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Shishir Parkhie
Shishir Parkhie
Shishir Parkhie
Background information
Born (1967-11-07) 7 November 1967 (age 57)
Nagpur, Maharashtra, India
GenresGhazal, devotional, Bhajan, music of Bollywood
Occupation(s)Singer, composer
Instrument(s)Harmonium, Tabla
Years active1989–present
Labels
Websiteshishirparkhie.in

Shishir Parkhie is an Indian Ghazal singer and composer known for his soulful renditions and unique style. He has been nominated twice for the Global Indian Music Academy Awards in the Best Ghazal Album category (2012 & 2015).[1] [2]

With a career spanning several decades, he has performed extensively across India and in several countries overseas, mesmerizing audiences with his live Ghazal performances. He has released multiple albums under reputed music labels, further establishing his presence in the world of Ghazals. His music blends classical depth with contemporary appeal, making him a distinguished figure in the Ghazal genre.

Early life

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Born into a musically enriched family, Shishir Parkhie began his musical journey at a young age under the guidance of his mother, Pratima Parkhie, a Sugam Sangeet artist who regularly performed for All India Radio, Ranchi. His father, Shri Sharad Raghunath Parkhie, was the Deputy Chief Architect for the city of Bokaro.

Shishir started singing at the age of six and also trained in Tabla under Shri Kedarnath Thakur for three years. His early performances quickly drew attention, and he excelled in various music competitions, winning several accolades. At 15, he gave his first solo Ghazal concert in Bokaro Steel City, receiving widespread appreciation from the Ghazal community. In 1979, he was honored by All India Radio for his outstanding participation in the International Year of the Child, where he also performed at a National Concert.

He completed his ICSE from St. Xavier's School, Bokaro, before moving to Nagpur for higher studies. Shishir pursued General Science (HSSC) at Hislop College, Nagpur, and later enrolled in Electronics Engineering at Manoharbhai Patel Institute of Engineering and Technology (MIET), Gondia. After his second year, he transferred to Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering, Nagpur, where he actively performed with various music groups and began focusing on his solo Ghazal career.

During this period, he composed several commercial jingles and gained recognition for his compositions and performances on Doordarshan, which paved the way for multiple musical albums. Shishir also trained in Hindustani Classical Vocal Music under Dr. Narayanrao Mangrulkar and Smt. Rekha Saney in Nagpur. He later achieved his Sangeet Visharad degree from Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, solidifying his foundation in classical music.

Ghazal Albums & Singles

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Albums

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  • Baras Gayi Barsaat (1989) – This was Shishir Parkhie's debut Geet & Ghazal album, released on cassette by Musireca Cassettes Inc. The album also featured his mother, Pratima Parkhie. The music company no longer exists, and no official reference is available.
  • Ahteraam – Tribute to the legendary poets by T-Series (2008)
  • Once More – Ghazals by T-Series (2009) [3]
  • Roomaniyat – Ghazals of love & longing by Mystica Music (2011) – Nominated for GIMA 2012 [4]
  • Khulus – Ghazals of dreams, desires & destiny by T-Series (October 2012) [5]
  • Siyahat – A journey through emotions by Saregama (June 2013) – Nominated for GIMA 2015 [6]
  • Aashnaai – Times Music (November 2014)
  • Qurbat – Times Music (November 2016) [7]
  • Virasat - The Legacy of Legends – Times Music (February 2020) [8]
  • Ghazal Apni Sunata Hoon – Red Ribbon Entertainment (September 2020)

Singles

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  • Aatish Tha Aftaab Tha – A Jagjit Singh tribute (October 2012)
  • Kya Khona Kya Paana – Hindi Ghazal Single (January 2022) [9]
  • Laadki Beti – Marathi Ghazal Single (April 2023) [10]
  • Zindagi Ka Jaam – Ghazal Single (November 2023) [11]

