Date of Birth: 27th June, 1950
Place of Birth: Mumbai, India
Genre: Film Playback
Language: Hindi
Brief Biography
Nitin Mukesh – son of legendary playback singer Late Mukesh. Nitin is a trained vocalist and has got training from various teachers such as Pt. Jagannath Mishra, Ustad Faiyyaz Ahmed Khan and Chhote Iqbal.
Nitin had an aptitude for music but his father from the very beginning wanted him to purse his career in management and he send Nitin to abroad. But Nitin was not charmed with such a career so he asked his father’s permission to pursue a career in music. His father accepted his request but advised him that he have to struggle on his own steam.
Nitin’s first song was with Vani Jayaram in the film Dhuan Ki Lakeer directed by Shyamji Ghanshyamji. But on a large scale Nitin gave three hits during the years 1978 – 79 with Lata Mangeshkar: “Main kaise use pasand karoon (satyam shivam sundaram), Gapuji Gapuji Gum Gum (Trishul) and Aja Re Aaja Re O Mere Dilbar Aaja (Noorie).
Famous Songs of Nitin Mukesh
Place of Birth: Mumbai, India
Genre: Film Playback
Language: Hindi
Brief Biography
Nitin Mukesh – son of legendary playback singer Late Mukesh. Nitin is a trained vocalist and has got training from various teachers such as Pt. Jagannath Mishra, Ustad Faiyyaz Ahmed Khan and Chhote Iqbal.
Nitin had an aptitude for music but his father from the very beginning wanted him to purse his career in management and he send Nitin to abroad. But Nitin was not charmed with such a career so he asked his father’s permission to pursue a career in music. His father accepted his request but advised him that he have to struggle on his own steam.
Nitin’s first song was with Vani Jayaram in the film Dhuan Ki Lakeer directed by Shyamji Ghanshyamji. But on a large scale Nitin gave three hits during the years 1978 – 79 with Lata Mangeshkar: “Main kaise use pasand karoon (satyam shivam sundaram), Gapuji Gapuji Gum Gum (Trishul) and Aja Re Aaja Re O Mere Dilbar Aaja (Noorie).
Famous Songs of Nitin Mukesh
- Aja Re Aaja Re O Mere Dilbar Aaja from Noorie, duet with Late Mangeshkar
- Laxmikant – Pyarelal’s Kranti (‘Zindagi Ki Na Toote Ladi’)
- Rajesh Roshan’s Khudgarz (‘Zindagi Ka Naam Dosti’)
- Khoon Bhari Maang (‘Hanste Hanste’)
- Laxmikant Pyarelal’s Ram Lakhan (‘One Two ka Four’)
- Tezaab (‘So Gaya Ye Jahan’)
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