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Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
Khamoshiyan Gun Gunane Lagi, an event organised by Aarohi Academy of Music, saw a packed theatre at Dorothy Winstone Centre, Auckland on September 12. The audience was treated to an evening of evergreen melodies of the nightingale and melody queen of India, Lata Mangeshkar.
Vidya Teke mesmerised the audience with her melodious singing along with eight other singers. Apart from Teke, some of the best performances were from Guncha Singh, Rhea Maheshwari, Aarif, Joseph and Arun Khotkar. The musicians also did a commendable job.
Some of the most-loved melodies were Satyam shivam sundram by Vidya Teke, Gumnam hai koi by Guncha Singh, Itna to yaad hai mujhe by Arif and Guncha, Nisultana re by Rhea and Arif and Jane kaise kab kahan by Vidya and Joseph.
While a majority of the audience seemed satisfied with the performances, a few had come in with more expectations.
“I was expecting a bit more from the concert. I missed many all-time favourites of Lata Di such as Aaj phir jeene ki Tamanna hai, O Sajna, barkha bahaar aayi and Tera mera pyaar amar. But the artists were really good and I hope to see them performing these songs next year,” said Sanskruta, from the audience.
Khamoshiyan Gun Gunane Lagi, an event organised by Aarohi Academy of Music, saw a packed theatre at Dorothy Winstone Centre, Auckland on September 12. The audience was treated to an evening of evergreen melodies of the nightingale and melody queen of India, Lata Mangeshkar.
Vidya Teke mesmerised...
Khamoshiyan Gun Gunane Lagi, an event organised by Aarohi Academy of Music, saw a packed theatre at Dorothy Winstone Centre, Auckland on September 12. The audience was treated to an evening of evergreen melodies of the nightingale and melody queen of India, Lata Mangeshkar.
Vidya Teke mesmerised the audience with her melodious singing along with eight other singers. Apart from Teke, some of the best performances were from Guncha Singh, Rhea Maheshwari, Aarif, Joseph and Arun Khotkar. The musicians also did a commendable job.
Some of the most-loved melodies were Satyam shivam sundram by Vidya Teke, Gumnam hai koi by Guncha Singh, Itna to yaad hai mujhe by Arif and Guncha, Nisultana re by Rhea and Arif and Jane kaise kab kahan by Vidya and Joseph.
While a majority of the audience seemed satisfied with the performances, a few had come in with more expectations.
“I was expecting a bit more from the concert. I missed many all-time favourites of Lata Di such as Aaj phir jeene ki Tamanna hai, O Sajna, barkha bahaar aayi and Tera mera pyaar amar. But the artists were really good and I hope to see them performing these songs next year,” said Sanskruta, from the audience.
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