Qazi Touqeer

Qazi Touqeer
Información personal
Nacimiento	2 de junio de 1985 (39 años)
Nacionalidad	India
Información profesional
Ocupación	Cantante
Instrumento	Voz
Discográfica	Sony BMG
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Qazi Touqeer (Cachemira: क़ाज़ी तौक़ीर (devanagari), قاضی توقیر (Nastaleeq)), nacido el 2 de junio de 1985 en Srinagar, es un cantante indio, fue uno de los tres finalistas del evento musical "Fama de Gurukul", uno de los programas de televisión más vistos en la India, conducida por Rex D'Souza y Ruprekha Banerjee. Ha interpretado temas musicales cantados en cachemira e hindi. El 20 de octubre de 2005, ganó su primer premio, junto a Ruprekha Banerjee.

Obtuvo el gran apoyo del público, gracias a las votaciones en "Fama Gurukul," la versión india de "Fame Academy".^[1] El presidente de la India, respecto a Qazi Touqeer, declaró que el artista era un héroe de Cachemira. Como resultado del éxito de Qazi, un gran número de jóvenes de Cachemira lo declararon un ídolo de la India, que tuvo lugar en Srinagar, una ciudad de Cachemira.^[2]

Él lanzó un nuevo álbum, junto con Ruprekha Banerjee a finales de 2005. Qazi no tenía ningún entrenamiento formal antes de competir en "Fama Gurukul".

Familia

Qazi padre era un abogado, quien más tarde se convirtió en un sufí. Su madre ea profesora, y su tío: Qazi Rafiq fue un cantante de Cachemira. Ha estudiado en la Escuela del Círculo de Minto en Raj Bagh. El joven creció imitando a los héroes indios de cine en los jardines de Mughal de Srinagar, esto fue publicado frente de una cámara de video en manos de su hermano.

Discografía

Álbumes

Album Information	Official Singles
Yeh Pal (as Yeh Pal) Released: January 1, 2006 (India) Label: Sony BMG Peak India Billboard: 1 India sales: 2,354,353 RIAA certification: 2x platinum	2005: "Yeh Pal" 2005: "Karu Kya" 2005: "Hero" 2005: "Meri Mehbooba" 2005: "Meri Chudian" 2005: "Yeh Pal-Remix" 2005: "Madham Si Chandani" 2005: "Kehkashan"ha

TV presentaciones

Año	Título	Personaje
2005	Fame Gurukul	Himself
2006	Deal Ya No Deal	Himself
2009	Sarkaar Ki Duniya	Himself

He broke all the records for getting the highest votes in any of the then reality shows. His charming looks and sincerity got his first Fame on TV.

Filmografía

Año	Título	Personaje
2009	Take Off

Referencias

↑ Territory of desire: representing the Valley of Kashmir. Consultado el 2 de diciembre de 2010. «The unpredictable consequences of such contradictory embedding are exemplified in the runaway success of Qazi Touqeer, a teenager from Srinagar, within the inaugural run of Fame Gurukul (India's version of Fame Academy). Week after week from July to October 2005, millions of text messages from across India returned to the Gurukul the contestant of some dubious singing talent but unmistakable charisma. His cocky persona, "exotic" looks, and unconventional hairstyle hairstyle evoked hysteria and adulation on a scale that boded well for his progression toward the real dream: to be a Bollywood star. Fame Gurukul brought this dream within reach. The young man grew up mimicking Indian film heroes in the Mughal Gardens of Srinagar, posting in front of a video camera held by his brother, was soon ensconced in Bombay, with agents, a flashy car, and a fat contract with Sony Television, marketed and adored as the small-town hero who conquered the deterritorialized India of cable TV...As Qazi declards in "Hero," "Arrey, public ne mujha chuna!" - "Hey, it's the public that's chosen me!" - we may rightly wonder: which "public"? "At last the Valley has its own hero," was the praise showered on to Qazi Touqeer by none other than the Indian president.»
↑ Altaf Hussain (21 de febrero de 2007). «Indian Idol creates Kashmir stir». British Broadcasting Corporation. Consultado el 2 de diciembre de 2010. «Many Kashmiris have been emboldened to join the singing contest after a young man from downtown Srinagar, Kazi Tauqeer, won a music contest on another show on Sony TV last year.»

Enlaces externos

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Datos: Q7267309

[Ananya_Jahanara_Kabir-1] Territory of desire: representing the Valley of Kashmir. Consultado el 2 de diciembre de 2010. «The unpredictable consequences of such contradictory embedding are exemplified in the runaway success of Qazi Touqeer, a teenager from Srinagar, within the inaugural run of Fame Gurukul (India's version of Fame Academy). Week after week from July to October 2005, millions of text messages from across India returned to the Gurukul the contestant of some dubious singing talent but unmistakable charisma. His cocky persona, "exotic" looks, and unconventional hairstyle hairstyle evoked hysteria and adulation on a scale that boded well for his progression toward the real dream: to be a Bollywood star. Fame Gurukul brought this dream within reach. The young man grew up mimicking Indian film heroes in the Mughal Gardens of Srinagar, posting in front of a video camera held by his brother, was soon ensconced in Bombay, with agents, a flashy car, and a fat contract with Sony Television, marketed and adored as the small-town hero who conquered the deterritorialized India of cable TV...As Qazi declards in "Hero," "Arrey, public ne mujha chuna!" - "Hey, it's the public that's chosen me!" - we may rightly wonder: which "public"? "At last the Valley has its own hero," was the praise showered on to Qazi Touqeer by none other than the Indian president.»

[BBC-2] Altaf Hussain (21 de febrero de 2007). «Indian Idol creates Kashmir stir». British Broadcasting Corporation. Consultado el 2 de diciembre de 2010. «Many Kashmiris have been emboldened to join the singing contest after a young man from downtown Srinagar, Kazi Tauqeer, won a music contest on another show on Sony TV last year.»

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