Who is responsible for these dusty pictures kept in the auditorium of Kishore Kumar who said 'dudh jalebi khaenge, Khandwa me bas jaenge'?
Who is responsible for these dusty pictures kept in the auditorium of Kishore Kumar who said 'dudh jalebi khaenge, Khandwa me bas jaenge'?
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4th August is always a special day for the people of Khandwa of Madhya Pradesh. Let us tell you that on 4th August, the most popular singer of Hindi films, Kishore Kumar was born in Khandwa. Today is being celebrated all over the world as the death anniversary of Kishore Da. All-rounder artist Kishore Kumar is famous not only in the country but all over the world. And this is the reason why the passion for Kishore Kumar can be seen in only a few forms among the people of Khandwa. On October 13, in Khandwa, the birthplace of Kishore Kumar, Kishore Kumar's songs are sung throughout the day and many events are organized. But apart from all this, there is one Kishore lover who has made his house a temple of Kishore Kumar, where the day starts with the worship of Kishore Kumar.

Fan built Kishore Kumar's temple: Let us tell you that there is a house named Gauri Kunj near the State Bank located in Bombay Bazaar, Khandwa, in which Kishore Kumar was born on 4 August 1929. Due to lack of maintenance, that house has taken the form of ruins today. Even though the house has become a ruin, the memories of Kishore Kumar are still alive in the hearts of the people of Khandwa. Sanjay Pancholia, a resident of Bombay Bazaar, has built a temple of Kishore Kumar in his house. And Kishore Da Sangeet Sadhana Kendra is decorated with life-size photos of Kishore Kumar. Where Kishore Kumar is worshiped every day.

On 4th August, Sanjay Pancholia bows to the picture of his idol Kishore Kumar and completely immerses himself in the practice of music. Here other artists are also seen coming and humming the songs of Kishore Kumar. Kishore lover Sanjay Pancholia has dedicated a part of his house in the name of Kishore da. Here he has prepared a unique music system worth about 1.25 lakh rupees. Through this system, he and other teenage lovers perform songs daily. This trend has been going on for about ten years.

Unique collection of Kishore Premi: Let us tell you that at around 9 o'clock in the night, the gathering of lyricists starts at this music studio in Bombay Bazaar. There is a collection of about three thousand film songs here. It includes songs of Kishore Kumar, Mohammed Rafi, Manna Dey, Mukesh, Asha Bhosle, Lata Mangeshkar, Talat Mehmood, Mahendra Kapoor, Hemant Kumar, SD Burman, Uma Devi, Jagjit Singh, Shailendra Singh, Kumar Sanu, Kailash Kher. Pancholia says about this that he has the collection of singers from 1945 till now. He has also been paid huge prices to get tracks of many rare songs.

Kishore Kumar's house turned into ruins: If reports are to be believed, Sanjay Pancholia has to say that when Kishore Kumar came to Khandwa, he also stayed with him for a few moments. He wanted to settle in Khandwa only. When Kishore Kumar came to Khandwa, he used to stay in his own house. But this house has now become dilapidated. Many times in the past, there have been demands to make Kishore Kumar's ancestral residence a memorial. After all, who is responsible for all these things? 

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