কে এল সায়গলের জীবনী || Biography of KL Saigal in Bengali

#klsaigal #কেল্সাযগল #জীবনী #sobbanglay #biography #indianmusic #indiancinema 🎥 K L Saigal Biography 🎁 K L Saigal Born: April 11, 1904 ▶️ K L Saigal Died: January 18, 1947 Kundanlal Saigal was one of the early superstars of the Indian film industry, who became a legend as a singer and actor. From ghazals, bhajans, thungris to Bengali and Hindi film songs—his voice was unique in all areas, but he never played back for other actors, he only lent his voice to his own film songs. His acting and singing in films like ‘Chandidas’, ‘Devdas’, ‘Tansen’, ‘Shahjahan’ etc. fascinated the audience, and he was the first non-Bengali singer to sing Rabindra Sangeet. In his early life, he worked as a salesman for the Remington Typewriter Company and from there, his talent developed under the encouragement of Mehr Chand Jain in Lahore. After coming to Kolkata, he joined New Theatres under the guidance of Pankaj Mallick and Raichand Baral and started acting, where 'Devdas' established him as a hero. Mastering the Bengali language, he acted in seven Bengali films and received the rare honor of singing Rabindranath Tagore with the permission of Rabindranath. Later, he went to Bombay and achieved pan-Indian popularity by singing and acting in films such as 'Bhakta Surdas', 'Tansen', 'Shahjahan' etc. In a career of just fifteen years, he acted in 36 films and recorded about 185 songs, out of which about thirty were Bengali songs. Many artists including Mohammad Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar were his fans. Even though this legendary artist of simple nature was only 42 years old, his melodious voice is still immortal in the history of Indian music and cinema. Learn the life story of K. L. Saigal in this video. 🎥 Biography of K. L. Saigal 🎁 Born: April 11, 1904 ▶️ Died: January 18, 1947 Kundanlal Saigal was one of the earliest superstars of Indian cinema, remembered as both a legendary singer and a powerful actor. From ghazals, bhajans, thumris to Bengali and Hindi film songs—his voice carried a unique charm. Unlike later playback singers, Saigal never sang for other actors; he only lent his voice to his own films. Classics like Chandidas, Devdas, Tansen, and Shahjahan showcased his acting and singing brilliance, and he became the first non-Bengali artist to sing Rabindra Sangeet. In his early life, Kundan Lal Saigal worked as a salesman for Remington Typewriters, and during his travels he met Mehrchand Jain in Lahore, whose encouragement helped him nurture his talent. Later, in Kolkata, with the support of Pankaj Mullick and Raichand Boral, he joined New Theaters and started acting. His role in 'Devdas' established him as a leading hero. He mastered Bengali, acted in seven Bengali films, and earned the rare honor of singing Rabindra Sangeet with Tagore's approval. Moving to Bombay, he starred in films like Bhakt Surdas, Tansen, and Shahjahan, gaining pan-Indian fame. In just fifteen years, Saigal acted in 36 films and recorded around 185 songs, including about 30 in Bengali. His admirers included Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, and Lata Mangeshkar. Despite his fame, he remained a simple-hearted man. Though he passed away at only 42, his soulful voice continues to live on in the history of Indian music and cinema. 👉 In this video, discover the life story of K. L. Saigal. *********************************************** It is completely illegal to publish any content (writing, images, videos, etc.) published on the SobBanglay website, YouTube, Facebook page or other SobBanglay social media without our permission. If you want to contact us, you can mail us at [email protected]. You can also follow us on social media platforms All Contents (articles, images, videos) published in any of the SobBanglay platforms are copyrighted to SobBanglay. Any unauthorized use and distribution of these contents without written permission is strictly prohibited. You can connect with us via email ([email protected]) or through any of the above mentioned platforms. ********************************************* Created - All Bangla Images - Collected from the Internet and used for educational purposes Music - YouTube Library We neither own nor claim to own any images in this video. The photos are the sole property of the rightful and lawful owners. Absolutely no copyright intended. This is for education purpose only. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use *********************************************