Chhookar Mere Man Ko Kiya Tune Kya Ishaara
Chhookar Mere Man Ko Kiya T... Lyrics & Chords
This Kishore Kumar classic from ‘Yaarana’ (1981) is inspired by Tagore’s “Tomar Holo Shuru, Aamar Holo Shara” – a well-known Bengali Rabindra Sangeet. Rajesh Roshan, the composer of this Hindi version, learned many Tagore songs from his Bengali mother, who was an exponent of Rabindra Sangeet and a AIR radio artiste. The lyrics are by Anjaan, father of today’s popular songwriter Sameer.
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by Subhamoy Das
October 31, 2011
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Chandrakant (again away for counselling stage shows) said
Subhamoy Das….
Happy to be the first one on your page and that too I think for the first time on your space. Nice song selection and nicely rendered too. Liked it very much. For this particular song, Kishor da has given soooooooooo soft feel. I think your voice should also softened a bit while editing at ‘Lage Pyaara jag saara’. Thanks for sharing this wonderful gem of Kishor Da.
“I sing like I feel”. ….Chandrakant Page
Sarmi .. away!!!
said
Soft needed to execute this no is already there.I am reading your profile and laughing thinking how many restrooms you might have used to sing your heart out.Loved the take and love the way you have carried out the song all along.Khoob bhalo hoyechhey…… lovely!!!!
Priya Sukumaran
said
Beautiful rendition Subhamoy! First time here , and loved this song. Were you having trouble with the high notes?, your voice felt a little strained at times then. But overall, beautifully sung, goes to my favs!
Subhamoy Das said
Thanks for your feedback and inspiring comments!
Chandraji – You’re right, it needed to be softer at the higher notes…. I will take care of this next time (though it’s more the mixer’s job as well ;-)
Sarmistha – I’m not sure what you meant to say in your first sentence…. glad you liked it…. and yes, bathrooms are my favorite space to sing…. still! Cheers :-)
Priya – Thanks for listening to and commenting on my song for the first time…. you’re right, the high notes sound strained, but it was well within my reach though not at a pleasant-sounding zone, which is apparent here, more so because of poor mixing / sound taking. Thanks again, for adding me to your favorites.
Please look at my other songs here: http://www.muziboo.com/Subhamoy/music/albums/kishore-kumar-evergreen-hits/ – your valuable feedback is most welcome.
Cheers!
Subho
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