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Perhaps this Raja Hasan website has reached its sell-by date.

After prolonged discussions with quite a few people - including my family, friends and a number of regulars on this website, I have come to the decision that this site needs to be closed down.

And the call to pull things down has been prompted by Raja Hasan himself.

A few days ago, Raja Hasan mentioned that there were a number of complaints that were coming in regarding RajaHasan.com which in turn was hurting his fan base as well as career. Though he didn’t mention who had complained, it doesn’t require a lot to guess who his cronies were.

Among Raja Hasan’s complaints was the fact that this site was posting “spoilers” about his performances and that resulted in lower viewership. He had a few other things to say that were obviously fed to him by his new-found cronies.

I have no intentions of disputing Raja Hasan’s opinions and neither do I want to try and change them. If he feels that this website is hurting his fan base - it’s best to pull the shutters down. If this decision makes Raja and his friends happy - so should you Raja fans be.

It’s a fact that this website hasn’t been Raja’s mouthpiece ever. It never was Raja’s website. It was always the website of Raja Hasan’s fans. It was their voice. On this point, a number of people have argued that this website must go on - irrespective of Raja’s or his cronies’ opinions. And irrespective of Raja’s participation. I agree that it is very valid point - but for the fact that the passion for writing for Raja  doesn’t exist in me anymore. And probably, I have better things to do in life, rather than getting involved with petty politics.

Yet, it has been a fascinating journey. We have built a wonderful community over the past one year. And I have made a number of wonderful friends as well. Thank you all for your support.

As for Raja Hasan, he has already arrived, he’s already a star. Probably he doesn’t need this website anymore. And as for you, his fans, you still have options of a number of websites where you can keep tabs on his progress. The only thing you might miss-is this wonderful community.

As for me, I would probably get on with life. Probably start a new blog. Who knows, it could be one of the new Saregamapa singers. For somebody probably a little less talented, but a lot more grateful.

Once again, thank you very much. Till we meet again. Perhaps on some other website…

Cheers!

Manish

It is a wonderful feeling on reality singing shows - when a singer puts in a mesmerizing performance - so mesmerizing that the entire studio audience is moved - and it begins its chants of “once more”. We did see that a lot on last year’s Saregamapa. So, how real was this studio audience’s reactions?

For those who don’t know - the entire studio audience is a “paid” one. These people are “professional” studio participants who get paid for sitting and cheering during the entire shoot. And it happens not just with Saregamapa, but with almost all reality shows across Indian television - including Junoon, Voice of India, K for Kishore and the likes.

It’s not an easy task being a professional studio participant. These people keep moving from one studio to another, moving across the city - being in time for the schedules shoot. They have to spend anything between 9-12 hours sitting in a boring studio - and keep cheering when the directors demand them. They are handed out posters, banners, flags by the producers - and they are asked to keep cheering or dancing, when the cameras move to them. For all the hard-work, a lady (who would be asked to dress up in a “western outfit”) would get something around $5, and a men could get a little lesser than that. Plus a mid-time snack thrown in.

But the timings are pretty tough. Shoots sometimes end at 2 in the morning. And by then the Mumbai local trains would have stopped running. They would manage to get home only by day-break. And by afternoon, they have to be on their way to another studio for another shoot.

So why do reality show producers opt for a paid audience instead of an interested audience? One, who has the time in Mumbai to waste in a 12-hour shoot? Two, paid audiences have their own advantages. They can be asked to do anything - and they would follow instructions - unlike a genuine audience who might get bored midway, heckle or boo. Remember the girl who kissed Aditya Narayan last season? According to a leading American newspaper - she was offered an additional $25 to do that. And it ended up with chaos in her family.

The studio-audience works best for reality shows which have inbuilt fake dramas in it - like the mock-fights and sob stories. Now, with a paid audience, you would know that the news won’t leak out that all that was happening was just acting.

The studio audience is used to its maximum effect by long-time producer Gajjendra Sinngh who now runs the Junoon show on NDTV. Watch it and you’ll see how the audience suddenly works out a Mexican wave - quite comical. Sometimes, the studio audience doesn’t even exist. Like in the case of last week’s Raja’s performance of Maahiya on Saregamapa. It was just that the audience clips were edited in.

That brings us to the “once more” chants that one heard so often during Raja’s performances in Saregamapa. Were the chants manipulated? Or did Raja manage to really move even the “paid” audience. I wouldn’t know. But except for the Independence day special on Saregamapa - where a load of kids were brought in from schools, everytime else  the audience wasn’t as real as we had thought.

