Sweetaj Brar is an Indian playback singer and actress. She is best known for her song "Care Ni Karda" which is sung by her and Yo Yo Honey Singh from the movie Chhalang. She is daughter of famous Punjabi singer Raj Brar.
Career
In 2019, Brar made her debut with the song "Love You Oye". In 2020, She has sung the song "Care Ni Karda" featuring Yo Yo Honey Singh for the Bollywood movie Chhalang. Apart from this she released the songs like Raah Pucchda, Nakhreya Wali and End Combination.
Discography
* Love You Oye
* Raah Puchda
* Nakhreya Wali
* Care Ni Karda
* End Combination
Filmography
* Gole Di Begi (2021 upcoming)
* Moosa Jatt (2021 upcoming)
* Punjabi....? (2021 upcoming)
Career
In 2019, Brar made her debut with the song "Love You Oye". In 2020, She has sung the song "Care Ni Karda" featuring Yo Yo Honey Singh for the Bollywood movie Chhalang. Apart from this she released the songs like Raah Pucchda, Nakhreya Wali and End Combination.
Discography
* Love You Oye
* Raah Puchda
* Nakhreya Wali
* Care Ni Karda
* End Combination
Filmography
* Gole Di Begi (2021 upcoming)
* Moosa Jatt (2021 upcoming)
* Punjabi....? (2021 upcoming)
David Ohanian is an American-Armenian French horn player.
He studied French horn earning a B.M. from New England Conservatory of Music. He also studied with James Stagliano. He became a fellow of Tanglewood Music Center (1963-1965) and was given Honoris Causa Doctorate from Hartwick College and New England Conservatory of Music. He taught as part of faculty in New England Conservatory and at Boston University.
He was a fellow of Tanglewood Music Center from 1963 to 1965. He played with the Norwalk Youth Symphony before his professional career began. He was a member of Boston Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops Orchestra from 1970 to 1981 and a founding member of Empire Brass and a member of Canadian Brass, 1982-1998.
He has more than 40 recordings for Philips, BMG, Sony, Columbia and others. He also recorded instructional, audio and video recordings and published critical editions of Strauss and Mozart concertos for Hal Leonard Publishing.
He was a soloist with Mostly Mozart, Boston Pops, appeared with Saito Kinen Orchestra (1999), Super World Orchestra (2002 and 2004) and Grand Teton Festival. He is currently as member of TransAtlantic Horn Quartet since 2000.
He studied French horn earning a B.M. from New England Conservatory of Music. He also studied with James Stagliano. He became a fellow of Tanglewood Music Center (1963-1965) and was given Honoris Causa Doctorate from Hartwick College and New England Conservatory of Music. He taught as part of faculty in New England Conservatory and at Boston University.
He was a fellow of Tanglewood Music Center from 1963 to 1965. He played with the Norwalk Youth Symphony before his professional career began. He was a member of Boston Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops Orchestra from 1970 to 1981 and a founding member of Empire Brass and a member of Canadian Brass, 1982-1998.
He has more than 40 recordings for Philips, BMG, Sony, Columbia and others. He also recorded instructional, audio and video recordings and published critical editions of Strauss and Mozart concertos for Hal Leonard Publishing.
He was a soloist with Mostly Mozart, Boston Pops, appeared with Saito Kinen Orchestra (1999), Super World Orchestra (2002 and 2004) and Grand Teton Festival. He is currently as member of TransAtlantic Horn Quartet since 2000.
Akram Hosen Mandal was a Bangladeshi politician and a union parishad chairman of Haluaghat for more than fifteen years.
In addition to directly serving the people of Haluaghat, he had a contribution to refugee camp management and organisation of Bangladesh’s liberation forces in Mymensingh - Meghalaya region as the main assistant of his brother and then member of parliament late Kudrat Ullah Mandal MP.
In early, mid and late 80s Akram Hosen Mandal turned the streets of Haluaghat as a fertile ground of general strikes and protest rallies against the military dictatorship of General Ershad. In one such protest rallies, he luckily escaped a coordinated assassination attempt of the regime forces and their local collaborators.
He was an elected chairman of Mymensingh's Haluaghat for three times.He was an adviser of Mymensingh District branch of Bangladesh Awami League and the president of Bangladesh Krishok, Sromik Awami League's Haluaghat Sub-district chapter for many years.
Early life
Akram Hosen Mandal was born to Samiruddin Mandal & Kaderjan Beuya in Haluaghat, Mymensingh.
He attended Biroidakuni High School. He followed his elder brother & Haluaghat’s former member of parliament late Kudrat Ullah Mandal into a career in politics.
Contribution during Bangladesh's war for independence
He organised, mobilised & supported freedom fighters in the Haluaghat region during Bangladesh’s war for independence.
With his brother Kudrat Ullah Mandal MP, Akram Hosen Mandal managed several refugee camps in the Indian side of the Mymensingh- Meghalaya border in 1971.
His opposition to, and activism against General Ershad's dictatorship
Akram Mandal had a glorious history of political activism against General Ershad's authoritarian military regime.
As the president of the Haluaghat Upajilla Bangladesh Krishok, Sromik Awami League, he led many successful general strikes and hartals to oppose General Ershad's dictatorship and demand a free & fair election.
