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 Media stories on World Cup Hindi Song

   
Newindpress.com

NRIs back Beckham with Hindi melody
Thursday June 8 2006 11:12,
IANS

LONDON: Britons of Indian origin have composed a lilting song in Hindi in support of David Beckham and the England football team - egging the players on to bring the World Cup home.

Radio presenter Sunny Kapoor hit upon the idea during his show on Kismat Radio, a popular radio station for south Asians here.

Kapoor, who is also known for his singing talents, wrote the lyrics and contacted music producers Devinder Sudera and Ashvinder Mann. The song was composed soon after and recorded within a day.

The song, which has a duration of little over three minutes, is interspersed with extracts from commentary of football matches and a passage in rap.

It has backing vocals by Nisha Sharma, and begins thus:

Khelo khelo, josh mein khelo Germany se World Cup lelo World Cup hamara hai Beckham ka sahara hai Ao dikhaye jeet ke hum Kismat ka ishara hai

Reports say that over 100 songs have been composed recently in support of the England team. This is the first song to be composed in Hindi or any Asian language, and is already a hit with listeners on Kismat Radio.

"It all began with a laugh during the show. I said to my co-presenter we must have a Hindi song and before the show ended we had the opening lines ready," Kapoor told the newly launched website www.nrifm.com. ...

8 Jun 2006

http://newindpress.com/sports/fifa/wc2006/News.asp?
Topic=417&Title=&ID=IE!20060608005030&nDate=&Sub=&

 

 


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Hindi melody to back Beckham

IANS
Friday, June 09, 2006  00:47 IST

LONDON: Britons of Indian origin have composed a lilting song in Hindi in support of David Beckham and the England football team —  egging the players on to bring the World Cup home.

Radio presenter Sunny Kapoor hit upon the idea during his show on Kismat Radio, a popular radio station for South Asians here.

Kapoor, who is also known for his singing talents, wrote the lyrics and contacted music producers Devinder Sudera and Ashvinder Mann.

The song was composed soon after and recorded within a day.

The song, which has a duration of little over three minutes, is interspersed with extracts from commentary of football matches and a passage in rap. It has backing vocals by Nisha Sharma, and begins thus:

“Khelo khelo, josh mein khelo, Germany se World Cup lelo, World Cup hamara hai, Beckham ka sahara hai, Ao dikhaye jeet ke hum, Kismat ka ishara hai.”

Reports say that over 100 songs have been composed recently in support of the England team.

This is the first song to be composed in Hindi or any Asian language, and is already a hit with listeners on Kismat Radio.

“It all began with a laugh during the show. I said to my co-presenter we must have a Hindi song and before the show ended we had the opening lines ready,” Kapoor told the newly launched website, www.nrifm.com.

http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1034340

 

 

 

 


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Sports : NRIs back Beckham with Hindi melody
Posted by venkat on 2006/6/8 5:27:57

London, June 8 (IANS) Britons of Indian origin have composed a lilting song in Hindi in support of David Beckham and the England football team - egging the players on to bring the World Cup home.

Radio presenter Sunny Kapoor hit upon the idea during his show on Kismat Radio, a popular radio station for south Asians here.

Kapoor, who is also known for his singing talents, wrote the lyrics and contacted music producers Devinder Sudera and Ashvinder Mann. The song was composed soon after and recorded within a day.

The song, which has a duration of little over three minutes, is interspersed with extracts from commentary of football matches and a passage in rap.

It has backing vocals by Nisha Sharma, and begins thus:

"Khelo khelo, josh mein khelo
Germany se World Cup lelo
World Cup hamara hai
Beckham ka sahara hai
Ao dikhaye jeet ke hum
Kismat ka ishara hai"

"It all began with a laugh during the show. I said to my co-presenter we must have a Hindi song and before the show ended we had the opening lines ready," Kapoor told the newly launched website www.nrifm.com.

http://www.teluguportal.net/modules/news/article.php?storyid=5485

 

 

 

 


  Sunday, June 11, 2006|02:45 IST
NRIs back Beckham with Hindi melody
Prasun Sonwalkar (IANS)

London, June 8, 2006
Britons of Indian origin have composed a lilting song in Hindi in support of David Beckham and the England football team - egging the players on to bring the World Cup home.

Radio presenter Sunny Kapoor hit upon the idea during his show on Kismat Radio, a popular radio station for south Asians here.

Kapoor, who is also known for his singing talents, wrote the lyrics and contacted music producers Devinder Sudera and Ashvinder Mann. The song was composed soon after and recorded within a day.

The song, which has a duration of little over three minutes, is interspersed with extracts from commentary of football matches and a passage in rap.

It has backing vocals by Nisha Sharma, and begins thus:

"Khelo khelo, josh mein khelo
Germany se World Cup lelo
World Cup hamara hai
Beckham ka sahara hai
Ao dikhaye jeet ke hum
Kismat ka ishara hai
"

Reports say that over 100 songs have been composed recently in support of the England team. This is the first song to be composed in Hindi or any Asian language, and is already a hit with listeners on Kismat Radio.

"It all began with a laugh during the show. I said to my co-presenter we must have a Hindi song and before the show ended we had the opening lines ready," Kapoor told the newly launched website www.nrifm.com.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/5967_1715609,001600060015.htm

 

 

 
 

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