Whenever Raja Hasan participates in these reality show contests – news comes in flying from all corners. Some turn out to be true, and sometimes a few don’t.

Rumour is that Raja Hasan could be singing Lagan Lagi – the Sukhwinder hit from Tere Naam. And composed by my favourite Himesh Reshammiya.

But, as the shoot is still three days away, things could change. This, let me remind you yet again, is not 100% confirmed news – but hopefully he sings this magical number.

Here’s the original version:

Here is a post left by Faizia, who never believed in the crazy-fan stuff – until she happened to meet Raja in person.

I am writing this post while I am still gazed after meeting Raja-ji in person in Mcdonald’s.  It was a dream come true.  I didn’t know this is wat people call “fans craze.”  Earlier, when people used to tell me how much they are crazy for a star, I used to brush it off stating how can anyone be so crazy for someone and that too a popular figure… You all wont believe, from the time I spoke to raja-ji, i havent stopped talking about him and showing off his autograph to everybody..(even to my maid!!) I know this is sounding childish enough…  I m totally gazed! totally mesmerized!! totally STAR-STRUCK

Till I had not seen him personally, it was feeling NICE about being a RAJA HASAN fan, but now, its like “aag ko hawa lag gayi hai”… and i m feeling so GREAT about it… this is an awesome feeling…

From the moment I saw and asked Raja-ji for his autograph, I was so star-struck that i dint know when I walked out of there with a huge grin on my face  (my husband later updated me about my halat!! ) from then on, i have one Khwahish… to meet Raja-ji once again… this reminds me of one ghalib sher…

Haazaron khwahishyen aisi ke har khwahish pe dum nikle..
bahut nikle mere armaan, lekin phir bhi kam nikle…

Thanks to this website, I hope i can get across my sincere thanks and best wishes for Raja-ji and maasha-allah, aapko allah buri nazar se bachaye!!

Lavanya tells us that Ritesh Deshmukh performed at the IIFA Awards that were held in Bangkok earlier this month on Raja Hasan’s De Taali song Maari Teetri.

For viewers in North America, check local listings – you can still catch it in a few hours time.

Special thanks to Aliza for giving me the info on this a week ago.

Here’s the video of Ritesh Deshmukh’s performance of Maari teetri and the De Taali title song

For Raja Hasan fans outside India who were concerned about the fact that there was no way for them to vote, here is a bit of good news.

Ek Se BadhKar Ek has now opened it online voting section on its official website.

To vote for Raja Hasan and Jaswir Kaur, just click here.

Interestingly, to the delight of many Raja Hasan fans, the official Ek Se Badhkar Ek profiles Raja as a “Single”. 

I am glad they didn’t say “single and looking”.

Now that we have mentioned it here, hopefully, they’ll correct that typo soon.

Things on Ek Se Badhkar Ek began with leftovers of yesterday – the elimination clash between Kushal and Purbi.

Kushal’s theme was “war” and he dressed up in camouflage and went on to do a left-right-parade. Purbi on the other hand was handed over the theme “Disco” and she danced away to my eternal Bappi da-Usha Uthup favourite – Koi Yahaan from Disco Dancer.

Abhijeet liked Kushal’s performance because of its “original conception”. Purbi got an 8 from Ahmed. And after a lot of fooling around, Babu announced that Kushal ended up with a 9.

Emon and Purbi are out. On her way out, Purbi did a small bit of a Sridevi act from Mr. India.

Now for today’s performances.

Sumedha comes in with a so-so singing of Paape Bachalo Tussi. She goes with Abhijeet. Abhijeet said that he likes Sumedha’s voice. Abhijeet gave her a 7.

Rajshree attempts a Helen act with Mehbooba Mehbooba from Sholay. Abhijeet thought she was very graceful. Ahmed Khan thought there had to be a male element in the song – something like Jalal Agha in the original version.

And now comes Aneek. Abhijeet, as expected from morons like him, went after Atif Aslam. I don’t even feel like writing about it anymore. Maybe somebody could declare Abhijeet brain dead as well. Aneek gets a 7.

Now Jaswir comes in with Tu Hi Ru Satrangi Re. As usual, she seems to be most capable of the lot. A polished performance. Raja did seem to enjoy it. Ahmed Khan was hugely impressed. She ends up with a massive 9.

