Top Ten Bollywood Evergreen Classic of Nausad Sung By Lata Mangeskar

Nausad Ali Ji one of the most respected name of the Bollywood as well as Indian music industry all over the world.Here we are trying to collect top ten list of Nashad ji composed songs sung by Lata Mangeskar.

 

Top Ten Bollywood Evergreen Classic of Nausad Sung By Lata Mangeskar.Friends Enjoy if like comment bellow.
10.Bacchpan ke din-1951 Deedar
9. Mohe bhul gaye-1952 Bijju Bawra 
8. Tammana Loot gayee-1954 Amar
7. Nagari Nagari Dware-1957 Mother India
6. Dil main bhaji-1960 Kohinoor
5. Pyar kiya toh darna keya-1960 Mughal-e-Azam
4. Doh Hnagsho ki jora-1961 Ganga Jumna
3. Mere mehboob meri-1963 Mere Mehboob
2. Tere Husno ki keya-1964 Leader
1. Agar yeh husno mera-1968 Sunghrush 

All in one of the Best of Naushad by Lata mangeskar hits.

A Tribute to Naushad:-

Naushad was born on 25th December 1919 and raised as a Muslim in Lucknow,a city with a long tradition as a center of Muslim culture. His father,Wahid Ali,was a munshi(court clerk). As a child,Naushad would visit the annual fair at the Deva Sharif in Barabanki,25 km from Lucknow,where all the great qawwals and musicians of those days would perform before the devotees.He studied Hindustani music there under Ustad Ghurbat Ali,Ustad Yusuf Ali,Ustad Babban Saheb,and others.He also repaired harmoniums.As a lad,he joined a junior theatrical club and was appointed the club's music maestro for their theatrical presentations.He used to watch silent films at the Royal theatre in Lucknow.Theatre owners would hire a team of musicians to play the tabla,harmonium,sitar and violin.The musicians would watch the film first,make notes,finalise the scales required.When the show began in the evening,they would sit in front of the screen and play music for the scenes.This was a great way to be entertained and learn music at the same time.It made him grasp the nuances required in composing a film's background music score.In time Naushad formed his own Windsor Music Entertainers or just Windsor Entertainers ,so named because he had seen the word Windsor around Lucknow and liked its ring.It led to the Indian Star Theatrical Company in a theatre at Golagunj colony in Lucknow.He was trained under Laddan Khan until he became capable of working independently as a composer. There he also developed the sense to pick rare musical jewels from the folk tradition of Punjab,Rajasthan, Gujarat and Saurashtra during the company's sojourns in those regions.The traveling players got as far as Viramgam in Gujarat,where they discovered penury,even after selling off theatrical props and musical instruments.The company limped back to Lucknow through the kindness of one of Naushad's friends.Naushad had already become a cinema fan in the silent era,and then,in 1931,Indian cinema got voice and music that further fascinated the 13 year old boy.But his family was strict follower of Islamic diktat of prohibition of music and his father gave him ultimatum to leave music if he wanted to stay at home.He ran away to Bombay (now called Mumbai)in the late 1937 to try his luck as a musician.He was an expert Guru,ustad in all most all form of classical ragahas such as Ahir Bhairav,Alahaiya Bilawal,Bageshri, Bahar,Bhairavi,Bhimpalasi,Bihag,Brindavani Sarang, Darbari Kanada etc.He was held the posts President of Cine Music Directors Association,Chairman of Indian Performing Rights Society,President of Maharashtra State Angling Association,President of Alam-E-Urdu Conference(Delhi),The title of Special Executive Magistrate,Bombay and he was awarded Filmfare Best Music Director Award - Baiju Bawra,Bengal Film Journalists'Association's best music director Award for Gunga Jumna "Naushad Ali",a 30-minute documentary film produced by Television Centre,Bombay,Dada Saheb Phalke Award,Lata Mangeshkar Award(Madhya Pradesh state government's),Amir Khusro Award,Sangeet Natak Akademi Award,Padma Bhushan,Maharashtra Gaurav Puruskar and Best Music for"The Sword of Tipu Sultan".Naushad died on 5 May 2006 in Mumbai and Nawab of Lucknow was buried at the Juhu Muslim cemetery.[source:-Wikipedia]