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Bhojpuri music album on Doosri Radha to hit market

NOW A Bhojpuri music album ?Aaj Ki Radha? based on the life of ?Doosri Radha?, former Inspector General of Police DK Panda, is set to hit the vernacular market of eastern Uttar Pradesh soon.

Published on: Aug 12, 2006, 00:05:00 IST
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NOW A Bhojpuri music album ‘Aaj Ki Radha’ based on the life of ‘Doosri Radha’, former Inspector General of Police DK Panda, is set to hit the vernacular market of eastern Uttar Pradesh soon.

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In a Press show of this Bhojpuri album here at Varanasi, director of ‘Aaj Ki Radha’ Sanjay Saidpuri said that the objective behind making this album was to redress the misconception about the love of DK Panda toward Lord Krishna.

He said that album was completed and ready to launch in the market on the occasion of Shri Krishna Janmasthami on August 16. He further added that songs of this album would also be aired on local channels on the occasion of Sri Krishna Janmashthmi.

This music album, produced under the banner of Shamim Film International, contained 8 different songs. The songs are sung by Ram Janam Janbaj, Kumar Vyas, Pankaj Tiwari, Ranjana Singh, Pavan Singh and Vijay Yadav. The lyrics have been written by Ajay Tripathi.

He said that around 100 local artists have performed in the music album and the shooting of this album took place in Allahabad, Varanasi and Chandauli. He added that a local artist of Mughalsarai, Vijay Dubey, was playing the lead role of Panda in this album.

The producer of music album Shamim Akhtar announced that he along with Sanjay Saidpuri would make a movie titled ‘Tarranum’ in Hindi and English to highlight the curse of AIDS.

 
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