Harpreet tries an attempt at Chal Chaiyya Chaiyya. Both Abhijeet and Ahmed think he could have done better with the higher notes. Abhijeet asks Raja and Aneek to sing that bit. And when Raja sings the little bit flawlessly – Abhijit remarks that not all songs are for everybody – “yeh Hasan ka gaana hai”.

At the end of the show Raja did a little jig with Kushal and Rajshree – that was probably more entertaining than the entire episode.

Jaswir’s performance:

Raja singing the high notes of Chaiyya Chaiyya on Abhijeet’s request

Raja’s little jig at the end of the show. Sigh, Padma?

Former playback singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya’s political views and his politically motivated ideas on Pakistani singers are rather well documented. So is his past track record on breaking laws - where he has booked on at least two cases of physical assault - in one case he tried again to wriggle out of the scenario by accusing the assaulted of being “pro-Pakistani”.

He says among a lot of other nonsense: “Filmmakers like Mahesh Bhatt and Karan Johar are promoting Paksitani talents like Rahat Ali Khan, Adnan Sami and the Strings band. Those who do not get recognition in Pakistan are being promoted here at our cost. Very soon we will have a quota reserved for them. Even bhagwan will not forgive them. They should not invite the curse of Indian singers. Talent discovered through reality shows like ‘Fame Gurukul’ and ‘Indian Idol’ is also not being promoted. Music is art. To play politics at the cost of Indian talent is not fair.”

In 2003, he even petitioned the Government of India seeking a ban on Pakistani singers performing in India.

So it doesn’t come as a surprise when Abhijit has a go at Atif Aslam when Aneek sings his song in tonight’s Ek Se Badhkar Ek. If the promos are to be believed - he goes on to say - that nobody will sing such songs on this stage from now on.

Now, is a former playback singer, with no work in hand, going to decide on what or who we want to hear?

Apparently even during Raja’s performance of Jiya Dhadak Dhadak, Abhijeet  is supposed to have said - “If you have such talents out here, why does one need to import singers from Pakistan?” Rightly so, Zee edited that part out.

I don’t see much sense in talking about Abhijeet’s politically motivated right-wing views. When you open a manhole cover, all that you get is stink.

But the problem is with Zee allowing this needless tirade on its platform to garner TRPs. We have seen too many dramas - from tacky love stories to imaginary fights on reality shows. But this one is pretty serious stuff. Can Zee stoop to such low levels that it allows its platform to be used for airing political views - that too in the guise of a reality singing show?

We don’t know yet on what Abhijeet exactly said, but if this clip is aired today, it only helps in projecting Zee as a channel with an anti-Pakistan mentality.  Forget Abhijeet - he is a retard. But at least Zee should have the sense on what is to be aired and what is not to be aired. With so much on stake for Zee through Pakistanis - millions from Saregamapa’s Pakistani singers and a further several millions from Pakistani crickets in the ICL, this decision by Zee is sure to turn into a mishap.

For Zee to allow its reality show platform to be converted into a political stage is stooping to its lowest levels. To try and confine music to barriers of nationalities is something only retards can do.

As for Abhijeet, he has just two releases in the past 12 months, and none in 2008. Even Raja has more releases than him. That probably explains the sour Pakistani grapes.

The opening 10 minutes of today’s Saregamapa 2009 curtain raiser was so dominated by Raja – that you could rename the show as SaReRajaPa.

Things began with a powerful performance of Raja Hasan with Maahiya. Dressed in black, it was wonderful display.

And then he followed it up with what Aditya Narayan said was a song that was being played everywhere – Maari Teetri. This was clearly a lip sync performance, as Raja was singing to the original OST – but it still was a lot of fun.

I’ll upload the videos in a little while. But this is something you need to watch.

The Maahiya Performance Of Raja Hasan on Saregamapa 2009

Here’s the Maari teetri performance on saregamapa 2009

Here we go!

On Ek Se Badhkar Ek, things began with Abhijeet singing Chalti Hai Kya Nau Se Baarah. And immediately you wish that he gets nau do gyaarah.

And then a twist. Babu announces that every couple is given a theme this week. And with a massive amount of imagination, Champ and Naagin are given the theme “Love”. Wow!

Ms. Naagin Ghosh dressed in gold tried a Sush-like performance on Mehboob Mere Mehboob from Fiza. Abhijeet was disappointed, while Ahmed was impressed. She gets a whopping 8.

