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(MOREPIC1)  On the death anniversary of Ghazal king Jagjit Singh, a program 'Kahan Tum Chale Gaye…' based on his ghazals was organized by the Rashtriya Kala Mandir last evening at Chaudhary Ramjas Sadan.
Sunil Sharma and Kamlesh Kalyana enthralled the audience by presenting the Ghazal maestro’s popular numbers

Apart from the ghazals, two Punjabi songs Saare Pind Pawade Paaye…. Dhai Din Na Jawaani Jaldi Chaldi Kurti….also won applause. Pankaj Pahwa, Yogesh Sharma Chillu and Manthan provided musical instruments support.

(SUBHEAD)Chief guest Paras Hyundai MD Naresh Jain, prominent businessmen Sanjeev Lohia, Mohanlal Chitlangia and Ajay Gupta lighted lamps in front of the picture of Maa Saraswati and offered floral tributes to the picture of Jagjit Singh. They said that every citizen of Sriganganagar is proud of Ghazal king Jagjit Singh. He not only touched the heights of Ghazal singing but also made the name of Sriganganagar proud across the world.

Rashtriya Kala Mandir chief Virendra Baid said that the organization will continue encouraging artists. Shiv Jalan, Secretary of RKM expressed his gratitude. The stage was conducted by Sunil Sharma.

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