happy b'day rajesh.........god bless you

Profession: Music Director, Bollywood.

Rajesh Roshan's father was one of the all time great music composers of all times.Rajesh was more interested in taking up a job in an office with fixed timings.After Roshan Saab’s death his mother (Ila Roshan) started learning music under Faiyaz Ahmed Khan Saheb. Although he wasn’t much interested in learning music Rajesh used to sit with his mother . Gradually Rajesh began to get interested in what he was learning.Rajesh understood the minutest detail of composing music.

He quit studies when he was doing his college and approached Laxmikant Pyarelal who were extremely famous at that time. Rajesh shared a special relationship with Laxmikant, as the latter was very fond of him.Rajesh assisted Laxmikant Pyarelal for five years and Laxmikant never even felt once that this man would become his rival one-day. He worked with Laxmikant Pyarelal for several films right from V Shantaram’s Jal Been Machli to Raj Kapoor’s Bobby. Rajesh Roshan was very good friends with Shaukat Ali and Anwar Ali both of whom were Mehmood’s brothers. They introduced him to Mehmood was launching Kunwara BaapRajesh composed some scores of which Mehmood was very impressed and he signed him on as music director for Kunwara Baap . The same film happenend to be his first break. Mehmood and Rajesh Roshan had a long lasting relationship as he composed the music for all of Mehmood’s films.

Rajesh first film that tasted success was Julie.It had very good tracks like ' Julie i Love You', ' My heart is beating ' .. But even Lulie's success couldnot get much assignments for Rajesh . Rajesh Roshan paired up with director Basu Chatterjee to compose hit scores in films like Swami, Khatta Meetha, Des Pardesand Baaton Baaton Mein. Lata Mnageshkar's ‘Pal Bhar Mein Yeh Kya Ho Gaya’ from Swami is considered to be one of her best songs.

Rajesh rendered music to Amitabh Bachchan films like Khuddar, Mr. Natwarlal, Do Aur Do Paanch and Yaarana all of which had excellent music.

His later releases were Khudgarz, Khoon Bhari Maang, Kishen Kanhaiya, Khel, King Uncle, Karan Arjun or Koyla all the movies had wonderful music. In the year 1999 Rakesh Roshan launched his son Hrithik Roshan in Kaho Na Pyar Hai whoes music was

After the mega hit Rajesh got busy doing his next releases like Moksh, Aap Mujhe Aache Lagne Lage, and Koi Mil Gaya. While Moksh and Aap Mujhe Aache Lagne Lage didnt have much to talk about except for a few numbers , Rajesh was back to the top with Koi Mil Gaya music hitting the music charts. The film's box office collection was too good and picked up many awards.

Awards And Honors:
Award Song-Movie
Filmfare Award - 2000 Kaho Na pyar Hai
Filmfare Award - 1975 Julie


Best Of Rajesh Roshan:
Song Movie
Ek Pal Ka Jeena Kaho Na pyar Hai
Idhar Chala Main Udhar Chala Kaho Na pyar Hai
Koi Mil Gaya. Koi Mil Gaya
Jaati Hoon Main Karan Arjun
Chhookar Mere Man Ko Yaraana
Bhool gaya sab kuchh Julie
Dil kya kare jab kisi se Julie
My Heart Is Beating Julie
Ghunghte Mein Chanda Koyla

krishanshu mak receiving paraj award

happy b'day margaret......god bless you in heaven

Margaret Fuller's 199th Birthday - May 23, 2009
Mark your calendars, Margaret Fuller fanatics, itinerant Transcendentalists, and anyone else looking for a good time on Saturday, May 23.

A group of us who admire and honor the work, life, and legacy of Margaret have come together to plan for the bicentennial of her birth, which takes place next May 23, 2010.



We're seizing the moment of her 199th birthday to kick off the festivities. Please join us at 5 PM, May 23 (drilling in the date) at First Parish, 3 Church Street, Cambridge, MA, right in the heart of Harvard Square for a reception, featuring a stellar crowd, including:

“Margaret Fuller” (aka Jessa Piaia)
Laurie James (actor, author, Bicentennial Committee—New York area)
Megan Marshall (author, historian)
Judith Strong Albert (independent scholar, American Literature Association)
Jacqueline Schwab (pianist, historical documentaries by PBS filmmaker Ken Burns)
Jessica Lipnack (filmmaker with Ron Mortara, author—oui, c'est moi)
Melody Lee (First Parish in Cambridge Women’s Sacred Circle)
Dorothy Emerson (Unitarian Universalist minister, Bicentennial Comm—New England)
Proceeds from the event benefit the Margaret Fuller Bicentennial and will be matched by the Fund for Unitarian Universalism ($25 donation, light refreshments, great people). It's our good fortune that the reception coincides with the American Literature Association's annual conference here in Boston, where two panels about Margaret will take place. The scholars from those panels will join us for the reception.

And, early birds, I'll lead my annual expedition (2008 and 2007, both recorded here) to Margaret's memorial at Mount Auburn Cemetery at 9:30 AM on that very same day, Sat, May 23. As per last year, John Halamka, Japanese flute player and, oh, by the way, CIO of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, will be with us.

The Bicentennial Committee has kindly published "By genius belonging to the world," my tribute to Margaret on the committee's website. Come along and learn about Margaret's relatives, many of whom are buried there, including her parents and her famous descendent, Bucky Fuller and his wife, Anne Hewlett Fuller (that link takes you to a chain of posts about the Fuller family).