Then came Raja with Tadap Tadap ke, which was splendid singing. As mentioned in a separate post, 7 for him.

Next, a surprise visit from Jackie Shroff and former actor turned producer Sahil Chadha who were here to promote some movie of theirs.

And then Abhishek came in with a Kurtaa-faad performance which managed a 8 from the judges. Abhijeet then took the opportunity to take on Abhishek’s partner, Sumedha. And Sumedha, probably going by the script, got sobbing. So, tomorrow – you can expect a sparkling Sumedha performance, and Abhijeet would say – see I told you so – meri chabuk ka asar hai. It’s getting a bit too predictable now.

Amit Paul’s theme was Panchamda and he decided to have a go at Dil Lena Khel Hai.  Amit picks Abhijeet as his judge. Abhijeet pointed out that there’s a difference between a great song and great singing – whatever that meant. Jackie Shroff however provided much relief with his comments, trying to decrypt Abhijeet’s comments. Amit got a 5.

Amrapali tried to play to the masses with Babuji Zara Dheere Chalo. But you really can’t beat Yana ji.

Emon Chatterjee came with Saara Zamaana from Yaarana, with Raja and Harpreet playing the chorus boys. Unfortunately, at this stage the voice on the Zee channel got blanked out – no idea if my cable guy was at fault or a transmission fault.

But from lip-reading, I can see that Sanchita did a wonderful performance of Vande Mataram (Anand Math version).

Okay the voice is back.

Now there seems to be a tie yet again. And now Ahmed decides that the final decision of the elimination will be taken after the dance performances of Purbi and Kushal. And that will happen tomorrow.

BTW, Rahulyser is out of town, busy dating his girlfriend, so his much awaiited analysis won’t be available this week.

Dressed in a white shirt and a purple sweater, Raja Hasan took stage to perform the much awaited Tadap Tadap ke from Hum Dil De Chuke sanam. And the theme for him was “Passion”.

He started off softly sitting down. And slowly he seamlessly moved to the higher notes, building up a crescendo. With no editing this time, the entire performance was thoroughly enjoyable. And as he moved effortlessly from low to ultra high notes and back, nothing seemed to fall apart.

One neat performance from Raja.

Surprisingly, he picked Ahmed Khan to be the judge. Ahmed gave him 7, but left the special comments to Abhijeet. Abhijeet, on the other kept mumbling a few things that left me confused if he was praising Raja or criticizing him. Will have to watch the video again to figure that out. But he gave Raja a decent 7.

It’s a question that has been bothering a small section of Raja Hasan fans. With the new season of Saregamapa around the corner - and the focus shifting to newer participants, there are a few people who wonder if that will affect Raja’s popularity in any way.

I, for a few reasons, don’t think so.

There possibly might be a shift in attention to the newer participants - with the high element of competition, drama and voting being part of the show. But I don’t think that will wash away anything of what Raja has achieved in the past year.

Raja is not the usual reality show contestant. I have my doubts if he should be even labeled as a reality show contestant anymore. He is now an upcoming playback singer, already with a hit  under his name. And he is the one who draws the crowds, brings viewers to the television screens. Why else would Zee use him and his Maari Teetri performance in the promos - as it happened last night? Not just Zee, everyone knows the fact that Raja sells. Sony used him in promos more than anybody else in Ustaadon Ka Ustaad.  Same with Ek Se Badhkar Ek. Forget television, even De Taali makers used Raja’s pull to the maximum. Raja’s popularity is almost unmatched - and it will continue to remain that way - even if the new season of Saregamapa gets underway.

Fans don’t walk away. Die-hard fans, like most of us, will always stick by Raja. But neither the moderates are going anywhere. Saregamapa followers might start liking a newer contestant. But under no circumstances that would that be at the expense of Raja. One can like X along with Y. It’s just like I could be a fan of Rahul Dravid, as much as I am a fan of a total newcomer. The only time when a celebrity’s fan base erodes is when his or her behaviour starts changing. Highly unlikely in Raja’s case.

Expect a few more Raja clones. Raja was a trendsetter in a few ways. He was the one who started singing songs in his own style - and using variations. You can expect a lot of it from singers in this edition of Saregamapa. No more sing-like-the-original stuff anymore. If you managed to watch last night’s elimination song by Shadab in Junoon, he sang Teri Deewani - intertwining the “Dewaane ki Nazron Ko” line that Raja usually does. And there’ll be more people in the show trying to behave like Raja - being polite, politically correct and all smiles. It’s probably the Raja formula to a massive fan base.

