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Ever rendition earned her a shower of applause and 'Once More' demands. With effortless ease, she then slipped back into the 1940s with Aaeeye meherban ( Howrah Bridge). Yet, she had the audience on their feet with her very first number, Tanha tanha ( Rangeela). She was particular struck while rendering R D Burman's Mera kuch samaan from Ijazaat. There were poignant moments, too, that brought tears both to the eyes of the singer and the audience. Between songs, she also entertained people with interesting anecdotes from her long career in films. Asha obeyed his instructions - the rest, of course, was history.Д®ach number was studded with one such precious nugget. He wanted her to pay attention to a particular song, Let's Rock - and reproduce tone for him. It seems music director C Ramachandra called her up one fine day and asked her to see a film at the Eros theatre in Bombay. The songs were selected with care, each one had a special memory attached to it. Which was why the concert was called Moments in Time.

Like her son, Anand Bhosle, put it, 'We have heard and seen great singers like Kishore da, Mukesh and Rafi saab.Д«ut she has known them, personally and professionally. The tour will conclude in a grande finale in Bombay. Her first stage performance in 12 years, it was a precursor to a year-long tour that would begin on July 5 in New York, do another 10 shows in the United States, go on to the Far East and then the Gulf. The concert explored the gamut of film music of Independent India (from 1947 to 1997) and celebrated 50 years of her singing career.

CHURA LIYA HAI TUMNE JO DIL KO DANCE PERFORMANCE FULL

It was one glorious number after the other, as the sold-out SAF indoor auditorium in Madras swayed to her rhythm.ДЄsha Bhosle's concert was a small one - the auditorium seated only 7,000 members - the audience has a noticeable lack of South Indians, but it was hugely successful.Д¬ries of 'Once More' rang in the background as Asha, singing in her usual inimitable style, enthralled her audience for a full three hours.

The uncrowned queen of Hindi film music had waved her magic wand and left her audience mesmerised. Instead, the sonorous, svelte tones seemed to come from someone who had just crossed her teens. The voice should have, according to the laws of nature, belonged to a 63-year-old. Rediff On The Net, Movies: Asha Bhosle on tour

Chura liya hai tumne jo dil ko dance performance