Naushad’s notebook and that woman! –

Naushad’s notebook and that woman! –

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The owner of Bhundu & Co. in Lucknow had no idea that the boy he hired to clean his shop would become a famous figure in india, but even Naushad himself did not think that he would. Will become a top class artist and will be called the ‘Great Musician’ in Bollywood. The full name of this great place in the world of music and music was Naushad Ali. Born on 25 December 1919 in Lucknow. It was the sixth year of Umar when he became so close to Sangeet that this relationship lasted till his last breath. Naushad rendered classical music and folk songs beautifully and the music for his 67 films was ear watering. Musician Naushad lost his eyes forever on May 5, 2006 in Mumbai. He was honored with many awards including Dadasaheb Phalke. You can read many fascinating and unique stories about the life conditions of musician Naushad and the world of art in his biography. Here we are quoting two interesting incidents from this book. He writes: “In those days, I used to be so obsessed with work that I would not be conscious of myself. Every time, every moment, the lyrics of a song would fill my senses. In such a world, I was bigger than myself. Stupidity also happened. I had rented a flat in Dadar, but one day, thinking of a song, I went straight to Parel’s shanty lane. I took off my coat etc. with great satisfaction and lay down on the bed. Eyes. Munde was busy decorating the song when a woman entered the room. She was startled to see me. She asked me in Marathi. “Who are you?” And started running. He came running to the bus stand, caught the bus and reached Dadar’s house. He laughed at his own stupidity when he came home and shuddered at the thought of a woman in someone else’s house. There could also be a very heavy penalty for entering the presence.” This story of Naushad’s biography also reflects his love for his art and his passion for work. He wrote: “At the peak of my work, once I was traveling in a local train. He had a cigarette in one hand and a notebook with songs in the other hand. When the finger started burning due to the cigarette, I consciously threw the cigarette from the moving train, after a few moments I realized that the fingers were still burning, so it was found that instead of the cigarette, the notebook had been thrown from the moving train. Parel was near. Got down at the station and walked along the train track to reach Khar. There I found my notebook lying. I thanked God that the notebook was found because it also contained the song that I was supposed to record the other day. The film journey of this great musician spanned 48 years. In his music, the films Mughal-e-Azam, Anaz, Mela, On, Alan, Anmol Ghari, Anokhi Aada, Mother india, Ganga Jamuna, Pakeeza and Ram Aur Shyam proved to be popular hits. Comments

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Naushad’s notebook and that woman! –

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