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[edit] Daan Singh
Music director Daan Singh passes away
Avijit Ghosh | TNN
The Times of India, June 20, 2011
New Delhi: Hindi film music director Daan Singh, whose melancholic melody, Woh tere pyaar ka gham, provided soul and succour to a generation of broken-hearted lovers, died following a liver ailment at his Jaipur home on Saturday night. He was 78.
Despite crafting such gems, Singh was never swamped with offers. As Nitin Mukesh puts it, “He was an extremely talented musician who perhaps never got his due.”
