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Hemant Kumar's Hindi film career slowed down in the 70s, but he reamined a huge name in Rabindra Sangeet, also composing for Bengali films. He sang in other languages too, with the 1969 Marathi duet with Lata, 'Mi dolkar daryacha raja', composed by Hridaynath Mangeshkar, becoming a big hit. His voice still stirs fans whether they listen to the Bengali song 'Dagor dagor chokhe' or 'Ya dil ki suno'.
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