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Shemaroo Entertainment releases “The Glorious Decades” – a Nostalgia filled audio visual treat in a 12 DVD Gift Pack. Posted by NewsTadka Shemaroo Entertainment releases “The Glorious Decades” – a Nostalgia filled audio visual treat in a 12 DVD Gift Pack. Mumbai, 21 January, 2015: Shemaroo Entertainment releases “The Glorious Decades” a gift pack of 12 DVDs featuring Original Videos of Hindi film songs which capture the essence of music from 1950s to 1980s. This was an era when the music was known to be infectious, hummable and memorable. With this product, the company has put together a package that covers the journey of music and the changing trends and style of the music industry. The box set features 101 songs from each of the 4 decades, thus providing an audio-visual treat of 404 songs to the music lover. The individual 3 DVD packs of song compilations – 101 Hits of 1950s, 101 Hits of 1960s, 101 Hits of 1970s & 101 Hits of 1980s are also available separately in the market. Of all the 4 decades, 1950s is known as the ‘Golden’era of Hindi film music as it was a time when Naushad & Shankar Jaikishan introduced ‘Orchestra’ with an Indian touch, when S. D.Burman & Salil Chowdhury popularized folk tunes along with western rhythm and when Madan Mohan & O.P. Nayyar carved out their own niche. And when Lata Mangeshkar rose to the top along with Mohd. Rafi & 1960s represents the ‘Romantic’ decade when sweet romantic musicals ruled the box-office. The decade saw the rise of Asha Bhosle as a main singer along side her famous sister and the entry of Kishore Kumar in full time playback singing. 1970s can rightly be termed as the ‘Sensational’ decade when R.D. Burman changed the way Indians perceived film music while Laxmikant – Pyarelal gave some of their biggest hits seeped in Indian 1980s can be called an ‘Electrifying’ decade when many star sons and fresh faces made an entry on the film horizon grooving to the beats of ‘Disco King’ Bappi Lahiri and his contemporaries RD & LP. Lets revisit the memorable moments of Bollywood with our loved ones. Lets gift them The Glorious . The Glorious Decades is economically priced at Rs 999/- only. About Shemaroo Celebrating the golden jubilee, Shemaroo Entertainment Ltd (BSE Scrip Code: 538685; NSE Scrip Code: SHEMAROO) is among few entertainment companies that has hallmarked several pioneering efforts with its innovative and out- of-the- box thinking. Founded in 1962, Shemaroo Entertainment Ltd is an established Filmed Entertainment “Content House” in the country, active in Content Ownership, Creation, Aggregation and Distribution with a large content library of over 2800 titles. Shemaroo is engaged in the distribution of content for satellite channels, physical formats and emerging digital technologies like the Mobile, Internet, Broadband, IPTV and DTH among others. With its partnership with the major telecom operators and other digital media platforms, Shemaroo is at the forefront of the digital age. The company has also tied up with many content providers across the country. The “Shemaroo” brand today is synonymous with quality entertainment in the Indian entertainment eco system. For further Information, please visit www.shemarooent.com http://newstadka.com/shemaroo-entertainment-releases-the-glorious-decades-a-nostalgia- filled-audio-visual-treat-in-a-12-dvd-gift-pack/ .

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