Chal, Khandwa Chale…

Chal, Khandwa Chale…

May 09

A moving and poignant anecdote by Shri Vinod Tiwari which was published in the Madhuri magazine sometime mid 80s. Life was so simple and he expected it to be the same everywhere, everytime ! Alas ! किशोर कुमार तब बहुत छोटे थे. अपने शहर खंडवा में स्कूल जाते तो हलवाई की दुकान...

Apr 26

This piece of writing is written by Mr Vrajendra Gaud , one of the most popular dialogue/story/script writers in Hindi cinema, of the 50s and 60s. It appeared in the most popular Hindi film magazine of the times – Madhuri ( 27th July 1966 ) . Vrajendra ji, personally, was very close to Kishoreda and Madhubala ( he was chosen by Kishoreda for Kishoreda’s maiden Hindi productions...

Being A Funster Not Always Funny

Being A Funster Not Always Funny

Mar 04

Another (!) important interview of Kishoreda from Cine Advance magazine, on the day his film “Door Ka Raahi”, was released. Goes to show the insights that this man brings into practice, in his own life. Things which people only preach but seldom get to perform them in real life. Artistes like Kishoreda have nothing but to project these rich sensibilities through his hard earned money,...

Hare Dhaniye Kii Chatanii !

Hare Dhaniye Kii Chatanii !

Dec 29

For me , not meeting my greatest idol, Kishoreda, will be my biggest unfulfilled wish on this mother earth. But again, what would I have done if I was born a decade earlier, or if he did not die in the very year, when I became his die-hard fanatic ? How would I have met the ever elusive Kishore Kumar – the person who could smell his fans from a mile away, and either shoo them away or...

इस शहर से अच्छा था बहोत अपना वो गाँव

इस शहर से अच्छा था बहोत अपना वो गाँव

Nov 23

This interview given by Kishoreda to Vinod Tiwari of Madhuri magazine (15/03/1985), must have been one of the best ever “interactive” session ( almost all previous interviews of Kishoreda were mostly one sided – answers/narration mostly by him ). The questions asked by Vinod are simply superb, to the point and in extreme profound language/manner. Nobody could have asked...

O Journalists of today….

O Journalists of today….

Nov 16

The post is self explanatory ! Time : March 1983 Not sure if this made any impact on “Khalid” for the “future” ( ), but it is a great lesson , by the great man, to the so called journalists...