I cannot explain to this day what really happened.
Then I recovered and the miracle happened. All I heard was that voice and it impacted my psyche even more deeply, because my own voice was gone and there was nothing to compare it with.
I heard the album day and night, totally immersed in it. To keep me entertained, one of my uncles gave me Lataji’s new album, commemorating her 25 years in the music industry. I lost my voice completely, and was in bed for almost 40 days. After 15-20 days I suddenly fell very ill with pneumonia. I tried so hard, so very hard, no matter where I was or what I was doing, I would try and hum in the hope that suddenly I will hear the same sound coming from my throat. Then the first of the miracles happened in your life. I wanted Lata’s voice to emanate through my vocal chords. It had such a profound impact on me that when I tried to hum my own hoarse voice sounded like an alien sound to me. If it does not sound like Lataji, it’s not a voice, its something alien. Beyond that sound had no meaning, no essence or reality. If there was a voice, it sounded like Lataji. When I walked out of the studio, all I knew was that that voice was synonymous with what I perceived to be sound. He held the microphone in her hand and the moment she started singing, I was totally in a hypnotic trance. Arora and he was kind enough to take me to the recording studio where Lataji was going to record a song. A common friend introduced me to film director C.N. Yes, I was in fourth grade and heard Lata Mangeshkar sing. Then came the first turning point in your life. Finally in exasperation, I picked up the paper and threw it over my head to the back so she couldn’t get to it. Mom was so not sure of my talent or my memory, she kept thrusting this paper with the song lyrics under my nose and initially I kept politely moving it out of the way and then she would thrust it again, very sure I would forget the lyrics. I gave my first program in one of those Maharastra Mahila mandals (womens’ gathering) at the age of five. Her voice is like a peacock’s but she loves to sing.” I was old enough to know how crass a peacock sounds and felt very hurt, but he said quickly “No, No don’t say that. I was about 5, and she said to my teacher, “Please help her. It didn’t deter my passion for singing and finally my mother took me to this blind musician for singing lessons. Her look of admiration immediately turned to pity and she said to my mother sympathetically. A lady was standing behind us and I started humming.
#DIL HAI KE MANTA NAHIN HINDI SONG LYRICS SKIN#
My mother said I was a pretty child with fair and rosy skin most people mistook me for a European and would admire my charming face. It was so bad that people would look at me with great sympathy! I still remember once I was going somewhere in the bus with my mother. That is when my mother realized that I was interested in music. I remember very vividly that I was about two years old my mom had taken me to see the film Nagin and I remembered the entire tune and kept humming it. We did not even have a radio in the house. Yes, my father was very against our watching films or listening to music. You don’t come from a musical family, and yet music has been the key component of your life. In an exclusive interview with Little India, the velvet voiced singer talks about the paths taken and why she feels her life is guided always by divine hands. Today Anuradha Paudwal is back with a vengeance, her voice richer, sweeter with even greater depth, still living life on her own terms. Nayyar, had said she was going to replace Lata Mangeshkar soon. Shying from the limelight, she was nevertheless thrust into it, by the chant of a Shiv shloka, rising to dizzying heights of success.
She worshipped the sounds of music, though there was nothing musical in her family background.
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