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Kashmiri Song Rinda Ho

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In the year 2000, songs from the movie Mission Kashmir, Rinda poshamal gindi-ney dra-yi lo-lo and Bumbro Bumbro introduced Kashmiri lyrics to the rest of the nation. A love poem, the original Rind Posh Maal was knitted by the late 18 century Kashmiri Poet, Rasul Mir. The fact that the Kashmiris are still singing it occasionally reflects on the continuing popularity of this poem. Unfortunately, this has not been the fate of the rest of the traditional Kashmiri folk songs, music and dance forms. They have been overshadowed by cinematic glitz, with the younger generation shaking a leg to the tune of the latest chartbusters.



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A few years later, his secret was splashed all over social media. His folk song on YouTube, a feet-tapping number, Maharaza Ho, streamed in February 2019 has now 19 million views. It remains the most viewed Kashmiri song ever since virtual media took over the real one. Featuring Basit and company, its lyrics were written by his friend Nawabazar Basharat. His YouTube channel, Kashmiri Sound World Production, has more than 200 thousand subscribers.


Days after easing of lockdown, on September 1, Nazir released his Rinda Ho on YouTube which took social media by storm. It is sung and performed by Nazir. In a few months, the song has reached 9.9 million, just a thousand short of a crore.


Shazia Bashir is an established young singer who has struggled a lot to be where she is. Like most of the professional singers in Kashmir, she is missing on the virtual media. However, there is an audio of one of her songs Tche Kamu Soni Maini on YouTube. It has nine million views. Believed to have been written by poetess queen Habba Khatoon, the song has been sung by generations in Kashmir.


Sniti Mishra is an Odissa born non-local trained vocalist in Hindustani classical music who appeared for the first time in Zee TV musical reality show, Sa Re Ga Ma Pa. On August 17, 2018, she sang Harmukh Bartal along with Jaan Nissar Lone, a Kashmiri music composer who is based in Mumbai. Its music has been composed by Lone himself while the song has been recorded at AR Studios Mumbai. The professionally done song had a huge team including Diana Khan as Habba Khatoon, Jaan Nissar Lone as Yousuf Shah Chak, and Ajay Gosallia as King Akbar.


But as the song narrates the story of love, separation and pain, music along with lyrics tries to blend different themes and emotions. According to Imran Latief, Sniti Mishra has sung it beautifully. The music arrangement is good but you will hardly find any Kashmiri instrument in it. Rather they have Indianised it. Still, it has been watched by six million people.






Suniti is in the reckoning in Kashmir. She has been singing Kashmiri for the last many years now. Her Peer Myanio has three million views in four years; her Khodaya has 17 lakh views. All her Kashmir songs are done by AR Studio.


Ishfaq Kawa, 25, a resident of Shadipora (Sumbal) started his music journey by rendering Hindi Bollywood songs. As he uploaded these creations on social media, he was responded well. This encouraged him to pick some professional skills.


On March 17, 2019, Chinar Studios released a song Nigaaro Chaean Husnan, Karin Devaneh Keathyah, the lyrics of which were written by Gulaab Saifi Kishtiwari. In less than two years the song has crossed four million views. Mir Iqbal who sang it said he is a self-trained singer who learnt singing by watching and listening on YouTube.


Before signing the song, Iqbal used to sing naats, poems on the praise of the prophet of Islam. He wants to pursue music as he is confident in his voice and singing skills and wants people to support real content. As he was instantly famous through his song, Iqbal said that it has been more than a year that he has not sung. These days he is working on his channel which is still developing and he hopes to produce better content in future.


The song which has been shot on Ganderbal Highway in the winter has more than 3.4 million views. Mohammad Muneem Nazir, who shuttles between Srinagar and Mumbai is a Kashmiri musician, poet, singer and songwriter and a member of a music group called Alif. The Kashmiri and Urdu music, poetry and performance band premiered a Kashmiri single Ride Home on December 2, 2018. Noor Mohammad and Mohammad Muneem Nazir sang it.


They used Rabab, harmonium, and percussion in the song and its script was written by Muneem himself. The video starts with a drone shot of the road with a white car and soon the camera shifts to central characters, a young man (Muneem), driving a car and an elderly man standing on the road, waiting for a ride. The waiting man is Noor Mohammad, an artist from Kupwara who sings in Sufi mehfils and weddings.


The song sung in the praise of the mother has been a smash hit in Kashmir, throughout. Once it was said that when the records of this number were put on in militant training camps, it would convert into a mourning session.


In between, the song talks about the childhood the youngsters in Kashmir have lost: Loukcharuk Matchar Meoun. Then it moves towards a popular Kashmir ballad. The song brought two generations together on a single platform in a single frame; one with access to an alternative platform like social media to show their talents, the other conventional that may not be that tech-savvy.


Before the song starts, the camera points to two different generations of Kashmir artists with more or less similar problems. They agree with the fact that earning a livelihood is very difficult for artists in the valley.

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