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हिंदी सिनेमा के पुरस्कारों के धांधली को अंग्रेजी में I LOVE YOU कह गए ये नायाब गीतकार #foryou , #goldenmomentswithvijaypandey , #bollywoodsongs ,#bollywood From Anand to Mili, Yogesh wrote timeless hits for Bollywood’s best, but never got his due jo dekhta tha, jo jeeta tha, wahi likha tha (I wrote what I saw and lived)”. These words by lyricist Yogesh Gaur, popularly known just by his first name, are reflected in his simple and heartwarming melodies. From Zindagi Kaisi Hai Paheli to Rimjhim Gire Sawan and Rajnigandha Phool Tumhare, Yogesh’s songs could evoke complex emotions through the simplest of words. Legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar once said, “Some of my most cherished songs were written by Yogeshji. He was such a quiet genius. His words were taken from normal conversation and yet so poetic”, she said, adding that Kahin Door Jab Din Dhal Jaye was her favourite song by the lyricist. Despite touching many hearts through his lyrics, Yogesh lived out later years of his life in the shadows, away from limelight, bearing the ignorance of an industry that once featured his name in the opening credits of its biggest hits.In a 2018 interview with The Indian Express, the lyricist-poet had said, “It’s been years that someone came to me to ask for songs. I wrote for some films in the late 1990s, but those films were never released. I think the industry and the people have forgotten me,” a painful reminder of how fame and success, especially in the film industry, are ephemeral. Yogesh, who passed away in Mumbai at the age of 77 on Friday, was one of the last of the great lyricists of Hindi cinema. He may not have been as prolific as Anand Bakshi, Majrooh Sultanpuri or Shailendra, but he nevertheless could boast some of the finest, most meaningful lines you would come across in film music Veteran lyricist Yogesh who wrote iconic songs for Anand and Rajnigandha dies at 77 Veteran Hindi film lyricist Yogesh, who penned some of the most memorable songs in Hindi films in films like Rajesh Khanna’s Anand, Vidya Sinha and Amol Palekar’s Rajnigandha, died in Mumbai.Veteran Bollywood lyricist Yogesh died in Mumbai on Friday. He was 77. Playback legend Lata Mangeshkar paid homage to the late lyricist on Twitter.She wrote: “Mujhe abhi pata chala ki dil ko chunewale geet likhnewale kavi Yogesh ji ka aaj swargwas hua. Ye sunke mujhe bahut dukh hua. Yogesh ji ke likhe kai geet maine gaaye. Yogesh ji bahut shaant aur madhur swabhav ke insan the. Main unko vinamra shraddhanjali arpan karti hun (I just came to know of the demise of the poet Yogesh ji whose songs touched one’s heart. The news pains me. I have sung songs that Yogesh ji wrote. Yogesh ji was a man of gentle disposition. I offer him my humble tribute).”The veteran lyricist was not keeping well for a while now and, according to a report in nationalheraldindia.com, he was staying with a disciple in the Mumbai suburb of Nala Sopara.Some of Yogesh’s best lyrics were in the films of Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Basu Chatterjee. He wrote classics such as Zindagi Kaise Yeh Paheli and Kahin Door Jab Din Dhal Jaaye in Anand. His memorable numbers include Rajnigandha Phool Tumhare and Kayi Baar Yun Hi Dekha Hai in Rajnigandha; Badi Sooni Sooni Hai in Mili; Jaaneman Jaaneman and Na Jaane Kyun in Chhoti Si Baat; Rimjhim Giray Saawan in Manzil; and Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuchh Kaha in Baton Baton Mein, among numerous ot SPECIAL THANKS TO DHEERAJ BHARDWAJ JEE (DRAMA SERIES INDIAN), THANKS FOR WATCHIN GOLDEN MOMENTS WITH VIJAY PANDEY https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/da... https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...   / actorvijaypandey     / panvijay