Sudeep

Sudeep, better known as Kiccha Sudeep or just plain Sudeep, is an actor of Indian decent. He is a film star of the Indian film fraternity. He works in the South Indian films mainly. He is celebrating his birthday today on 2nd of September, and he was born in the year 1973. He is a 39 year old actor, director, script writer, playback singer. His multi talented capability has helped him carve a niche for himself. He was born and brought up in Karnataka, and is fluent in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu languages. As he has been cased in the films of those languages. He has also worked in the mainstream Bollywood Hindi film, that has made him famous all over India. Some very important villainous roles that he has portrayed ensured thrills in the films he stars in. As he is also a director, he knows his scenes and how to give a perfect shot because of the technical knowledge etched in his mind. That is the reason he is so good as an actor. He is a robust manly stature, that which makes him popular among the fairer sex, and very famous among men. His horoscope matching with Supriya, his wife, let him grow more. They also have a child out of their marriage, a girl named Saanvi. As well as being a good husband he is also a good father to his only daughter.

He has made his presence in the Kannada film industry very strong. He has captured the audience of movies and the audience of television as well. He also has starred as the Big Boss, in the Kannada version of Big Boss. He is active since the year 1997 and is going string ever since. Since his kundli milan was with Supriya, his wife, it was predicted by the astrologers that he will go a long way to make his fortune. It did happen that way too. He has won several academy awards, filmfare awards and many other recognized awards of the South Indian film industry. One of the famous stars, he is in no way vain of his position. Sudeep has been the most technically upright actor among his comrades. He is that way because he is an Engineering graduate, as he has passed out as a mechanical engineer, after taking his degree from Dayananad Sagar College of engineering. His perseverance has made him what he is today and Richard Gere celebrated his 64th birthday on Aug 31,2013.

Ustad Rashid Khan

Ustad Rashid Khan is an Indian classical musician in the Hindustani music tradition. He belongs to the Rampur Sahaswan gharana, and is the great grandson of gharana founder Inayat Hussain Khan. He was born in Badayun, UP India, on July 1, 1966. He was awarded the Padma Shri, as well as the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 2006. He received his initial training from his maternal granduncle, Ustad Nissar Hussain Khan (1909-1993). He is also the nephew of Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan. He is married to Joyeeta Bose, from the family of Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose. As the Rashid zodiac sign is cancer, his compatible Horoscope Matching would be Taurus, Virgo, Scorpio, and Pisces. The Kundli Milan of Rashid depicts that, his romance and love life perfectly reflects who you are, particularly because you are so capable of nurturing others.

Rashid Khan gave his first concert at age eleven, and the following year, 1978, he performed at an ITC concert in Delhi. In April 1980, when Nissar Hussain Khan moved to the ITC Sangeet Research Academy (SRA), Calcutta, Rashid Khan also joined the academy at the age of 14. By 1994, he was acknowledged as a musician at the academy. The Rampur-Sahaswan gayaki is closely related to the Gwalior Gharana, which features a medium-slow tempos, a full-throated voice and intricate rhythmic play. Rashid Khan includes the slow elaboration in his vilambit khayals in the manner of his maternal grand-uncle and also developed exceptional expertise in the use of sargams and sargam taankari. He is also a master of the Tarana like his guru but sings them in his own manner, preferring the khayal style rather than the instrumental stroke-based style for which Nissar Hussain was famous. There is no imitation of instrumental tone. His mastery of all aspects tonal variations, dynamics and timbre adjustment leave very little to be desired in the realm of voice culture.

His renderings stand out for the emotional overtones in his melodic elaboration. He says: "The emotional content may be in the alaap, sometimes while singing the bandish, or while giving expression to the meaning of the lyrics." This brings a touch of modernity to his style, as compared to the older maestros, who placed greater emphasis on impressive technique and skillful execution of difficult passages. Rashid Khan has also experimented with fusing pure Hindustani music with lighter musical genres, e.g. in the Sufi fusion recording Naina Piya Se (songs of Amir Khusro), or in experimental concerts with western instrumentalist Louis Banks. He also performs jugalbandis, along with sitarist Shahid Parvez and others. Karthik Raja celebrated his birthday on 29th june.