Comments on: Happy Birthday Rafi Saab & Naushad Saab

By: a r modak/johannesburg/rsa

a r modak/johannesburg/rsa — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 09:56:49 +0000

a silky smoothed voice there will never be………rafisaab”s demise, 30 years on, has left an irreplaceable void in the industry… sonu nigam’s re-creation of rafi’s past numbers is about the only memory lefty of teh crooner..” mujhko mere baad zamaana dhundhe gaa…………..” ———-so aptly sung by him.
what a pity that his son muhammad aziz, who was a close second to his style, did not continue in the same manner.
:koi bhi aur kalaakaar dil ko bahlaataa nahi”

By: varun

varun — Mon, 05 May 2008 15:44:16 +0000

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By: varun

varun — Mon, 05 May 2008 15:43:41 +0000

hello evryone
can u plz send me rafi sahib’s full song- TERE AANE KI AAS HAI DOST …… PLZ PLZ PLZ IT’S URGNT

By: JAVED SAIFI

JAVED SAIFI — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 11:45:37 +0000

MR MOHD RAFI SHAHB,WAS A LEGEND SIGER OF OUR GREAT INDIA.HE BORN 24, DECMEBER, 1924 IN KOTLA SULTAN SINGH AMIRTSIR.IN AGE ONLY 7 HE LREANT HINDUSTANI CLASSICAL MUSIC UNDER THE USTAAD WAHID ALI KHAN AND GHULAM ALI KHAN.RAFI SHAHB STARTED HIS CAREER IN 1944.MUSIC DIRCTER SHAYMSUNDER GAVE THE FIRST BREAKTHREW OF PUNJABI FILM GLU BLOCH.’SONIYE HIRIYE TERI YAAD NE BHAUT STAYA’ WAS THE FIRST SONG OF RAFI SAHAB.THAN HE STARTED HIS BIGGEST AND LONG CAREER.1944 BETWEEN 1980 HE SUNG GREAT SONG FROM US.HIS VOICE CALL A ‘SOULFULL VIOCE’. IN HI CAREER HE SUNG 26,000 SONG.WAS A RECORD IN FILM HISTORY.IN HIS CAREER HE WON THE 6 FILMFARE AWARD.THE FIRST WAS CHODAVI KA CHAND HO .2 TERI PYAARI-2 SOORAT KO KISKI.3 CHAHUGA MAIN THUJE.4 BHARO PHOOL BERSAYO. 5 DIL KE JHROKE ME THUJKO. 6 KYA HUA TERA VAADA. IN 1965 THE PADMASHREE AWERD GIVEN BY PERSIDENT MR ZAKIRHUSAIN.NAUSHAD’ MUSIC SHAKEEL LYRIC AND RAFI SHAHB VOICE GIVEN THE SUPER DUPER SONG FOR US.1960 BETWEEN 1970 WAS A LEGEND YEARS FOR HIM.HIS LAST SONG WAS OF FILM ‘AAS PASS’ .TERE AANE KI AAS HAI DOST SHAYM PHIR KYO UDHAAS HAI DOST.HIS LAST WORD SAID OF LAXMIKANT PYARELAL ‘OK NOW I WILL LIVE’ IN 31 JULY 1980, HE LEFT THIS WORLD.RAFI SHAHB IS NOT WITH US BUT HIS SONG LWAYS WITH OUR HEART.

By: Moosa Hassim South Africa

Moosa Hassim South Africa — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 19:24:10 +0000

I was 4 years old and went with my elder sister to see Junglee in a Talkies in Pretoria South Africa. ever since that day I \am locked in mind and matter on the doings of the team of Rafi saab and Naushad saab.

When the King came here in South Africa and sang in the Film Trust Arena I used to worked 400 Km From there but travelled for the two show which were sung by him.

And on both occassions met his wife and Rafi Saab.

WHAT A SINGER A CALIBRE SECOND TO NONE.

THIS WAS INDIAS GREATEST SON EVER BORN>

Tum bahoot acha funkar heh aur tumarie zindagi bahoot choyi si hogee.

Please reply to my e mail

Moosa Hassim

By: M.Rashid

M.Rashid — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 08:06:47 +0000

no doubt we miss both GREAT Rafi saheb and Naushad saheb. no doubt the songs composed by Naushad saheb and the songs of Rafe saheb have no match even today. What I miss most is that we do not have many video clips of him.I wish he could have lived more years.

may allah keep them in peace

‘tum mujhe u bhula na paoge’

By: Anmol Singh

Anmol Singh — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 07:36:27 +0000

I recall the song “Ye Zindagi Ke Mele Duniya Mein Kam Na Honge, Afsoos Hum Na honge”. Indead today neither Rafi Saab, Naushad and Shakil Saab the one who has penned these incredible lyrics are no more. But their works will be remembered for years to come.

By: Rahamat Ali

Rahamat Ali — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 06:41:02 +0000

To the Rafi FANS all over the globe,

I wished these two legends happy birthday, on their anniversary. Rafi saheb was my singing idol. With all the memories of those great music combination, they leave behind fans from all over the globe.

R. Ali,
Trinidad.

By: Souvik chatterji

Souvik chatterji — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 12:20:51 +0000

Good article,
I wish both Naushad and Rafi had survived for many more years and contributed to the outstanding music they had created. Neither their songs have lost their relevance today nor the films have lost significance.
I have mentioned their contribution in my article in http://stationhollywood.blogspot.com

In fact when Mughal-i-azam got reprinted as a coloured film, I again heard the notable songs composed by Naushad which are still colourful.
Souvik Chatterji.

By: Hussein Sheikh

Hussein Sheikh — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 08:05:18 +0000

rafilover is better