1. Naqsh Lyallpuri
Naksh Lyallpuri was born on February 24, 1928, and was a lyricist for Indian Ghazal and Bollywood films. Jaswant Rai Sharma, popularly known by his pseudonym Naqsh Lyallpuri, was born on February 24, 1928, in Lyallpur (now Faisalabad and present-day Pakistan) into a Punjabi Brahmin family. His father was a mechanical engineer. He disapproved of Jaswant's affinity for literature. The father-son relationship deteriorated after his mother died of chickenpox when he was eight years old, and his father remarried. In 1946, Sharma worked for a company called Publications and later moved to Lahore in search of work. After the partition of India, his family moved to Lucknow. Sharma later adopted the pseudonym 'Naksh' (meaning effect, symbol, or print) that accompanies his place of birth, following the tradition of Urdu poets, adding 'Lyallpuri.' Lyallpur moved to Bombay in 1951 and began working as a proofreader at the 'Times of India.'
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Date of Death:
22-01-2017
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Male
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Date of Death:
22-01-2017
Gender:
Male
2. Sapan Sengupta
Sapan Sengupta was a part of the famous Duo Sapan Jagmohan, who were very famous music composers of 1970. They both started their career as singers in Salil Chowdhury's Bombay Youth Choir. They were also singers in Hindi films. They are popularly known for their massive hits like "Main Toh Har Mod Par" from Chetna (1970), "Hum Hai Jahan" from Call Girl (1974), and "Are Mera Dil Diwane" from Laal Kothi ( 1978). They were always associated with the music style that was too close to R.D Barman. Most of their compositions were inspired by Naqsh Lyallpuri's lyrics. They also worked with lyricists like Indeevar, Shailendra, and M.G. Hashmat.
...3. Sanjay Khanna
Sanjay Khanna's career in film began with assisting internationally acclaimed filmmaker Shekhar Kapur in the fiction film 'Mr. India,' where he was in charge of the entire shoot from pre-production to post-production. Shekhar Kapur provided Sanjay Khanna an opportunity to direct 'Dushmani,' starring Sunny Deol and Manisha Koirala while working on 'Bandit Queen.' Sanjay went on to work with Shekhar Kapur's Quasar Films as the COO and Associate Director for all of the commercials he created and directed. 'Force One Suv,' starring Amitabh Bachchan, was the most recent advertisement. Sanjay Khanna began his directorial career with his first picture, 'Anth,' which starred Suniel Shetty, Somy Ali, and Paresh Rawal and ironically (in Hindi, Anth translates to 'the end'). The film went on to win the year's Filmfare Award for 'Best Action Film' and a Silver Jubilee at the box office.
...4. Amit Kumar
Being the offspring of a famous parent is always fraught with the threat that one’s own capabilities may get undervalued in the eyes of others, the general perception being that any claim to fame is basically a sort of reflected glory. The case of Amit Kumar, (or Amit Kumar Ganguly as his full name stands) would very much fall in this category and the legendary status of his father Kishore Kumar would forever dwarf any claim to fame that Amit would have on his own merits. Even mother Ruma held her own as a singer, dancer, and actress in Bengali films. Many would argue that being the son of such parents, (albeit separated), both of whom were brilliant in their own cultural fields, it was no surprise that Amit would have his own cultural bearings pretty strong.
Amit, of course, had shown more talent in singing, and since the 1970s and till the time of R. D. Burman’s death in 1994, he sang a host of songs in Bollywood movies, for all the well known music directors of that period, picking up the Filmfare award in 1980 for “Love Story”. The death of R.D. Burman, with whom he had established very close links, upset him very much, and virtually brought his singing career to an end. This perhaps led to the Kumar Shanus, Abhijeets and Babul Supriyos to usurp the legacy of Kishore Kumar, which would have otherwise been his, had he decided to pursue his singing career further.
Like many before him, his acting career started as a child actor, when he sang and acted in his father's own productions under the “Door” trilogy. But perhaps, he did not show that much keenness towards acting, and therefore, did not pursue it further. His connection with the world of TV was mostly as a composer and singer, and like his father, he too composed songs, and was credited with the creation of the theme songs to the Hindi versions of Disney's “Duck Tales” and the cartoon series “Bob the Builder”....
Age:
72
Gender:
Male
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Age:
72
Gender:
Male
5. Ali Asgar
Ali Asgar or Ali Azgar is known for his character as Dolly Daadi in Comedy Nights with Kapil. He was born on July 25, 1966 and presently working as an Indian actor. He also worked as a comedian in various Bollywood Indian films and TV serials. He won in the Comedy Circus 1 TV series together with Pakistani, Kashif Khan and they were called as the Humour Kings. The two became the first champion in 2007. He appeared in an Indian long running soap opera, Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii as Kamal Agarwa. This show, which started in 2011 was really a big success for Asgar and it threw him in becoming very popular and even gave him many recognition awards. Age:
58
Gender:
Male
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6. Madan Kumar
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