Enjoy a short reading from Margaret's work, some tidbits about Margaret's life, and, of course, singing Happy Birthday to this most remarkable of women.

happy b'day aditi......god bless you

aaja meri jaan film's song of kisan kumar

happy b'day kisan...,,,,,god bless you

happy b'day parinita.........god bless you

happy b'day pankaj........god bless you

happy b'day madhuri.....god bless you

happy b'day pooja......god bless you

FITNESS AND LIFE STYLE GURU KRISHANSHU MAK JBS

album sample 4 u

karamveer choudhary's showreel

Karmveer Choudhary
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Date of Birth : 24/07/1961

Height : 5'11"

Nationality : Indian

Languages Known : English, Hindi, Rajasthani, Marwari, Haryanvi, Bhojpuri

Done Continiuty Role as a Character Artist for Hindi Film 'VEER' Director Mr. Anil Sharma Co-Artist : Jackie Shroff, Salman Khan & Sarin and many more.
- Worked as a Villain in Rajasthani Movies
- Worked as an Actor for the Serial 'Sai Baba' - Star Plus
- Worked as a Villain in Bhojpuri Movies
- Worked as a Character Artist in Hindi Movie (Kazri, Dhamal, Teri
Meharbaniya -II)
- Worked as a Lead Character in DD1 Serial

happy b'day Gopal Krishna Gokhale ...god bless you in heaven

Biography

Born: May 9, 1866
Died: February 19, 1915
Achievements: Political guru of Mahatma Gandhi; one of the pioneers of the Indian national movement; founder of the Servants of India Society.

Gopal Krishna Gokhale was one of the pioneers of the Indian national movement. He was a senior leader of the Indian National Congress. Gokhale gave voice to the aspirations of millions of Indians who were looking for freedom from the British rule. Gandhiji considered him as his political guru. Apart from being a political leader, Gopalkrishna Gokhale, was also a social reformer. He founded the "Servants of India Society"-an organization dedicated to the cause of common people. Gopal Krishna Gokhale's contribution to the making of Indian nation is invaluable.

Gopal Krishna Gokhale was born on May 9, 1866 in Kothapur, Maharashtra. His father Krishna Rao was a farmer who was forced to work as clerk, as the soil of the region was not conducive for agriculture. His mother Valubai was a simple woman. Gokhale received his early education at the Rajaram High School in Kothapur with the help of financial assistance from his elder brother. Later on he moved on to Bombay and graduated from Elphinstone College, Bombay in 1884 at the age of 18.

Gopal Krishna Gokhale was one of the first generations of Indians to receive college education. He was respected widely in the nascent Indian intellectual community and across India. Education influenced Gokhale greatly. His understanding of the English language allowed him to express himself without hesitation and with utmost clarity. His appreciation and knowledge of history instilled in him a respect for liberty, democracy, and the parliamentary system. After graduation, he moved on to teaching, and took a position as an Assistant Master in the New English School in Pune. In 1885, Gokhale moved on to Pune and became one of the founding members of Fergusson College, along with his colleagues in Deccan Education Society. Gopal Krishna Gokhale gave nearly two decades of his life to Fergusson College and rose to become principal of the college. During this time, Gokhale came in contact with Mahadev Govind Ranade. Ranade was a judge, scholar, and social reformer, whom Gokhale called his guru. Gokhale worked with Ranade in Poona Sarvajanik Sabha of which Gokhale became the Secretary.

Gopal Krishna Gokhale entered public life in 1886 at the age of 20. He delivered a public address on "India under the British Rule", which was highly appreciated. Gokhale regularly contributed articles to Bal Gangadhar Tilak's weekly "Mahratta". Through his articles he tried to awaken the latent patriotism of Indian people. Soon, Gokhale was promoted as Secretary of the Deccan Education Society. When the Indian National Congress held its session in Poona in 1895, he was the secretary of the Reception Committee. From this session, Gokhale became a prominent member of the Indian National Congress. Gokhale was twice elected as president of Pune Municipality. For a while Gokhale was also a member of the Bombay Legislative Council where he spoke strongly against the then Government.

In 1902, Gokhale left the Fergusson College. He became a Member of the Imperial Legislative Council in Delhi. There he spoke for the people of the country in an able manner. Gokhale had an excellent grasp of the economic problems of our country which he ably presented during the debates. In 1905, Gokhale started a new society called "Servants of India Society". This society trained workers for the service of the country. In the same year, Gokhale went to England to voice his concerns relating to the unfair treatment of the Indian people by the British government. In a span of 49 days, he spoke in front of 47 different audiences, captivating every one of them. Gokhale pleaded for gradual reforms to ultimately attain Swaraj, or self-government, in India. He was instrumental in the introduction of the Morley- Minto Reforms of 1909, which eventually became law. Though the reforms sowed the seeds of communal division in India, nevertheless, they gave Indian access to the seats of the highest authority within the government, and their voices were more audible in matters of public interest.

Gopal Krishna Gokhale was a diabetic and asthmatic. Excessive assertion took its toll on Gokhale's health and ultimately he died on February 19, 1915.

happy birthday mukesh.......god bless you

happy birth day shivaji... god bless you