Ranjit Barot | tl

Charanjit Singh (1940 - 2015) started out as a session musician, playing on numerous Bollywood film soundtracks throughout the 1960s and 1970s, before moving on to compose music himself. In 1982 he imported with much pain some of the latest synthesizer equipment into India. A good investment as Bollywood composers liked to feature the latest sound in their songs, and with these keyboards Singh spiced up numerous Bollywood recordings. But apart from that, in the late nightly hours after the studio recording were over, Singh set out on his own, wholly original project. His goal was to translate the language...

Ranjith is an Indian playback singer who originally hails from Kerala.He is brought up in Tamil Nadu and he is very famous for his playback singing in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam. He became popular when he won the Sun TV Saptha Swarangal singing contest in 2001 .

An excellent Drummer .He is the son of the famous Kathak dancer Sitara devi, He studied in cathedral school in mumbai and later on graduated from Elphinstone college. he resides in Napeansea Road..He also has collection of percussion instruments from around the world He has played with Louis Banks -- the master in jazz piano and a composer. Ranjit has played in many jazz yatras.. A talent scout from Paiste, a Swiss company that manufactures cymbals, heard Ranjit performing at the Zurich Jazz Festival and offered him a contract. He played for them for a couple of years and then...

In 1993, Ranjit Mani released the album "Tere Viah Da Card", followed in 1995 by "Mithi Jehi Yaad" and in 1997, by "Channa Passport Bana Liya". In 2000, he released the album "Chiti Likhdi Aan", in 2001, he released "Tutte Dil". In 2002, Ranjit Mani was given the ‘Kala Shiromani Award’ for his contribution to the Punjabi people. During 2002 he released the albums "Gabroo Mar Mar Jaan", "Mo Mani", "Meri Bewafa Mashooq" and "Kudi Phul Wargi". In 2003 he released the albums "Kuri Punjaban", "Saarian Toon Sohni" and "Dildar", with the following year "Charkhi", in 2005 "Tere Bina Ranjit...