Ajit Varman

Ajit Varman is a popular music composer from India. He was born on 26 March 1947 in the city of West Bengal, situated in Maharashtra, India. He expired at the age of 69 on 15 December 2016. He is also known as Ajit Singh Varman. He began his career in the Bollywood entertainment industry as a music composer. He initially worked in movies with artists like Satyajit Ray Biographies reveal bare details about the maverick >> Read More... , Mrinal Sen Mrinal Sen was a renowned and highly skilled India >> Read More... , Pankaj Mullick Pankaj Kumar Mullick, who was a pioneer of film mu >> Read More... and Salil Chowdhury Salil Chowdhury was a music composer, instrumental >> Read More... , Shankar Jaikishan Shankar Jaikishan is a duo musical composer in Bol >> Read More... , and Laxmikant Pyarelal Laxmikant Shantaram Kudalkar and Pyarela l Rampras >> Read More... . He participated in the making of Govind Nihalani's Aakrosh in 1980, Vijeta in 1982, and Ardh Satya in 1983. He has also worked with great artists like Mahesh Bhatt Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt created a niche for himself >> Read More... in movies like Saaransh in 1984 and Janam in 1985.

His other collections include Aakrosh in 1980, Vijeta in 1982, Ardh Satya in 1983, Saaransh in 1984, Misael in 1985, Janam in 1985, andha Yudh in 1987, Karm Yodha in 1992, Imtihaan in 1995, and Mohini in 1995. Aakrosh earned huge fame among the audience and went on to achieve the National award for Best Feature Film for the year. Aakrosh is known for its gripping story, fine performances by the cast and spectacular direction. It was his debut movie as an independent composer in the Indian movie industry. He was one of the most talented music composers of all time. He started learning music at the tender age of 16.

His hidden talent was first recognised by Salil Chawdhury when Varman sang for churches. He was then invited by Sebastian D'Souza, a revered music arranger, upon hearing praises for his talents. He then worked in an orchestra with Shankar Jaikisan. He was impressed by Varman's excellent and unique drumming style. He started working as a musician in Mera Naam Joker in 1970. He played the bongo with his smooth fingers in Mukesh's Kahin Door Jab Din Dhal Jaaye in Anand in 1971. He also learnt to play the piano and harmonium. He also learnt recording music and conducting music in detail. In 1970, he worked on a Muslim show called Noor-e-Elahi.

He composed under the nickname Babloo Dheeraj. He composed almost 6 songs for the show, including romance and Sufiana qawwalis. Indian old style music and Western harmonies are similarly conspicuous in Varman's music, giving it a remarkable sound. While you love a portion of his melodies in a flash, others are a gain in taste. A sign of Varman's music is its rich and complex surface. His ambient sound well curtains any story; rigid at certain points in the screenplay, and graceful at others. It increases the strain in specific scenes while creating a profound feeling of misfortune or premonition in others.