Mohammed Rafi sang this song in Fever (Photo Credit- X)
Entertainment Desk, New Delhi. On 24 December 1924, Mohammed Rafi Saheb, the real master of Hindi cinema, was born. Born in Kotla Sultan Singh village of Amritsar, Punjab, Rafi Saheb was considered the most magical voice of the film world. Today his 101st birth anniversary is being celebrated. On this basis, we have brought for you such an incident related to Mohammed Rafi, knowing about which you will be surprised and the place in your heart for the singer will increase a lot.
Mohammed Rafi recorded an iconic song 64 years ago in 102 Degree Fever, which listeners still love to listen to. Let us know which clout song is that.
Sung this song during high fever
During his singing career spanning almost 4 decades, Mohammad Rafi lent his voice to many wonderful songs and they remained superhit. But there was one song for which Rafi Saheb was not in a good condition at the time of its recording. His body was burning with high fever and he still sang that song, showing his passion.
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Just imagine that a person is unable to speak properly when he has a fever of 102 degrees. If a singer sings a song in such a situation, it sets an example of dedication to his work. Actually, the song of Mohammed Rafi which is being mentioned in this article was from actor Dharmendra's film Shola Aur Shabnam.
The lyrics of the song were- Jane Kya Dhoondti Rehti Hain Yeh Aankhen Mujh Mein Song. According to the report of IMDB, Rafi Sahab's health was very bad during the recording of this song, but still he recorded this song without caring about his health, so that the composer and producers do not suffer any loss.
Rafi Sahab sang the song for three and a half minutes
This three and a half minute song was sung brilliantly by Mohammad Rafi even in 'Bukhar'. You can easily guess this by listening to the song. However, depending on the situation of the song, Rafi Sahab's deep and full voice gave life to it. Let us tell you that this song is counted among the best sad songs of Bollywood and Mohammed Rafi.
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