In a hartal, he luckily survived a well-coordinated assassination attempt. Regime sponsored forces and goons attacked a large anti-Ershad protest led by Akram Hosen Mandal. Akram Mandal was the main target. He saved his life by jumping into a pond. His two seriously injured sons were arrested. The incident was then reported by the BBC Bangla.
Death
Akram Hosen Mandal died on 8 February at his residence in Muzakhali. He left his wife Begum Nurunnahar, four sons & four daughters.
Family, neighbors, and Haluaghat's politicians, civil society and masses attended his funeral prayer at the Muzakhali Government Primary School field.
Later he was buried in an area reserved for his family members at the Biroidhakuni Mosque.
There were hundreds of mourners at his funeral.
In addition to directly serving the people of Haluaghat, he had a contribution to refugee camp management and organisation of Bangladesh’s liberation forces in Mymensingh - Meghalaya region as the main assistant of his brother and then member of parliament late Kudrat Ullah Mandal MP.
In early, mid and late 80s Akram Hosen Mandal turned the streets of Haluaghat as a fertile ground of general strikes and protest rallies against the military dictatorship of General Ershad. In one such protest rallies, he luckily escaped a coordinated assassination attempt of the regime forces and their local collaborators.
He was an elected chairman of Mymensingh's Haluaghat for three times.He was an adviser of Mymensingh District branch of Bangladesh Awami League and the president of Bangladesh Krishok, Sromik Awami League's Haluaghat Sub-district chapter for many years.
Early life
Akram Hosen Mandal was born to Samiruddin Mandal & Kaderjan Beuya in Haluaghat, Mymensingh.
He attended Biroidakuni High School. He followed his elder brother & Haluaghat’s former member of parliament late Kudrat Ullah Mandal into a career in politics.
Contribution during Bangladesh's war for independence
He organised, mobilised & supported freedom fighters in the Haluaghat region during Bangladesh’s war for independence.
With his brother Kudrat Ullah Mandal MP, Akram Hosen Mandal managed several refugee camps in the Indian side of the Mymensingh- Meghalaya border in 1971.
His opposition to, and activism against General Ershad's dictatorship
Akram Mandal had a glorious history of political activism against General Ershad's authoritarian military regime.
As the president of the Haluaghat Upajilla Bangladesh Krishok, Sromik Awami League, he led many successful general strikes and hartals to oppose General Ershad's dictatorship and demand a free & fair election.
In a hartal, he luckily survived a well-coordinated assassination attempt. Regime sponsored forces and goons attacked a large anti-Ershad protest led by Akram Hosen Mandal. Akram Mandal was the main target. He saved his life by jumping into a pond. His two seriously injured sons were arrested. The incident was then reported by the BBC Bangla.
Death
Akram Hosen Mandal died on 8 February at his residence in Muzakhali. He left his wife Begum Nurunnahar, four sons & four daughters.
Family, neighbors, and Haluaghat's politicians, civil society and masses attended his funeral prayer at the Muzakhali Government Primary School field.
Later he was buried in an area reserved for his family members at the Biroidhakuni Mosque.
There were hundreds of mourners at his funeral.
Maha Teja Tanikella (born 17 September 1990) is an Indian film Actor, who has worked predominantly in Telugu cinema. Teja's previous film to hit the theatres was Mr. Lavangam in the year 2012.
Early life and background
Teja Tanikella was born on 17 September 1990 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, to actor Tanikella Bharani and Tanikella Durga Bhavani. He has a younger sister Tanikella Soundarya Lahari.
Tanikella studied at M.G.M High School and Narayana Junior College, later did his B.Tech in Biotechnology from Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad.
Career
As a child, Teja acted in a movie Vammo Vathoo O Pellamoo, directed by Siva Nageswara Rao in the year 1997. He worked as an Assistant Director for the film Khaleja. He also worked with his father Tanikella Bharani to make short films which won many awards at the film festivals.
Teja Tanikella acted in Mr. Lavangam which is a Telugu comedy movie, directed by Chalapathi Malladhi. The cast of Mr. Lavangam includes Teja Tanikella, Sindhu Lokanath, Brahmanandam along with many other notable actors like Chalapathi Rao.
Personal life
In 2019, Teja was married to Divya Sri.
Early life and background
Teja Tanikella was born on 17 September 1990 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, to actor Tanikella Bharani and Tanikella Durga Bhavani. He has a younger sister Tanikella Soundarya Lahari.
Tanikella studied at M.G.M High School and Narayana Junior College, later did his B.Tech in Biotechnology from Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad.
Career
As a child, Teja acted in a movie Vammo Vathoo O Pellamoo, directed by Siva Nageswara Rao in the year 1997. He worked as an Assistant Director for the film Khaleja. He also worked with his father Tanikella Bharani to make short films which won many awards at the film festivals.
Teja Tanikella acted in Mr. Lavangam which is a Telugu comedy movie, directed by Chalapathi Malladhi. The cast of Mr. Lavangam includes Teja Tanikella, Sindhu Lokanath, Brahmanandam along with many other notable actors like Chalapathi Rao.
Personal life
In 2019, Teja was married to Divya Sri.