It’s the singing stupid. As long as the voice continues to mesmerize, Raja’s fan base will remain intact. Of course, he has a very polite behaviour and good looks - but these wouldn’t have mattered if he didn’t have the magical voice. Doesn’t make a difference if it is Saregamapa 2009 or Saregamapa 2029 - as long as the voice moves us, the fans will stay - and so will newer singing offers.

The 5 minutes of fame for the new contestants. The newer contestants of Saregamapa 2009 deserve their few minutes of fame. Just as Raja did. What matters is what they do with the precious few minutes of limelight they get. If they can build on it-and make a successful career out it - just as Raja did, then they truly deserve it.

Lastly, it’s more important for Raja to slide out of the reality-show singer tag. Of course, television appearances are important, but things should now gradually move from performances that one see to performances that are purely vocal in nature.

Raja Hasan makes an appearance on the Saregamapa curtain raiser tomorrow – and if one goes by the promos, he will make an appeaarance with Maari Teetri.

Remember, 10. p.m. tomorow night on Zee TV.

If you are in North America, you can probably still catch Raja in today’s curtain raiser episode.

Here’s the video of today’s appearance of Raja on Saregamapa along with the promo to Raja’s Maari Teetri performance scheduled for tomorrow. (Looks like miming to me!)

In a series of announcements, here’s another. News is going around that Raja Hasan recently recorded a song for a film called Kabootar.

If you recall last year’s Saregamapa series there was Cash’s director Anubhav Sinha who made the announcement that they would be using the voices of six singers from Saregamapa for his first produced film – Kabootar. These names included Raja Hasan, Amanat Ali, Junaid Sheikh, Apurva, Mussarat Abbas and Suniel.

I am not sure about other singers, but Raja has probably already recorded for Anubhav Sinha’s Kabootar. Interestingly Kabootar was announced way back in 2006 by Anubhav Sinha – which was to be directed by his long time associate Maqbool Khan.

Kabootar is supposed to be an intense film about four youngsters who turn into sharp-shooters. The film is based in the rustic background of Rajasthan – and the characters speak the typical dialect of the region.

The composers are Vishal Shekhar, who have composed for Anubhav Sinha’s earlier films like Dus, Tathastu and Cash.

“I am a Raja ki Teetri.”, she said.

“You are a what?”, I blurted out.

“Raja ki Teetri - Raja’s butterfly”.

“And why do you call yourself that?”

“Because Raja does sing Maari teetri. When Raja says Maari anything, that means he is referring to me.”, she said.

“Isn’t that a bit too optimistic?”

“Not at all. He is referring to me as his butterfly.”

“And don’t you think a butterfly isn’t exactly a compliment?”, I innocently asked.

“It isn’t? What makes you think so? Butterflies are so lively, so colourful and the friendliest of creatures.”

“You know, butterflies are a bit too chanchal.”

“Chanchal?”

“They have that ADHD problem. Attention deficiency. Hyperactivity. They can’t stick to one flower for more than a few seconds.”

“So what?”

“That means a butterfly like you wouldn’t be loyal to your Raja for a long time.”, I argued.

“As long as Raja refers to me as Maari - I will always be his”, she said.

“What if the song would have been Maari Kabootri or Maari Chipkali?”, I asked.

“Raja has a better sense of lyrics than you.”

“Maybe he has. But you will remain his Maari anything?”

“Of course, Maari anything-he-calls-me“

“You know, De Taali is going to have a sequel. And Raja is singing in it as well”, I tried to enlighten her.

“Wow! And what’s the song going to be this time?”

“Maari Behnaa“, I casually said.

WHAM!

Grapevine says that Raja Hasan could be singing Tadap Tadap Ke from Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam this weekend on Ek Se Badkhar  Ek.

As most of you would agree that this Ismail Darbar coposition would suit Raja perfectly.

Here’s the video of Raja singing this song in a concert in Florida late last year.

This week, Raffu profiles Kishanraj ji, a long time regular on this website and of course one of Raja Hasan’s most devoted fans.

Sarve bhavantu sukhinah | Sarve santu niraamayaah.
Sarve bhadraani pashyantu | Maakaschit duhkha bhaag bhavet.

