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Lucky?s concert a superabundance of melody

NOTED PLAYBACK singer and actor of Bollywood Lucky Ali cast a spell on the audience with his rendition on the last day of the four-day all India annual youth festival ?Kashi Yatra? at the Institute of Technology in Banaras Hindu University on Sunday evening.

Published on: Feb 28, 2006, 01:34:00 IST
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NOTED PLAYBACK singer and actor of Bollywood Lucky Ali cast a spell on the audience with his rendition on the last day of the four-day all India annual youth festival ‘Kashi Yatra’ at the Institute of Technology in Banaras Hindu University on Sunday evening.

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Lucky started the concert with his popular song ‘Anjane raho mein kya dhoondta phire, door jise socha wo to paas hi mere’ and rocked the audience at the Open Air Theatre of IT-Gymkhana Ground late last evening. ‘Dekha hai kisi ko aise hi’, ‘Nahin rakhta dil mein kuch, sab muh mein rakhta hun’, ‘Kitne arman hain kaise anjam hain, barso ka saath hai’ were among other songs presented by Lucky.

Almost the entire gathering started gyrating when Lucky rendered one of his most famous songs ‘Kyun chalti hai pawan, kyun jhume hai gagan, kyun machalata hai man, Na tum jano na hum’ from the film Kaho Na Pyar Hai. The budding technocrats got emotional when the vocalist sang Aaa bhi jaa, aaa bhi jaa, ai subah aaa bhi jaa, raat ko kar vida, dilruba aaa bhi jaa’ from the film Sur.

BHU Vice-Chancellor Prof. Panjab Singh, IT Director Prof. SN Upadhyay, Executive Council member of BHU Dr. Satya Deo Singh, Dean of Students Prof.

VK Kumra, Prof. JN Sinha Dr. SK Gupta, Dr. PK Mishra and Dr. Pradeep Srivastava were also present at the concert.Several contests such as play, group dance, photography, extempore and expression were also organised at Swatantrata Bhawan auditorium in the day.

 
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