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Many of you know about the long hours M V Surender put into searching the Indian Express archive to find interesting stuff that I host on my website. I have found it to be very useful in my work. Now one more person has found it to be of immense use.
He is Sugeeth Krishnamoorthy, the young software professional who has brought out an ebook 'Talkie Experiences in Tamil', translation of a 1938 publication
http://shakespir.com/ebook/talkie-experiences-in-tamil-194291
He writes in his Foreword,
"I am also thankful to Prof.Surjit Singh and M.V.Surender for hosting and maintaining rare ‘out of copyright’ material from the Indian Express Archives on their website. It has been of immense help to me. "
Now you know!
Listen to Narsingh 699
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This is the earliest example when a woman id being coerced to sing and dance on screen. There is a threat of violence actual violence in the form of the bad guy stepping on her foot and she can be seen in pain and her singing reflects it.
Listen to 1937_vahaaN_03_mujhe-n-bhejo-nadee-kinaare.mp3
Now you know!
Listen to Narsingh 714
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And I can tell you with confidence that these long lost songs were discovered by a fellow RMIMer. He was the first to put them on the internet. Just in case you have not listened to there, here they are again
http://hindi-films-songs.com/mastermadan.html
Now you know!
Bharatji Lata 04 B S Kalla
- Musing 288: jan gaN man, Rafi 26
- Anil Biswas Filmography
- Musing 304: Rivalry in the Theater Era, Rafi 42
- Musing 88: NaKhshab film announcement, Narsingh 691
- Musing 540: Rafi 244. Nargis attempts suicide
- Musing 175: Tom, Narsingh, Edu, Bharat 13 Lata Hridyanath
- Musing 331: Jugnu in Color, Rafi 63
- Musing 603: Panjabi Lachchi 1949. Meenaxi by Mrs Kamla Kotnis
- Musing 85, Damroo in song, Narsingh 688 Tunes
- Musing 357:Rafi MDs, Folk Music 4
- Musing 17: Purity of Music, Shadi
- Musing 190: Radheyshaym meets Agha Hashr, Bharat 28 Lata Nashad
- Musing 40: Film business, jay's BCSP 20170924
- Musing 42: Kamlabai Gokhale, Purnima (1965)
- Musing 15: S. Indorkar and A R Rahman

