Comments on: Mohd Rafi is second to none…

By: binus2000

binus2000 — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 14:19:30 +0000

Rafi lovers : Please click the SARGAM Music caption where u will
find the costs for delivering it to your doorsteps. Only three issues
will be published yearly and the Magazine will be about
“vintage music and Mohd Rafi” .

Its an attempt to reach music and rafi lovers who are at a distance
from the websites and the electronic media.

A attractive collectable “gift pack” will be sent along and u also can
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copies.

Please write to me at binus2000@hotmail.com

binu nair.,

By: binus2000

binus2000 — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 02:35:33 +0000

Many singers are still afraid of rafi saab’s popularity even after
27 years of not being in the field. Mr.Khalid rashid saab : why are
u bothered about this Kumar Sanus views .

Please do not give much importance to such matters when u know
well that rafi saab resides in the hearts of millions of music lovers.

and after 50 years most of these singers will be history : this is
as clear as daylight.

Please do not bother about these Kumar sanus who are out of the
race. Lets all enjoy the rafi songs sung by our own sonu, srikkanth,
Nari Ahuja, Anil Bajpai, rana chaterjee , sunil menon, mangalore
based haneef mohd, chiraag panchal , zorawar, raju korte,
rajeev vijaykar, dr. suresh, aawez darbar and iqbal darbar,
vilas paranjape, dr. ashok khare, g.d. mathur and many many many
more dedicated rafi saab singers who are around spreading the sweet
melodies.

binu nair : the rafi foundation : sargam music & magazine.

By: Khalid Rashid

Khalid Rashid — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 12:58:10 +0000

Re Post 17 Harvinder

Notice how in interviews when they ask Kumar Sanu his favourite artists he says Kishore da of course but he also says Lataji Ashaji Manna Dey BUT never Rafi saab.

As for the insistence of payment by Kumar Sanu well pure greed I say.

God does not make people like Mohd Rafi saab everyday now does he

Rafi saab you are the best of the best no doubt

Khalid Rashid

By: Md. Azmal Hossain, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Md. Azmal Hossain, Dhaka, Bangladesh — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 11:38:26 +0000

He was a man of great. I am a great fan of Mohammad Rafi. He was unbelieveable voice and never comes in our history of muisc in the subcontinent. I am firm worshipper of Mohammad Rafi. I have great admire of him. His voice always hunting me. I will always remain with his voice until my death. He was incredible voice and God given him an utmost position. I alwyas pray for his eternal soul.

By: Md. Azmal Hossain

Md. Azmal Hossain — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 11:36:08 +0000

I am a great fan of Mohammad Rafi. He was unbelieveable voice and never comes in our history of muisc in the subcontinent. I am firm worshipper of Mohammad Rafi. I have great admire of him. His voice always hunting me. I will always remain with his voice until my death. He was incredible voice and God given him an utmost position. I alwyas pray for his eternal soul.

By: Anmol Singh

Anmol Singh — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 08:14:22 +0000

Going back memory, yes I do recall 31st July 1980. I was 10 yrs then living in Bombay, perhaps not a Rafi fan at that moment. But I could feel from the atmosphere at that moment some great peronality had passed away. Tributes from various film personalities one after the other on the Doordarshan (the only TV channel at that time) and on the Radio (Vivid Bharati). Tributes continued for several days. All most filmy mazagines were highlighting his greatness, his photos, etc.

But in 1983 when I realized who Rafi was, I felt extremely Sad & Dejected. I wish I could have come to this world earlier, at least to get a glimpse of this ultimate personality. My sadness continued for quiet long time when ever I heard his songs, thinking that though the physically this peronality is not present, but his voice makes us feel that he is some where around us. And we are waiting that some day he will show a glimpse. But thats a dream because “Jaane Waale Khabhi Nahi Aate, Jaane Waalon Ki Yaad Aati Hai”

By: Aamir Khurshid

Aamir Khurshid — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 06:29:06 +0000

Manmohan Desai commented on Rafi’s death that ‘perhaps God himself wanted to hear him personally, otherwise his untimely death cannot be justified in any way’.

I am 28 yeas old and have grown up by hearing LPs and EPs of Rafisaab. I wish I would have born 50 years earlier and had personally been a witness to greatness of this man’s voice.

By: KRISHNA

KRISHNA — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 05:16:38 +0000

I am visiting Mumbai for the first time and wish to pray before Rafi Saab. Can fellow rafians provide me the address and way to reach the same pl. I will be thankful to you…

By: KRISHNA

KRISHNA — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 05:15:14 +0000

Aaj Galo Muskuralo - Mehfile Sajaalo, Kya Jaane Kal koyi Saathi Choot jaayen - This is what Rafi Saab said in the movie Lalkar. We felt the song which went deeply into our souls. Today we understand the value of it. Tears rolled down from my eyes today morning when I heard this song. We really miss you Rafi Saab. Din Dhal jaaye hai.. Raat Na Jaay, tu to na aaye teri yaad sathai.. Din Dhal Jaaye hai… Long Live Rafi Saab. We miss you.

By: Usha Ramesh

Usha Ramesh — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 03:46:29 +0000

Dear Chandan, I can completely relate to your wonderful words about the legend. In fact i never really realised or was alert to the soulfulness of his music until our musical association started with you. I must say that it is you who truly got out the emotions quite like rafi saheb…and ever since i am a die hard fan and am unable to accept anyone can ever take RAfi saheb s place.