After hearing about the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, it simply reminds me of that place when I visited some few months back. The tall buildings of the Taj and the Oberoi stand in front of the Mumbai gateway of India. All was OK until the terrorists attacked which took place here on "A Wednesday". I simply would like to share these pics here with you, which i myself clicked when I visited Mumbai. These sky high buildings impressed me much, but now it makes me think about the situation that would be prevailing at this time.
Terrorists attacked the Taj and Oberoi hotels in Mumbai at around 9:45 pm on 26th Nov, 2008. Places like the Trident hotel and the Nariman House were also targeted. It is believed that the terrorists rushed in numbers and they shooted at 12 different places at a time.
It becomes our duty to salute the martyrs and also to appreciate the efforts made by the Mumbai Police, Anti terrorism squad and the NSG's. Some around 156 people are feared to lose their lives in the event. We pat our homage to them.
I was simply left very stunned to hear about this event. It simply reminds me of "A Wednesday" by Anupam Kher.
The audience was simply left speechless when Hariharan enthralled the audience in Ahmedabad with his hit numbers like Roza Jaaneman, Chanda Re Chanda Re, Bharat Humko, Telephone Booth Me, Kesariya Balma, Tu Hi Re, Hai Rama, etc. It was the occasion of Times Ahmedabad Music festival when Hariharan and his team performed at the Open Air Theatre at the VastrapurLake in Ahmedabad. Starting with his famous number Roza Jaaneman, Hariharan performed all various kinds of moods like Classical, Western and light vocal as well.
The audience was packed in the open air theatre and they decided not to leave the venue until Hariharan performed Tu Hi Re. Towards the end of the programme, he performed the famous song Bharat humko Jaan se bhi pyaara he.. The audience gave a standing aviation to the song.. The programme ended with the National Anthem.
It was indeed a wonderful experience for Amdavadi audience..
It was the evening of the first day of the Times Ahmadabad festival. Renowned singer Kailash Kher mesmerized the Amdavadi audience with his songs and unique sufi voice.
He started his performance with the famous Jogi de Naal Di from his album Kailaasa, continued with the hit songs like Teri deewani, Bam lehri, Tauba tauba, etc. One of his recent compositions form movie Dasvidaniya called Maa, Meri Maa, recieved great appreciation from the audience. Towards the end of the programme, on the request of the audience, he also performed the song Chak de Fatte from movie Khosla ka Ghosla.
The lawns of Karvnavati club all went hot during the evening. People were seen dancing and swaying to the tunes of Kher. There were crowds of youngsters, who all appreciated Kailash Kher and especially his band, the guitar players and the percussionists, Sanket Athale and Kurt Peters.