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professor toofaani publishers, East Lansing, MI USA is happy to announce their 76th book
Hindi Talkies (1951-1960) 78RPM Records Information in HINDI
Har Mandir Singh ‘Hamraaz’
Professor Surjit Singh
This book is based on the Database Website and is the 7th book in Hindi.
Here we have a table of the 78RPM records arranged by the Record Number, year, film, song, singer for 1951-1960.
Starts with
A-1001 1954 Mahaboobaa महबूबा 2. आते जाते आंख बचाना ... हाय रे तेरा जवाब नहीं (भाग-1) मु रफ़ी, शमशाद बेगम
and ends with
VE 2602 1952 Yaatrik यात्रिक 8. मीरा कहे बिना प्रेम से नहिं मिले नंदलाला, प्रीत करना चाही बिनोता चक्रवर्ती
It is in HINDI, paperback, US Letter, 301 pages.
First few pages may be read here
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professor toofaanii publishers, East Lansing, MI USA is proud to announce the publication of
Beete Hue Din (Forgotten Memories of Hindi Cinema) Hardback
Interviews with Actresses of the Golden Era of Hindi Cinema
Shishir Krishna Sharma
in the HARDCOVER edition, Both the English and the Hindi versions are available.
I am not counting these as new books.
So, if you are trying to buy this book and the price seems high, then you are buying the HARDCOVER book!
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professor toofaanii publishers is honored to announce their 70th book
Hindi Film Geet Kosh Saga of Compiler's Odyssey in HINDI
by Har Mandir Singh 'Hamraaz'
(Edited by Prof Surjit Singh)
The Compilers' story of 50 years of hard work, in his own words, in HINDI. This is how it started,
"The story is old but not more than 10 years as my age is less than 28 years. Readers can consider this as an interesting story as well.... During 1969-70 as a new regular listener of the programmes of Radio Ceylon, I used to participate in it as well. At that time, along with other programmes, I had a special interest in a programme named ‘Vaakya Geetanjali’. The announcer would announce a meaningful sentence of 7-8 words and wanted the listeners to provide the songs starting from each word of that sentence. Instead of worrying about my name to be announced amongst the listeners who sent correct solution of this puzzle, my interest was more on whatever songs I had quoted were found correct or not. Thus, one can say that indirectly, the thought of a ‘Geet Kosh’ generated from this practice. I used to compile songs in alphabetical order. Volume of compilation thus started increasing slowly day by day. Whenever I used to come across a difficult word in the ‘Vaakya Geetanjali’ programme for which I couldn’t make out a song, I used to get restless. Then I thought as to why not a systematic compilation of Film/Non Film songs produced till date be made. As soon as this thought struck to me, I started focusing more on the compilation of songs. When this idea of compiling the songs related information struck to me, I didn’t think it to be difficult. The compilation work had thus started."
Paperback (HINDI), 6 by 9, 68 pages.
First few pages may be read here
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