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Indian Music Industry - Zakir Hussain https://youtu.be/dN13n7FWcEI?si=DvSVFxW1gOMSlRu5   Everyone's beloved world famous Tabla player, Musician, Padma Bhushan Zakir Hussain Zakir Hussain was born on 9 March 1951 in Mahim in a Punjabi family. Although his family name is Qureshi, Zakir was given the surname Hussain. His father was a tabla 'Ustad Allah Rakha' of the Punjabi family tradition of tabla playing. Ustad Alla Rakha used to teach him Pakhwaj from the age of three. His father used to wake him up early in the morning and teach him singing by reciting different taals in the morning. This gave him musical culture from an early age. He was educated at St. Michael's High School in Mahim and did his college education at St. Xavier's College. At the age of seven, he presented his art for the first time in a concert. From the age of eleven, he started participating in public events. In the year 1970, he toured America with the famous satarist Ravi Shankar. After the ...

  India's First AI Story - Shakti Samanta Presenting the Family Lineage of Shakti Samanta an Indian Film Star's History and Education On January 13, 1926, Shakti Samanta, an established name in Indian cinema, landed in Bardwan, West Bengal, India. Samanta's trip had the goal to bring him recognition, despite the untimely death of his papa when he was just 1.5 years old. He was brought up by family in Uttarakhand and pursued his studies with determination. Samanta gained competency in both Urdu and Hindi after graduating from University of Calcutta in 1944, which prepared him for upcoming breakthroughs when composing songs and script for film projects. introduction in the Hindi movie industry Samanta got there to Mumbai with an objective of creating movies and had fun, which was how he first became involved in Hindi cinema. One of many important moments in his career was his conflict with veteran actor Ashok Kumar at Bombay Pictures. Excited by Kumar, Samanta proceede...

 India's First AI Story - Indian Music " Kishori Amonkar Appreciating the memory of Kishori Amonkar Summary Lover of classical Hindustani music normally find the title "singer" Kishori Amonkar with exceptional skill and persistent passion. Let's examine the unusual life and performance of this global icon as we commemorate the first year anniversary that she made her launch. Early Life and Education Starting in Bombay upon April 10, 1931, Kishori Amonkar came with a musical skilled family. the mother of the well-known a singer Mogubai Kurdikar, and her father, a musician Madhavdas Bhatiya, laid the foundation for her musical career at an early age. According to the instruction of Ustad Alladiya Khan, Kishori Amonkar polished her skills and gained a master in Thumri, Bhajan, and Khayal, among others. An Journey of Musical https://youtu.be/HNj_j37lEnc Kishori Amonkar displayed a love for musical tradition and an insatiable curiosity in it that dates back to her e...

India's First AI Story - Dr. Babasaheb  Ambedkar When celebrating Dr. Babasaheb's birthday, whether to dance or to read? This becomes the question when his birthday arrives! Some prefer to read, while others choose to dance for the answer! Some wise people pause to think, how should this be stopped? Isn't Dr. Babasaheb's birthday supposed to be celebrated with joy, enthusiasm, and excitement? We have decided this. And if not celebrate his father's birthday, then whose? And the father who gave me bread, gave me a job, provided reservation, taught values ​​like equality, justice, brotherhood, equality, recognized me as a human being, gave confidence to come out of slavery and poverty, taught, be organized, struggle, isn't his birthday more important than a festival? What is the use of new clothes, fireworks, reading, dancing, and celebrating with enthusiasm? Many people think and feel this way. There's nothing wrong with it. I don't feel the need to stop i...

India's First AI Story - Film Actor Balraj Sahani Born on the first of May 1913, in Pakistan's Rawalpindi province, Balraj Sahni first appeared as Yudhishthir Sahni. After joining the Government College in Lahore, he completed his studies there he earned a doctorate in English literature. Upon his return to Rawalpindi, he wed Damayanti Sahni, and the two of them became blessed with Parikshit and Shabnam as children. Shabnam, their daughter, tragically passed away from meningitis. The Sahni family relocated to Shantiniketan around 1930, where Balraj Sahni lectured Hindi and English at Tagore's Vishwa Bharati University. It happened around this time that their child Parikshit Sahni came into the world. Before Sahni began working closely with Gandhi's family for a year in 1938, he was a radio broadcaster for the BBC-London Hindi program. Sahni took part in the communist movement, as did his spouse. When the Sahni family moved back to India in 1943, Balraj Sahni followed ...