Qazi - Goodbye singing, hello acting

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Anita

@ani11

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Posted: 19 years ago

#31

Originally posted by: Qwest
ani11, Thanks for you nice compliment yes who are we judge.

U r welcome Qwest ji,nice and unbiased people like u deserve nice comments👏

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Shivani

@Shweta06

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Posted: 19 years ago

#32

god bless him in his new profession

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indus

@indus

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Posted: 19 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: Qwest

My Thoughts.!!!!!

I like to look at the bigger picture. A young guy from Kashmir comes to Mumbai with dreams in his eyes and those dreams get fulfilled. You would say- no big deal. I think it's a big deal because this generation of Kashmir's has seen nothing but violence and killing.

Decades back, Kashmir was the jewel of Indian crown. And it was said that if there is heaven on earth, then it is here. Ironically the situation has become if there is hell on earth, it is here. Where once Hindi movies were shot, there are no movie halls in Srinagar anymore. They have all closed down. Where you could hear the music once, you only hear bullet shots. So if a young lad from the strife torn region of this country comes out the shadow of guns to pursue music or acting I see hope.

I heartily congratulate Qazi and feel inexpressibly happy for him and accordingly for the Kashmiri people. We all are happy and excited for him, to see a Kashmiri but Qazi is a talented young man who is proud of his Kashmiri roots and does not let it deter him from his aims in life.

Peace to you all and Keep the Faith!
*understand with an open mind, consider with an open heart, and believe with an open soul*

Very Well said , Questji. I never saw Fame Gurukul, so never got the opportunity to hear Qazi Taqueer but forum has been full of people pulling him down.
👏👏....what you have written makes so much sense.

Thankyou

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Bob Chowdhury

@Qwest

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Posted: 19 years ago

#34

Qazi will scale new heights, says family
Ehsan Fazili
Tribune News Service Srinagar, October 25
For the past three-and-a-half months, Qazi Tauqeer's family members at their tiny house in Koolipora locality of Khanyar here have been watching him on their television set, like many others across the country, since he entered the Fame Gurukul contest. His brother Tauseef, who was among those present during the final competition in Mumbai, returned on Sunday. His parents, Mushtaq and Syeda Rukhsana,continue to be in touch with their son. Tauqeer's uncle, Qazi Rafi, a professional singer,and grandparents, Qazi Khaleel and his wife, are all hopeful of his scaling "new heights". They do not miss their 20-year-old child, who had just joined ,at the undergraduate level, Amar Singh College here before joining the competition. However, when he is completes the one-year contract with the TV channel, the family is keen that he continues with his studies. "Being a professional, I have not taught him on a scheduled basis," said Qazi Rafi. Tauqeer's uncle recalls his nephew's interest in music and dance with fondness. Rafi's mother, who retired as a teacher in a government school, was a vocalist . She would sometimes encourage the little boy when he hummed to himself. "We found it in him", says Qazi Rafi referring to the lad's fondness for singing. "As a little boy, whenever he murmured some tunes while going to the bathroom, I would correct him and give suggestions", he said , adding that Tauqeer had had no formal coaching. Except for casual participation in musical programmes with his uncle in the Youth Services and Sports Department of the Jammu and Kashmir Government, Tauqeer has had no other exposure. Said 85-year-old grandfather, Qazi Khaleel: "Once I was disappointed when I did not find him trying to go for a similar competition — Indian Idol." The octogenarian recalls how a tourist couple from Canada had "predicted" that Tauqeer would become an actor when he was only two.

Having spent and learnt a lot during the competition by repeatedly returning from "danger zone", Qazi Tauqeer "needs to learn classical singing", feels his uncle Rafi.

"That is necessary," he comments.

Edited by Qwest - 19 years ago

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Bob Chowdhury

@Qwest

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Posted: 19 years ago

#35

http://famegurukul.sify.com/

Coming SOON

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Anita

@ani11

Sparkler

Posted: 19 years ago

#36

Originally posted by: Jaadoogar

Bob Da, very nicely put. For last one year I am seeing lot of people try to put him down in all possible ways. But that does not matter.

well they tried and failed😆😆

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arshi

@ar$hi

Rocker

Posted: 19 years ago

#37

WOooWWWww!!! i m spellbound!! i actually 4got wen i last saw so many positive compliments on Qazi. feeling really thrilled!! i wanna thank to Qwest 4rm the bottom of my heart 4 sharing such nice write-up with us. very well done!!
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thnk u so much di 4 informing me. 😃

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Anita

@ani11

Sparkler

Posted: 19 years ago

#38

Originally posted by: ar$hi
WOooWWWww!!! i m spellbound!! i actually 4got wen i last saw so many positive compliments on Qazi. feeling really thrilled!! i wanna thank to Qwest 4rm the bottom of my heart 4 sharing such nice write-up with us. very well done!!
👏

thnk u so much di 4 informing me. 😃

YAYYYYYYYYY arshuuuuuuuuuuuu sweetuuuuuuuuuuuuu🤗🤗

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Manju

@Modesty

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Posted: 19 years ago

#39

Originally posted by: ar$hi
WOooWWWww!!! i m spellbound!! i actually 4got wen i last saw so many positive compliments on Qazi. feeling really thrilled!! i wanna thank to Qwest 4rm the bottom of my heart 4 sharing such nice write-up with us. very well done!!
👏

thnk u so much di 4 informing me. 😃

Same here, Arshi. Qwestji has chosen the right video of Qazi 4 the post. Anita too was happy to read such a heartening stuff.