Sudhir Phadke
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Biography
Sudhir Phadke, born Ram Phadke on July 25, 1919, in Kolhapur, India, was a notable singer and composer. He began his musical journey under Vamanrao Padhye and started his career with His Master's Voice in 1941. Joining Prabhat Film Company as a music director in 1946, Phadke composed music for numerous films such as Gokul (1946) and Rukmini Swayamvar (1946). His most celebrated work, Geet Ramayana, a collection of 56 songs based on G.D. Madgulkarâs verses, was broadcast on All India Radio from April 1955 to March 1956 and remains popular today. Phadke also composed music for Hindi films like Bhabhi Ki Chudiyan (1961). His contributions earned him the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Marathi at the 11th National Film Awards. Phadke passed away on July 29, 2002.
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- Jag He Bandishala (Trap) featuring DJ MHD IND
- Jivalaga Kadhi Re Yashil Tu (From "Suvasini") featuring Saee Tembhekar
- Bai Mee Vikat Ghetala Sham (Lofi) featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Dhundi Kalyana - Trap featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Phite Andharache Jaale - Lofi featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Chandra Aahe Sakshiila - Lofi featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Dhundi Kalyana (Lofi) featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Dhund Ekant Ha (Lofi) featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Rupas Bhalalo Mee featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Vithoo Mauli Tu (Lofi) featuring Jaywant Kulkarni
- Asa Nesun Shala Hirva (TRAP) featuring Cherry
- Je Ved Majala Lagale featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Tyacha Manus He Naav by Sudhir Phadke
- Je Ved Majala (LOFI) featuring Cherry
- Aaj Preetila Pankh He (Trap) featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Marathi Patriotic Songs, Pt. 1 by Sudhir Phadke
- Rupas Bhalalo Mee (Lofi) featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Kanda Raja Pandhricha
- Marathi Patriotic Songs, Pt. 2 by Sudhir Phadke
- Phite Andharache Jaale (Lofi) featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Tula Na Kalale (Lofi) featuring Sudhir Phadke
- Dhundi Kalyana (Lofi) featuring Cherry
- Dhund Ekant Ha (Lofi) featuring Cherry
- Aaj Preetila Pankh He (From "Kunkawacha Karanda") featuring Sudhir Phadke