Meaning:
Happiness be unto all, Perfect health be unto all.
May all see good in everyone, May all be free from suffering

This is one of the prayer (Sanskrit Verses) for the prosperity and welfare of humanity. There is an adage that says we will be happy only if people around us are happy. Pray for welfare to all, and you will be blessed.

I was browsing for something in Sanskrit that can compliment perfect for today’s tribute and as soon as I read the above verse, one person came to my mind and that is one dear member of this beautiful virtual family. I believe he is the person who lives by the above verse. When I saw him and came to know about what he did at the Saregamapa Concert in New Jersey last November, I was amazed and his actions touched my heart so deeply.

How many human beings do we find who would make someone else dream as part of their own dream? How many get effected when anything - good or bad happens to another person? Or how many people will set others happiness in front of their own happiness?

All I hear is how times have changed these days and how people live for their own selfish needs, how they want to be recognized and awarded even when the work that they did is not even worth the praise.
But in such a “NOT so perfect World”, it comes as a breath of fresh air to know that we do have some angels living too (fortunately not too far from where I live). He has a soft and caring heart. He does his good deeds and never expects anything in return. His love for Raja is amazing. He gets happy every time he reads any good news about Raja; he gets sad when he sees injustice being done to his favorite singer. He prays for his well being, for his success and dreams that Raja be the number one singer of Bollywood. He is none other then our dear Kishanraj Ji.

Yes friends you have guessed it right, today’s tribute is to our Kishanraj Ji. It is my honor to write this tribute for this awesome man. Kishanraj Ji just like our Shashi Ji has been supporting Raja from day one. He has been encouraging and motivating him and has been dreaming big for Raja.

I am going to write two incidents about Kishanraj Ji and those who do not know him; you can see what an awesome soul he is. Like I said before, “like Raja, like fans”!!

Please have a look at this picture alongside: That is our sweet Kishanraj Ji, enjoying Raja’s performance, encouraging, motivating him and letting the world know that he is proud to support Raja and his Raja is the best! All through the concert, I saw him standing with the poster dancing and walking right in the front row. His banner was clearly visible from back. I am sure even Raja must have noticed it many times.

A question - how many men would you find who would support a new comer this way? Remember one thing though - I am not talking about teenagers - I am talking about Men. But as they say when you love someone then there is no bar for anything - age, religion, region, caste or creed nothing matters - your heart rules. Period!!

Kishanraj Ji has an awesome heart which sees no such barriers that could stop him from doing what his heart makes him do. He does raise his opinion sweetly and puts it in gentle words. He gives honest advices and suggestions that can help Raja in his career. He truly is concerned and waiting with baited breath to see Raja on top.

I am going to tell you another incident that happened on SRGMP concert night. Kishanraj Ji had VVIP tickets and also had a backstage pass with him. He himself is a big fan of Raja and went to the concert only for Raja. He easily could have gone back stage and met Raja. But he thought, he anyway is enjoying his performance from the first row and he must help some less privileged fan who wants to meet Raja and so he gave away his backstage pass to another fan that wished and desired to meet Raja. When I came to know about this, I was thinking if I would do the same? My heart repeatedly said only one thing and that was “No”. Only an angel can do such things and I am only a human being. Then I realized what an awesome soul he is that he placed someone else happiness in front of his own. That too he gave away his pass to a total stranger whom he never met or knew. Yes only angels do that! (I wish I knew he was giving away that pass in time to reach him and get it for myself But no problem, as they say there is always a next time so if there is a next time then I surely will be looking everywhere for Kishanraj Ji. )

Kishanraj Ji everyday religiously opens RajaHasan.com site, a number of times and keeps up with all the updates and news for Raja. He prays for his well being. He is among the first to write an encouraging note for any member of this virtual family in times of need. He showers his love and blessings. We really are very fortunate to have him in our lives. Long live Kishanraj Ji!! Amen!!

Kishanraj Ji, Bhagwaan aapko lambi umar de. Aapki har tammanna, aarzoo puri ho. Aapki zindagi mein dherr saari khushiya aaye aor aap hamesha haste rahe aor hamare saath aapka anmol pyar baatte rahe. Kishanraj Ji aapke liye hamare dil mein joh izzat aor jagah hai woh koi nahi le sakta.

We LOVE YOU VERY MUCH!!

Chand Taaron ka noor aap par barse,
Har koi aapki chahat ko tarse,
Aapki zindagi mein aaye itni khushiya ki,
Aap ek gham paane ko tarse!!