Comments on: Mohammed Rafi – Mujhko Mere Baad Zamana Dhoondega

By: Basavaraj. H. Kurgund

Basavaraj. H. Kurgund — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 09:32:03 +0000

Mohammed Rafi Sahab was the greatest singer India ever produced.

By: Bhumesh sharma

Bhumesh sharma — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 16:15:05 +0000

god represents nature, nature, that is cruel, nature whose style of justice is not yet understood by us,nature, that shows no mercy to the weak and favours only strong.
Mohammed rafi’s voice represents heroism,sainthood, love, faith, respect, and creates hopes of justice that we understand. Mohammed rafi’s voice always brings with it sense of comfort, pleasure and uprightness, all that we admire or like to admire.
I am convinced that Mohammed rafi is the real god, or was sent by god to make us realise that god stands for love, justice and truth.

By: Lalit Bhambhani

Lalit Bhambhani — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 15:01:49 +0000

In Rafi Sahab’s Voice from Film “SHAAYAD” . “Khushboo Hoon Main , Phool Nahin Hoon , Jo Murjhhaunga …… ” . Song picturised on actor Naseerudin Shah . Yes Rafi Sahab is the Khushboo (Scent) in this world which never dies .

from

Lalit Bhambhani ( Atlanta , Georgia USA )

By: Nasreen

Nasreen — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 11:44:59 +0000

Salaam to everyone

Gaurav, the article comes from your heart, so do the comments from all those who have commented. I cannot add anything of substance, just writing so that i can be a small part of the tumultuous crowd of admirers of this great singer. Do you know, I was driving the other day and wanting to listen to some music, i just picked up whatever came in my hand and put it on. It was an old one and the first song that came on was “Jab jab bahaar aaye, aur phool muskuraaye, mujhe tum yaad aaye” the sadness and pain and anguish in the way Rafi Saab sang this song made me feel….well friends, I cannot describe it. I nearly had an accident because I could not concentrate on the road. I had tears in my eyes which I am sure happens to all of us quite often when we hear Rafi Saab does it not?
I have mentioned somewhere before on this site that i am involved with a community radio station and we have programmes on sundays where we play old songs. I have decided to have a “Rafi special” programme on the 26th of this month as the anniversary of his passing is coming up. In an hour long programme, we usually fit in about 10 or maximum 11 songs. I am so excited that I have made a list and already have 20 songs in it. It is so difficult to choose!!

By: Imran Rustam

Imran Rustam — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 05:05:07 +0000

Dear Mr. Gaurav.D.Bijoor,

Very touchy title and article………..

Whenever Rafi Fans think about his departure they feel sad……. But what we can do except remembering and praising him…………..????

He had very loving personality and always smiling face force us to smile.

As per title………..we are still searching him in his songs…….

Regards,
-Imran-

By: Savitaa Garcia

Savitaa Garcia — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 04:58:23 +0000

Little addition genious Mr. Gaurav.D.Bijoor Ji,,what a feeling n balanced with excellent wordings,,really great write up Mr Gaurav!however ur last words

“”"â€œHum dhoondthe hai unko jho milke nahee milte roothe hai naa jaane kyoon mehmaan woh mere dil keâ€
â€ ?”"”"
Rafi sahab answers,,,,,,,,,,

“Main saanson ke har taa`r me chhup raha hoon,,,main dhadkan ke har raag me bas raha hoon,zara dil ki jani`b nigahen jhukao,,,,,,mohabbat me na itna hamko satao…………………….”"”

By: binu nair

binu nair — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:50:27 +0000

Post 16 : Santhosh ji:

yes. I am requesting the producer to do the same. Lets hope its done. good day to you.

binu nair, mumbai rafi foundation

By: Mr Sandeep Nadkarni

Mr Sandeep Nadkarni — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 14:35:14 +0000

Mohammed Rafi indeed had the sheer magic in him which others may not ever posess and the few of such facts are reproduced as follows
Rafi was associated both with father & son duo in many of the songs of the music directors as follows
1) In the film “Punam” Rafi Saab had sung the first song of Anu Mallick recorded on 06/07/1980 and Rafi was also associated with his father Sardar Mallick.
2) He was associated with Roshan Lal Nagrath & son Rajesh Roshan
3) S D Burman & R D Burman
4) Naushad and his son Sameeul Rehman
Rafi was also associated in the very first song of several music directors as follows
1) In the year 1949 Shankar Jaikishans first song in the film “Barsaat” was sung by Rafi titled “Main zindagee mein hardam rota hee rahan hoon”
2) In the year 1950 Madan Mohans first song in the film “Aankhen” was sung by Rafi titled “Hamse nain Milana”
3) In the year 1955 Ravi also recorded his first song from the film “Vachan” in the voice of Rafi titled “Babu ek paisa de”
4) In the year 1958 Kalyanji Anandji also recorded his first song in the voice of Rafi in the film “Samrat Chandragupt” titled “Chahe paas ho ya dhoor ho”
5) In the year 1959 Usha Khanna also recorded her first song in the voice of Rafi in the film “Dil deke Dekho” titled “Dil deke Dekho”
6) In the same year 1959 there was a film which had gone on the floors titled “Chaila Babu” which was not released for several years and this was in fact the first film of Laxmikant Pyarelal and in this film LP had recorded their first song in the voice of Rafi Saab
7) The film “Chote Nawab” though was the debut film of R D Burman as per the records still his first film was Guru Dutts “Raj” however this film was never completed but for this film also Rafi had sung R D Burmans first song
Though the film “Dil ne phir yaad kiya” was supposed to be the debut film of Sonic-Omi their actual first film was “Aansoo” however this film was never completed but for this film also Rafi had sung Sonic-Omis first song with Mukesh and Asha Bhosale
9) The film titled “Radheshyam” was the first film of Ravindra Jain and in this film a quawali was first recorded in the voice of Rafi Saab and Asha Bhosale
10) The film “Kunwara Baap” was the debut film of Rajesh Roshan and the first song in this film was also recorded in the voice of Rafi Saab.

By: Mr Sandeep Nadkarni

Mr Sandeep Nadkarni — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 13:52:12 +0000

Dear Gauravjee at the tender age of almost 28 years the words of your article seems to have flown directly from the core of your heart & soul. What an immaculate piece of beautiful thoughts on the beloved king of melody Mohammed Rafi Saab — Indeed superb & great quality.
Today I would like to bring forth a couple of facts in respect of dear Rafi Saab which have been a part and parcel of my small memory:
1) Whenever there was a recording scheduled with Lata Mangeshkar; Rafi Saab always used to say to his secretary “Zaheer aaj barabar ka muqabala hai aur iske liye aaj puree taiyaree karke jana chahiye” and the most important factor used to be — that Lata Mangeshkar always used to get or feel nervous when she used to record a duet with the greatest Rafi Saab. This proves his sheer greatness.
2) Whenever there used to be a recording scheduled with Kishore Kumar; Rafi Saab always used to say to his secretary “Zaheer aaj ka ye din khup mauj mastee ka din hai kyonke Kishore khub hasane wala hai aur mujhe iss andaz se aaj 200% perfect hona chahiye”
There are innumerable such beautiful anecdotes and facts which I will regularly post till the ugly hands of death puts me apart.
Thank You.

By: unknow

unknow — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 10:51:29 +0000

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Hridayattil+Rafi&search_type=&aq=f