Asha Bhosle transformed the landscape of Indian music through her infectious joy and fearless spirit. Her vocals infused every note with a ...

Asha Bhosle’s husband: Asha Bhosle's first marriage was with Ganpatrao Bhosle when she was just 16. In an interview, she later opened up th...

Asha Bhosle has passed away at the age of 92, even as fans revisit a cherished anecdote about her iconic song Aaja Aaja Main Hoon Pyar Tera...

After the death of legendary composer R. D. Burman in 1994, singer Asha Bhosle was overcome with grief and made a deeply emotional decision...

Zakir Hussain, the tabla maestro, passed away. He acted in a few films. His debut was in the 1983 film 'Heat and Dust'. He also acted in th...

SD Burman asked his son, Pamcham Da, to return only after getting the lyrics. Read on to find out what happened when RD Burman had to wait ...

Not just Hindi, Asha Bhosle has lent her voice to songs in over 20 languages.

Acclaimed lyricist Gulzar's seven-decade career has received several honors, including an Academy Award, a Grammy, and about five National ...

Over the years, the visuals became bigger than the music. Bappi-da's characteristic chunky gold jewellery and sartorial taste made him a so...

Romantic numbers are this CEO's favourite.

The host for the evening is Bollywood's baadshah, Shah Rukh Khan - needless to say, King Khan is bringing the house down with his witty one...

A new book by Chaitanya Padukone shares some interesting anecdotes. R D Burman thought disco songs were a "passing fad'.

Over two decades have passed since the charismatic music director's demise, but his legacy continues to live on.

Arvind Vohra, country CEO and MD, Gionee India, is a fitness-freak and never misses out on gyming except on Sundays.

This Director is unabashed in his love for the Godfather and Howard Roark.

It was during a flight from Bombay to Delhi with the then reigning superstar Rajesh Khanna that RD composed the scintillating "Ye jo mohabb...

Every generation in India took a stab at creating music that didn’t fall into the neatly divided genres of classical, folk or film.