Purshottam Upadhaya & Hansa Dave Live (BBC) - Duaon Maangwa Noon Naam Shraddha

Purshottam Upadhaya & Hansa Dave perform Duaon Maangwa Noon Naam Shraddha live for the BBC at Pebble Mill.

Te to raat akhi vaansali - Himalee Vyas

[starttext] Himalee performs this soulful melody written by ace poet Shri Suresh Dalal and composed by the legend Shri Purushottam Upadhyaya... Himalee is performing with the legend himself in a concert at Town Hall, Ahmedabad. [endtext]

EK RAJAKAN - ek rajkan Suratj Thavani Shamne - Shri Dilip Dholakia

Nostalgic and sweet memories of old Gujarati music.

Mane Ker Kanto Vagyo - Desh Re Joya Dada Pardesh Joya

  Mane Ker Kanto Vagyo - Desh Re Joya Dada Pardesh Joya Ho Raj Re - mane ker kanto vagyo - Desh Re Joya Dada Pardesh Joya

Uncha Uncha Bangala - Desh Re Joya Dada Pardesh Joya

Uncha Uncha Bangala - Desh Re Joya Dada Pardesh Joya

Kahu Chhu Javani Ne - Purushottam Upadhyay

Purushottom Upadhyay live n Bhavnagar January 2010.

Gujarati Natak - Kevda Na Dankh - Mukesh Rawal & Rupa Divetiya - Part - 1

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Gujarati Natak - Kevda Na Dankh - Mukesh Rawal & Rupa Divetiya - Part - 1

Kevda Na Dankh is a thrilling murder mystery.Director By - Milan Ajmera, Featuring - Mukesh Rawal, Rupa Divetiya, Anuradha Kanabar, Swati Kotak, Charul Bhavsar, Vimal Upadhyay.
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Gujarati Natak - Aa Che Adamkhore

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He is an amnesiac. An accident has deprived him of the memories of a large part of his life. He just cant remember! And now the police are looking for him. They suspect him of having murdered a young woman. All he remembers is having quarreled with his father in law and driving away from home. And then the horrible crash and waking up in the hospital. Could he have? He doesnt know. He is not sure. And his life is on the line.
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Gujarati Natak - Abhinay Samarat

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Gujarati Natak - Abhinay Samarat

He was a man of many faces. His true identity remained hidden. He was a different person to the people he met in many places, and cheated them out of their money. His was the talent of a genius, but his obsession with money drove him to play out this role of a scoundrel. When the long arm of the law caught up with him, in court, his true persona surfaced and he bowed his head in shame. In the court of justice even emperors have to bow before the bench. Such is the majesty of the law
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