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S. D. Burman

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Born: 01 Oct 1906, in Comilla, Bengal Presidency, British India

Sachin Dev Burman, popularly known by his initials, S D Burman is the name of one of the finest music directors that the Indian film industr.....

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Aayenge Re Mere Man Ke Basaiyya Aayenge Re

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Chup

Music Director

1977

(Released)

Tyaag

Composer

1976

(Released)

Barood

Composer

1976

(Released)

Arjun Pandit

Composer

1976

(Released)

Deewaangee

Composer

1975

(Released)

Mili

Composer

1975

(Released)

Chupke Chupke

Composer

1974

(Released)

Prem Nagar

Composer

1974

(Released)

Sagina

Composer

1974

(Released)

Us-Paar

Composer
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Oct 21 2021 — Sukhpreet Kahlon

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90 years of Sound: The flow and ebb of Hindi film music

Songs have been an integral part of Hindi cinema, existing not only in musicals, but also as a narrative device in films of every genre from comedy and romance to crime thriller and horror.

Oct 03 2021 — Suyog Zore

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45 years of Mili (1975): Celebrating the childlike exuberance of Jaya Bhaduri

Hrishikesh Mukherjee returned to the theme of his own Anand (1971) but ended Mili on a note of hope rather than tragedy.

Jun 20 2020 — Sukhpreet Kahlon

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Guru Dutt, the light that burned twice as brightly: Birth anniversary special

When Guru Dutt died, allegedly of an overdose of sleeping pills, in 1964, few would have guessed the critical and international acclaim the 39-year-old filmmaker's works would draw in course of time.

Jul 09 2019 — Shoma A Chatterji
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