Kersi Lord

Kersi Lord was a Film score composer, accordion player, and music arranger from 1949-2016. Lord had the talent of music from his family. Kersi’s father, mother, sister, and brother were musicians. His brother was a famous percussionist, his sister was a pianist, his father, Cowes Lord, was a percussionist, and his mother, Banubai Lord, was from a family of musicians. Kersi’s father had brought bongo and congo to the Hindi Film industry. Kersi’s Father is Dadasaheb Falke Award Winner. Kersi Lord was born in Mumbai on Valentine’s Day. At the age of 14, he started his Career. Kersi Lord had played bongos in the song Pyar ki ho Gayi jeet. Karsi used to accompany his father in the studio at that time. Naushad Ji enquired about Keris and permitted him to play bongos in the song. Kersi Lord joined orchestras and played several Latin-American instruments.

His jazz drums were famous among the audience. Kersi lord was the percussionist in the orchestras. Kersi is associated with Indian music composers like Madan Mohan Madan Mohan Kohli born on 25thJune 1924 in Iraq (B >> Read More... , S d Burman, Laxmikant- Pyare, Kalyanji-Anandji, Usha Khanna Usha Khanna is an Indian music director of Hindi C >> Read More... , and R D Burman. Kersi imported the first synthesizer into India in the year 1973. He introduced the instruments like glockenspiel and cigarette lighter effects to Indian cinema. Kersi Lord has three daughters, Jasmin, Perizad, and Zarine. After a successful career and life, Kesari passed away at 81 in October 2016. Kesari died due to an age-related weakness. His funeral was held according to the Parsi religion at Parsi Crematorium in Worli. Musicians were sad about Corsi’s death and said they lost a vital part of history.

Kersi was active in Music Industry for over 50 years and delivered 5000 songs. Kersi manages music practice and studies. Kersi lord had worked with almost all composers of the late 40s to 90s. Kersi lord also played the famous lighter tune of the song Main Zindagi ka Sath Nibhata Chala Gaya. The same theme was recreated by Navin Nischol Born on 11th April 1946, Navin Nishcol is an actor >> Read More... in the song Tum Jo mil Gaye ho. Kersi is also known for playing accordion pieces in the song Roop Tera Mastana and O Meri Shaemilee. Kesri was the last survivor of the golden age of Hindi Cinema Kersi Lord’s brother, and Sister has the best Musicians award. Kersi also got Dadasaheb Falke Award in 2010 as a cine Musician. He is also known for his innovation in the Indian Music Industry. Lord brought the First programmable Keyboard to India.