Spreading the magic of his velvety voice, Kailash Kher enthralled the audience in ‘Bhairabh Mahotsav’ organized at Chandankiyari in Bokaro district last night.
Kher an Indian pop-rock singer with a music style influenced by Indian folk music spread the essence of several couplets “Mai Teri Dewani”, “Babam Bam”, “Alla Ke Bande”, “Chand Sifarish” including others which seemed to be reaction of the inquisitive audience in the concert.
On the eve of ‘Bhairabh Mahotsav’ the concert was organised by the state tourism department, inaugurated by the chief Minister Raghubar Das on Saturday, where audience relished the programme.
While interacting with the audience Kher stressed upon the need to spread the essence of Indian culture among youth through music. He expressed that the Indian music is far richer and is to be felt from within. He established a rapport with audience and he extracted full pleasure from the performance. Kher sung over 6000 songs for Bollywood while his band ‘Kailasa’ has performed over 1100 concerts globally during past years.
He won the Filmfare Award for Best Male Playback Singer for the film Fanaa in the year 2001 and also won the Filmfare Award for Best Male Playback Singer in Telugu for the film, Mirchi.
Talking with the media persons Kher expressed hope for the grand success of his newly launched album ‘Ishq Anokha’; “audience will enjoy all its melodious romantic songs”, he added.