Ameen Sayani, the doyen of Indian radio, died on Tuesday in Mumbai following a heart attack. He was 91. The news was confirmed by his son Rajil Sayani. Sayani, known for his mellifluous voice, ...

MUMBAI, (IANS) – The legendary radio host Ameen Sayani – who ruled the airwaves and lorded over the hearts of millions of “Behno aur Bhaiyon” in the Indian subcontinent and neighboring countries – ...

Growing up in India in the ’70s and ’80s, one staple that brought our family together was the airing of the radio program – ...

The voice. Picture this: The early 1980s. A cold winter night in Shillong. Two young preteen boys huddled over the radio. Tuned into the march of songs almost spurred ...

Ameen Sayani in the late 1970s | Courtesy Rajil Sayani and Srinivas Agarwal’s family via BioScope: South Asian Screen Studies “Behno aur bhaiyo, aap ki khidmat me Ameen Sayani ka adaab (sisters and ...

Apart from the Binaca Geetmala, Ameen Sayani introduced programmes where voice artistes presented excerpts from upcoming films - giving a platform to emerging voice artistes as well as new releases.

Sayani's influence extended far beyond the confines of the studio, earning him a place in the hearts and minds of millions In the melodic realm of post-independence, India emerged a captivating voice ...

Mumbai: The autobiography of legendary radio host Ameen Sayani, who passed away on February 20, will be released by the end of the year on his birthday, said his family at the condolence meeting.