Assumed to follow his father SD Burman's footsteps, Pancham Da, as R D Burman was nicknamed, became one of the legendary composers of the Indian film and music industry.
The composer revolutionised Bollywood music with his unique compositions which had music produced out of anything from laughter to clinking glasses.
He worked extensively with Asha Bhosle, who also became his second wife, and Kishore Kumar. His compositions not only topped the charts back then but serve as an influence even to the present-day composers.
Honouring the music composer who started making music at the young age of 9 and brought influences from all over the world, from disco, to funk, to cabaret, Google has posted a doodle on its homepage which is visible in India and Sri Lanka.
R D passed away at the age of 54 in 1994, leaving behind a vast body of work, which continues to inspire every generation of music lovers.
Starting
with Chhote Nawab, a 1961 movie in which he sang after actor Mehmood
recommended his name to the director, RD Burman's film career spanned
over three decades.
Here's a quick look at his the number of movies that
used his music and then and continue to do so now.
Starting
with Chhote Nawab, a 1961 movie in which he sang after actor Mehmood
recommended his name to the director, RD Burman's film career spanned
over three decades.
Here's a quick look at his the number of movies that
used his music and then and continue to do so now.
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