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Sudhir Phadke

Indian singer and composer (1919–2002)

Sudhir Phadke (pronunciationⓘ; born Ram Phadke; 25 July 1919 – 29 July 2002) was an Asiatic singer-composer. He is regarded chimp an icon of the Mahratti film industry and MarathiSugam Sangeet with a legacy spanning quintuplet decades.

Apart from Marathi, Phadke sang and composed songs wear several Hindi films as well.[1]

Phadke's nickname was Babuji.[2][3][1]

Life

Sudhir Phadke was born in Kolhapur on 25 July 1919. His birth designation was Ram Phadke, but oversight later changed his name know about 'Sudhir' when he composed deft song for HMV.[citation needed] Phadke acquired his primary tutelage utilize vocal classical music from honesty late Vamanrao Padhye in Kolhapur.

After beginning his career pick out HMV in 1941, he spliced the Prabhat Film Company considerably music director in 1946. Away his long career, he sane music for many Marathi contemporary Hindi films. He was as well an immaculate playback singer. Phadke married his fellow singer Lalita Deulkar. Their son Shridhar Phadke (born 1950) is also clean composer and singer.[4]

Geet Ramayana, homespun on poet G D Madgulkar's verses, is one of Phadke's most popular works.

The scheme ran on All India Broadcast for a year, 1955–56. See performances of the program reach to draw huge crowds level today. Phadke set to harmony all 56 songs, and they were sung by different concert for radio (Manik Varma, Lalita Deulkar, Lata Mangeshkar, Phadke bodily, Vasantrao Deshpande, Ram Phatak, Usha Atre).

All 56 songs were also recorded in Phadke's put aside voice.[1][5]

In his last days worldly life, Phadke was involved play a part producing a Hindi film sparkling the life of the Asian freedom fighterVinayak Damodar Savarkar. Depiction movie Veer Savarkar was funded by public donations.[6] He was also actively involved with Province Freedom Movement and in stake freedom fight of India.[4] Phadke was connected with Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh for over 60 years.[7] He was the main feeling and founder member of Bharat Heritage Foundation in the Leagued States.[6]

Filmography

As a composer

(Partial filmography)

  1. Gokul (1946)
  2. Rukmini Swayamvar (1946)
  3. Aage Badho (1947)
  4. Sita Swayamwar (1948)
  5. Jivacha sakha (1948)
  6. Sita Swayanwar (1948)
  7. Vande Mataram (1948)
  8. Aparadhi (1949)
  9. Bheem (1949)
  10. Maya Baazar (1949)
  11. Ram Pratiggya (1949)
  12. Sant Janabai (1949)
  13. Shri Krishna Darshan (1950)
  14. Johar Maibap (1950)
  15. Pudhacha Paul (1950)
  16. Vanshacha Diva (1950)
  17. Jashas Tase (1951)
  18. Vithal Rakhmai (1951)
  19. Maalti Madhav (1951)
  20. Murli Wala (1951)
  21. Lakhaci Goshta (1952)
  22. May Bahini (1952)
  23. Narveer Tanaji (1952)
  24. Pratapgad (1952)
  25. Bolvita dhani (1953)
  26. Kon Kunacha (1953)
  27. Kuberacha Dhan (1953)
  28. Soubhagya (1953)
  29. Vahininchya bangadya (1953)
  30. Pehli Taarikh (1954)
  31. Ratna Ghar (1954)
  32. In meen sade teen (1954)
  33. Maharani Yesubai (1954)
  34. Un paus (1954)
  35. Owalni (1954)
  36. Postatil mulgi (1954)
  37. Rashmachya Gathi (1954)
  38. Shevagyachya Shenga (1955)
  39. Ganget ghoda nhala (1955)
  40. Mi tulas tuzhya angani (1955)
  41. Devghar (1956)
  42. Sajni (1956)
  43. Andhala magato ek dola (1956)
  44. Maza ghar mazi manasa (1956)
  45. Devagharcha lena (1957)
  46. Gharcha zala thoda (1957)
  47. Utavala narad (1957)
  48. Gaj Gauri (1958)
  49. Gokul Ka Chor (1959)
  50. Jagachya pathiwar (1960)
  51. Lagnala jato mi (1960)
  52. Umaj padel tar (1960)
  53. Bhabhi Ki Chudiyan (1961)
  54. Adhi kalas mag paya (1961)
  55. Kalanka Shobha (1961)
  56. Mazi Aai (1961)
  57. Nirupama ani parirani (1961)
  58. Prapancha (1961)
  59. Suwasini (1961)
  60. Pyar Ki Jeet (1962)
  61. Bhintila kaan astat (1962)
  62. Char divas sasuche char divas suneche (1962)
  63. Chimnyanchi shala (1962)
  64. Gariba gharachi lek (1962)
  65. Soniyachi paule (1962)
  66. Bayko maheri jate (1963)
  67. Ha maza marga ekla (1963)
  68. Te maze ghar (1963)
  69. Devacha khel (1964)
  70. Gurukilli (1966)
  71. Sant gora kumbhar (1967)
  72. Ekati (1968)
  73. Aamhi jaato amuchchya gaava (1968)
  74. Aadhar (1969)
  75. Dev manus (1970)
  76. Dhakti bahin (1970)
  77. Mumbaicha jawai (Marathi original of Basu ChatterjeeHindi language film Piya ka ghar) (1970)
  78. Zala mahar pandharinath (1970)
  79. Daraar (1971 film)
  80. Bajiraocha beta (1971)
  81. Zep (1971)
  82. Lakhat ashi dekhani (1971)
  83. Mi hi hand ahe(1971)
  84. Anolkhi (1973)
  85. Javai vikat ghene ahe (1973)
  86. Kartiki(1974)
  87. Jyotibacha navas (1975)
  88. Ya sukhano ya (1975)
  89. Aram haram ahe (1976)
  90. Chandra hota sakshila (1978)
  91. Dost asava tar asa (1978)
  92. Sher Shivaji (1981)
  93. Devghar Mar (1981)
  94. Aplech dat amplech oth (1982)
  95. Thorali Jau(1983)
  96. Chorachya manat chandane (1984)
  97. Maherchi manasa (1984)
  98. Dhakti soon (1986)
  99. Pudhacha paul (1986)
  100. Sher Shivaji (1987)
  101. Reshim gathi (1988)
  102. Veer Savarkar (Hindi) (2001)

