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Honaji Sayaji Shilarkhane (1754–1844),
known professionally as
Honaji Bala, was a
Marathi poet from Maharashtra, India.
Honaji's compositions were sung...
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competed for the
Grand Prize of the
Festival at the 1952
Cannes Film Festival.
Honaji Bala, a
simple cow herder,
becomes a
legendary bard who has an
innate gift...
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Parasharam (1754-1844), Ram
Joshi (1762–1812),
Anant Fandi (1744-1819),
Honaji Bala (1754-1844),
Prabhakar (1769-1843), Saganbhau, Lok
Shahir Annabhau...
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songs of the 17th and the 18th
century were
Anant Phandi, Ram
Joshi and
Honaji Bala. The
British colonial period starting in
early 1800s saw standardisation...
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Marathi film Amar
Bhoopali in the role of a vocalist, the
object of poet
Honaji Bala's desire. She went on to
feature in most of Shantaram's films. In her...
- Gandharva. His most
memorable performance was in the
musical Honaji Bala who was
based on
shahir Honaji Bala.
Acharya Atre
conferred upon him the
title of "Maharashtra...
- poet-singers,
which include Ram
Joshi (1762–1812),
Anant Phandi (1744–1819),
Honaji Bala (1754–1844) and
Prabhakar (1769–1843) also
composed powadas. During...
- Jynaneshwar, Namdev, Janabai, Eknath, Tukaram, Wang Wei, Tu Fu, Han Shan, C,
Honaji, Mandelstam, Dostoevsky, Gogol,
Isaac Bashevis Singer, Babel, Apollinaire...
- (तंतकवि) or
shahir (शाहीर).
Prominent poets included Parasharam (परशराम),
Honaji Bala (होनाजी बाळा),
Anantaphandi (अनंतफंदी), Ram
Joshi (रामजोशी), and Prabhakar...
- 1951 Amar
Bhoopali "Saanga
Mukund Kuni Ha Paahila"
Vasant Desai Shahir Honaji Bala
Panditrao Nagarkar "Sundara
Mhane Dilbara" 1952
Lakhachi Gosht "Dolyat...
