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Singer Rafaqat Ali Khan

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The Bollywood Brass Band is joined by Pakistani singer Rafaqat Ali Khan, to pay tribute to 60 years of Indian and Pakistani film soundtracks.

Some of the greatest pop songs in the history of the world, played in special arrangements by the Bollywood Brass Band, and sung by the incredible voice of Rafaqat Ali Khan. A performance that is by turns passionate, tender, dramatic, and humorous, and will leave the audience spellbound – and dancing. The show is accompanied by the original video sequences and synched to the live music by our VJ.

As heard on our new CD "Chaiyya Chaiyya" (Fy 8177)

Add even more Bollywood authenticity to an electrifying concert, with an optional string section.

Songs include:

AR Rahman’s Chaiyya Chaiyya from ‘Dil Se’ - with spectacular video of Shahrukh Khan dancing on top of a train

Mohammed Rafi favourites Chura Liya and Gulabi Aankhen - from the RD Burman songbook

Mukesh’s Dum Dum Diga Diga - with Raj Kapoor on film singing in the rain

A dramatic rendition of Ghar Aaya Mera Pardesi - Indian cinema’s first dream sequence, from ’Awaara’; based on an Umm Kalthumm classic from 1935

Kehnde ne Naina, originally sung by Noor Jehan, the queen of Pakistani playback singers

2006 super-hit Kajra Re - video featuring the royal family of Bollywood: Amitabh Bachchan, son Abhishek, and daughter-in-law Ashwarya Rai

This collaboration was premiered in August 2008 at the spectacular new Opera House in Oslo, Norway.
 

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  • Gur Nalon Ishk Mitha with Rafaqat Ali Khan

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  • Ghar Aaya Mera Pardesi with Rafaqat Ali Khan

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  • Kajra Re with Rafaqat Ali Khan

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  • Slide Show of The Bollywood Brass Band and Rafaqat Ali Khan @ Oslo Opera House

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Four funky drummers and six hot horns play massive hits
from Indian films, all driven by the huge beat of the dhol drum.