Jagjit ji was born on 8 February 1941 in Ganganagar, Rajasthan. Father Sardar Amar Singh Dhamani was an employee of the Government of India. Jagjit ji's family is originally from Dalla village in Ropar district of Punjab. Mother Bachchan Kaur was from Uttalan village in Samrala, Punjab. Jagjeet's childhood name was Jeet. Due to crores of listeners, Singh sahib became Jagjit who won the Jag in a few decades.

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Tansen was born in 1506. Those whose name was Tanna then. To gain further knowledge of music, Swamiji sent him to Hazrat Muhammad Gauss in Gwalior. After gaining sufficient knowledge of music, Tansen again returned to Mathura near Swami Haridas. Here he learned 'nad' lore from Swamiji. Tansen had achieved amazing success in music by now. Impressed by his music, Rewa-Naresh made him the head singer of his court. Akbar got an opportunity to listen to Tansen's music at Rewa-Naresh.

Rahul Dev Burman was a famous composer of Hindi films. They were also called Pancham or 'Panchamada'. He was the only child of famous musician Sachin Dev Burman and his wife Meera. He is considered one of the best musicians in the world due to his unique musical talent. It is believed that many composers still imitate his style. Panchamada also gave voice in 18 films composed by her. He also acted in Bhoot Bangla (1965) and Pyaar Ka Mausam (1969).

Early Life

Abul Hasan Amir Khusrau was a prominent poet, singer and musician living near Delhi around the fourteenth century. Khusrau is considered to be the first popular poet of Hindustani Khariboli. By whom? They are known for their riddles and tricks. He was the first to mention his language Hindavi. He was also a Persian poet. He was sheltered by the Delhi Sultanate. The list of his texts is long. At the same time, their history is important as a source.

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Allah Rakkha Rahman is a famous composer of Hindi films. He was born on January 6, 1967 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. After birth, his name is A. S. Dilip Kumar Mudaliar was kept, which was later changed to A. R. Be merciful. Apart from his mother tongue Tamil, Rahman, the king of melodies, has also given music in films in Hindi and many other languages. The Times magazine named him Mozart of Madras.