Bhajan and Devotional Albums

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  • Mahima Sadgurunath Ki – T-Series
  • Bolo Jai Siya Ram – T-Series
  • Shree Mahalaxmi Jagadamba Koradi (Amritvaani) – T-Series
  • Tere Naam Anek Tu Ek He Hai – T-Series
  • Avtaar Meher Baba Ki Amar Katha – T-Series
  • Shree Sai Smaran Stuti Paath – T-Series
  • Raah Sai Ne Sachchi Dikhayee Hai – T-Series
  • Hum Bharat Ki Shaan Hai – T-Series
  • Buddha Vandana Karu (Marathi) – T-Series
  • Sheel Sugandha (Marathi) – T-Series
  • Pratibimba Krantisuriyache (Marathi) – T-Series
  • Shree Gajanan Maharaj Amritvaani – Venus Records & Tapes
  • Annayog - Bhojan Mantras – Times Music
  • Geet Geeta (Complete Bhagavad Gita in Hindi) – Times Music
  • Devi Mata – Bihaan Music
  • Aao Chalein Koradi (VCD - Sampoorna Koradi Devi Yatra Darshan) – T-Series
  • Prabhu Ke Mangal Gun Gaao (VCD) – R-Series
  • Ab Meri Awaaz Suno – R-Series
  • Utha Gadya Arunodaya Zala (Marathi) – R-Series
  • Mera Chakradhar – Krishna Music
  • Dhammakranti (Marathi)
  • Satguru Mahima – Manav Dharm
  • Shri Hans Chalisa – Manav Dharm
  • Darakade Valali Tujhya Gautamachi Paule (Marathi) – T-Series

Awards & Recognition

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Apart from being nominated twice for the Global Indian Music Academy Awards in the Best Ghazal Album category, Shishir Parkhie has been featured among the 30 Most Famous Indian Ghazal Singers in DesiBlitz.[12]

Additionally, he has been recognized as one of the notable Stars from Nagpur in Nagpur Today.[13]

Shishir Parkhie has been featured in an article titled Ghazal Wave of India, recognizing his contributions to the genre. [14]

Notable Ghazal Concerts and Performances

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International Performances

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  • Shayar Aur Ghazal Concert in Kuwait, organized by the Indian Cultural Society. [1]
  • Jagjit Singh Tribute Concerts in Ramle, Ashdod, and Dimona, Israel.
  • Performance for the Indian Embassy in Jeddah.
  • Private Ghazal concerts in Nairobi (Kenya), Dubai, and Bahrain.

India Performances

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  • Jagjit Singh Tribute Concerts in Nagpur and other cities. [2]
  • Pankaj Udhas Tribute Concert on the eve of his first death anniversary.
  • Ghazal concert for the Indian Science Congress 2023.
  • Performance at the International Conference of ISOT 2022.
  • Launch concerts for Ghazal albums Ahteraam, Khulus, and Siyahat. [3]
  • Ghazal concert at Damodar Hall, Mumbai on Women's Day.
  • Golden Jubilee Celebrations of St.Xavier's School, Bokaro Steel City
  • Corporate events across major Indian cities, including Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Patna, Calicut and Pune.
  • Performances for various cultural organizations and social clubs.
  • Ghazal performances at notable events like:
 * Festival of Lights event in Nagpur. [4]  
 * Holi Ghazal Concerts at Gondwana Club.  
   * [5]  
   * [6]  
 * Pre-Diwali Bash and other club events. [7]
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References

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  1. ^ https://highonscore.com/gima-awards-2012-nominees/
  2. ^ https://www.radioandmusic.com/entertainment/editorial/news/armaan-malik-lagori-and-kanishk-seth-lead-gima-2015-non-film-music-awards-150210
  3. ^ "Once More - Shishir Parkhie". Google Knowledge Panel.
  4. ^ "Roomaniyat - Mystica Music". Mystica Music.
  5. ^ "Khulus - Shishir Parkhie". Google Knowledge Panel.
  6. ^ "Siyahat - Shishir Parkhie". Saregama.
  7. ^ "Qurbat - Shishir Parkhie". Google Knowledge Panel.
  8. ^ "Virasat - Shishir Parkhie". Google Knowledge Panel.
  9. ^ "Kya Khona Kya Paana - Shishir Parkhie". Google Knowledge Panel.
  10. ^ "Laadki Beti - Shishir Parkhie". Google Knowledge Panel.
  11. ^ "Zindagi Ka Jaam - Shishir Parkhie". Google Knowledge Panel.
  12. ^ https://www.desiblitz.com/content/30-famous-indian-ghazal-singers-of-all-time
  13. ^ https://www.nagpurtoday.in/stars-from-nagpur/08311947
  14. ^ https://agastyakapoor.in/ghazal-wave-of-india/?amp=1
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