If you are reading this message, then the video is not available on YouTube. It is only available on vshare. Description. Mukesh Kumar is an Indian playback singer and music director.
Mukesh Kumar is an Indian playback singer and music director. He was born on 2 September 1953 in a popular Marwari Hindu family. In 1974 he started singing as a playback singer in bollywood with the movie Yashodhwani.
He acted in movie Prem Tulsi Tere Liye directed by Govind Nihalani in 1979. In the same year, he got the Filmfare Award for Best Male Playback Singer – Hindustani. By 1981, he had also received his first two National Film Awards.
He played the leading role in the movie Girja Ka Gum Paanch Chooda. He won his second National Film Award for the movie Anokha Rishta. He also won the Filmfare Award for the best male playback singer.
He worked as music director, composing for a few movies. His first movie as a music director was Ustadon Ke Jharke Cheez Mein (1991). He also worked as music director in the movie Ram Aur Shyam (1989).In the early 1940s the Japanese military forced several thousand civilians into the jungles of Southeast Asia to live with the knowledge that any signs of weakness on their part would result in terrible punishment.
As part of a surreal reality set by the Japanese occupiers, these people were repeatedly taken from their homes, separated, and then forced to work for the Imperial Army in hazardous conditions.
The Japanese Army had its own way of dealing with anyone who showed any sign of disloyalty, weakness, or unwillingness to work. One of their favored methods of punishment, was to create a circle of fire around them and then set the prisoners on fire.
As the fire spread around the circle of prisoners, all would scream and struggle to escape, and as they did so, their clothes would be set on fire as well.
The Japanese would then gather around the fire and watch with delight as the prisoners burned alive.
This was the fate of countless prisoners throughout the duration of the war, and the practice was particularly common during the harsh, brutal Japanese occupation of the Philippines.
Along with the torture, fear, starvation, and forced labor, many of these prisoners would be buried alive as well.Portable audio players provide great convenience to users. Moreover
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