Two-day music concert concludes

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The two-day musical concert ‘Yaadien- Ek Shaam Sadabahar Geeto Ke Naam’ , being held at Bahirang Auditorium of Bharat Bhavan, concluded with a great enthusiasm here on Friday.

The musical concert was organised by Rangbhoomi Sanskritik evam Sahityaik Samiti as a tribute to the evergreen musical tracks of Bollywood. As many as 60 songs were presented in the two-day event.

Moreover, presenting the melodious tracks before the Bhopalites, the city singers also gave a tribute to the legendry singers of Bollywood like Mohammad Rafi, Talat Mahmood, Suraiya, Shamshad Begum, Amiribai Karnataki, Zohrabai Ambaliwali, Hemant Kumar, Noorjehan, Kishore and Mukesh Kumar.

Being the wonderful presentation for the music lovers, the show evoked a good response by the citizens. While talking to The Pioneer, coordinator of the show, Hameed Maamu said, “As we are paying homage to the evergreen tracks and singers of Bollywood, so we decided to hold the concert at the best location. Bahirang Open Auditorium was the best choice for us to organize this concert.”

Elaborating further, he said, “Most of the events are organized in the halls but we thought that an ambiance would be created by holding the concert in an open area.”

The concert began with the song, ‘Phoolo ke rang se’ followed with ‘Ek Pyar ka nagma hai’, ‘Bade Armano se rakha hai balam,’ ‘Duniya me hum aye hain to’ and many more.

Moreover, some city personalities like Kamlesh Jaimini, Sanjeev Sachdeva, Aarti Goswami, Shyam Krishna Murthi, Pushpendra Singh and l Govind were honoured with Kala Gaurav Samman on the occasion.

The evening became more melodious with the songs like ‘Raat kali ek khwab me aayi’, ‘Babuji Dheere chalna in instrumental’, ‘Solah baras ki bali umar ko salam,’ ‘Pyar Hua Iqrar Hua’. The event concluded with zeal and ecstasy with the song ‘Maa Tujhe Salam- AR Rehman’. The event was much enjoyed by the audience as they took the pleasure to listen to the evergreen songs by young singers in a live concert.

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