The magic of Kishore Kumar’s songs was once again spread in a Kishore Kumar Musical Nights leaving the audience enthralled. ‘Phir Wahi Raat..’ was organised at the Ravindra Bhavan Auditorium here on Sunday. To mark the birth anniversary of a legendry Bollywood Singer, Kishore Kumar the programme was organised by Kishore Kumar Smriti Samiti, Bhopal.
While talking to The Pioneer, founder of the group and the organiser Praveen Kashyap said, “This is our 25th show in the memory of the legendry playback singer Kishore Kumar. I have formed this group in the memory of Kishore Kumar and we basically organize the events on his birth anniversary and death anniversary.”
Elaborating further, he said, “This concert is a tribute to one of the best singer and actor of Bollywood.” There were about 25 songs presented at the concert.
The concert was much enjoyed by the audiences and many people took the pleasure to go back in the old times.
The concert began with the song Phir Wahi Raat from the suspense thriller movie with the same name. The programme was further followed by remembering the memories of Kishore Kumar.
Praveen Kashyap further said, “I have scripted and directed a documentary on Kishore Kumar and so I have a collection of his rarest memories which I shared with the Kishore Kumar lovers on the evening.”
The event became more interesting when an interesting fact was disclosed to the audience about Kishore Kumar before and after each song.
The programme was further followed by Gaata Rahe Mera Dil, Chaltey Hain, Daakiya Daak laya, Ager Tum Na Hotey and Jo Raha Chuni and many more.
Kishore Kumar was a master in ‘Yoodeling’ so how can one forget to perform a song that actually is a tribute to him. Chala Jaata Hun was one of the songs that was performed as a tribute to the yoodeling of Kishore da. Every colour of Kishore Kumar’s singing was seen at the concert and the audiences enjoyed it to the fullest.
To mark the friendship’s day as well, the concert was wrapped up with the song ‘Tere Jaisa Yaar Kaha’. It was treat for the music lovers of the city.