While recording the song, it is said that Mohammed Rafi could not control his emotions as tears welled up in his eyes.

Mohammed Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar defined Hindi film music with 448 songs, yet at the height of their fame, a three-year rift silenced this legendary pairing and surprised the entire industry.

One Bollywood song brought together more stars than ever before and changed the way musical numbers were made.

NEW DELHI (ANI) – Mohammed Rafi’s unparalleled versatility, from peppy beats to soulful melodies, earned him the title of the greatest and most influential singer of the Indian subcontinent. His ...

Actor Vinod Khanna’s charisma in Haath Ki Safai lives on through an evergreen song that, 52 years later, is still played, hummed, and tied to personal memories across generations worldwide.

To be clear, Arijit Singh is retiring from Indian playback singing, exclusively. The talented singer will still be a ...

Believe it or not, but the Mumbai crowd ended up singing a Bollywood song from the 1960s- ‘Baar Baar Din Ye Aaye’- in the ...

The unfortunate quote by a composer who has attained so many glories in India has compelled me to go back in time and look ...

It all began one fateful night at an award show in 2014, where Arijit Singh's joke and banter with Salman Khan was interpreted as 'an insult to Salman Bhai'.

Rang De Basanti celebrates 20 years with AR Rahman's timeless music, including Luka Chuppi and Masti Ki Paathshala ...

Before playlists and algorithms, Ameen Sayani’s Binaca Geetmala turned radio into a national ritual, shaping how India listened to and judged Hindi film music.

January 28 is the death anniversary of the legendary O.P. Nayyar, whose music compositions are celebrated as contemporary ...