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Lesser known, Iqbal Qureshi, was a true maestro in every sense – though he composed music only for a handful of Hindi movies, his musical gems are relished even today

There were many musicians responsible in making the 1950’s and 1960’s the Golden Era of Indian Film music, but Dattaram, a prominet and immensely talented music composer, donned many hats – as a tabla player, as an arranger, an assistant music director and also as an independent music composer

Ravindra Jain was an indomitable spirit – an ace composer and fighter of odds, his contribution to Bollywood across decades has actively shaped the Hindi film music industry

With over 200 films to her name, legendary composer Usha Khanna has built a legacy that is tall, daunting and difficult to replicate

Buried in yesteryears, Datta Naik was a sensible music director who would use minimum orchestra to develop the apt atmosphere as expressed in the song

Though a talented and celebrated composer, Vinod fell short of reaching the pinnacle of commercial success in an era dominated by prominent composers like Shankar Jaikishan, S D Burman, O P Nayyar and C Ramchandra

His knowledge of classical music coupled with his style of bhav geet compositions, made each of his compositions unique with unparalleled melody for 50 years

Festive season binging and unplanned fasting can both be devastating for your system – but don’t run from eating well, just eat smart

A music director, however popular, is often forgotten with the passage of time when the trend of music changes – Bulo C Rani was one such composer whose best is buried under the debris of time

Kolkata Police’s Pronam initiative that attends to the elderly living alone in the city has emerged as an unlikely friend for many who are nearing the dusk of their lives

A day of quiet mourning and inner reflection, Muharram carries messages essential in today's world of tyranny, fierce competition and unnecessary muscle-flexing

Chitragupta’s music was greatly influenced by colloquial Bhojpuri musical traditions – naturally, his most devout audience belonged to that linguistic belt