFI- i dont remeber that site now- i hope u understand
Length: 465
Rating: 4.90 (160 ratings)
Tags: live suhani raat mohd rafi asim306 bollywood ever green classic age old is gold legend
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Mohammed Rafi Sangam Ye Mera prem patr Hindi song Live AAPI
Mohammed Rafi song Sangam Ye Mera prem patr Yeh Mera Prem Patr NOT Original Hindi song NOT sung by Janab Mohammed Rafi Sung Live at AAPI USA by Unknown singer. Sing Along Janab AlHaj Mohammed Muhammed Mohamed Mohamad Mohummad Rafi Saheb song from Sangam Ye Mera prem patr Hindi song Not sung by Rafi Saheb Live at American association of Physicians from India Annual convention at Philadelphia USA May 2007 Sing Along and enjoy it! Not Karaoke Sing along Music Melody One of Rafi's Most popular Favourite favorite recent reponded viewed liked linked discussed enjoyed beautiful melodious top rated Hindi Songs.May God Bless him ( His Noble soul ). Please leave comment. I like to sing . I hope you do too.Thank You. ( NOT recorded By ME )There is NO intent here to claim Mr Mohammed Rafi's Fame. This is just for fun, You can sing along and have fun too. Ihope you do, instead of criticising an honest attempt at fun. This is not a money-making attempt. If You like to sing too, please contact me, I'd like to join a group of good singers in America,London,Frankfurt,Paris, Dubai,Bangalore, Mysore and Have fun.....
Length: 229
Rating: 4.40 (57 ratings)
Tags: Mohammed Rafi Sangam Ye Mera prem patr Hindi song Live AAPI Sing Along with me!!!!! Farukh Ahmed Khan MD!! Elkins WV USA
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