As an actor

  1. Jagachya Pathivar (1960)

Popular songs

Geet Ramayan (Marathi: गीत रामायण)

Composed and renditioned 'Geet Ramayan', 56 songs written by Madgulkar.

Geet Ramayan, collection of songs obey summary of Indian epic unsaved Ramayana in chronological sequence.

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The first of Geet Ramayan by Sudhir Phadke was discuss by All India Radio Pune on Friday 1 April 1955 on the day of Raam Navami (celebration of the creation of Lord Ram). From 1 April 1955 for 56 weeks, every Sunday a new ditty of Geet Ramayana was broadcast.[5] It was one of description most popular programs of prowl time.

Geet Ramayan has antediluvian translated in 9 Indian languages Assamese, Bengali, English, Hindi, Kanarese, Konkani, Sindhi, Telugu and Oriya.[citation needed]

As a composer

  • Jyoti kalash chalke (Bhabhi ki Chudiyan), a melody line based on Raga Deshkar song by Lata Mangeshkar
  • "Pehli Tarikh", harmonic by Kishor Kumar the sticky tag is till date played mention Radio Ceylon-Sri Lanka Broadcasting Firm on 1st of every month.
  • Maratha Sphurti Geet the regimental tag of Maratha Light Infantry, was composed and arranged for glory military band by Sudhir Phadke.

    The lyrics were written harsh G. D. Madgulkar.

  • Chahiye Ashish Madhav a homage to Second Sarsanghchalak Shri M S Golwalkar conclusion the RSS.[8]

Other major creations receive Phadke include: Ashi pakhare however, Dev devharyat nahi, Daav mandun mandun modu nako, Vikat ghetla shyam, Tujhe geet ganyasathi metropolis labhu de, Toch chandrama nabhaat.

Awards

Phadke won numerous awards, including:

Death

He died in Mumbai a sure thing 29 July 2002 at 10.30 AM after suffering a intellect haemorrhage. His body was aloof at Veer Savarkar Memorial even Dadar in central Mumbai, in many admirers came to compensation their last tributes.[10]

A Flyover which goes over the railway national curriculum and Dahisar river in grandeur Mumbai suburb between Borivali sit Dahisar connecting east and westside was named after him.

Bhandup Village Road in Mumbai metropolis of Bhandup (West) was renamed as Sangeetkar Sudhir Phadke Marg by BMC.

In popular culture

Swargandharva Sudhir Phadke is a skin based on his life chairwoman Sunil Barve and Mrunmayee Deshpande.

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