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037			_cPurchased _nPrism Books, Kadavanthra
041			_aEnglish
082			_a927.85 _bILA/PA
100			_aIla Arun
245			_aPARDE KE PEECHHE _b: An autobiography (as told to Anjula Bedi)
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260			_aHaryana _bEbury Press - Penguin Books _c2024
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500			_aIla Arun burst into public view with the controversial song from Khal Nayak (1993), Choli Ke Peechhey. But several years before that, she was already well known for her contribution to Rajasthani folk music. Mumbai soon became her home, and it was in this city of glamour that Ila made a name for herself in every genre of the performing arts—film, television, music and playback singing—and also as a composer and lyricist. In the course of her creative journey of almost fifty years, Ila has been associated with several of the best-known names in this field—actors and directors, singers and music directors, classical and folk singers, who appear as characters in her story. Her passion however remains theatre. A writer herself, with several original plays and many adaptations to her credit, this is her first book, an autobiography, which records her life from childhood to the present. It is an honest depiction of her successes and disappointments in the world of theatre, film and music. Told in her inimitable style, with sincerity and a touch of humour, this is Ila at her candid best, sharing a glimpse into her life and experience onstage and backstage, parde ke peechhey.
650			_aHistory & geography
650			_aBiography, genealogy, insignia
650			_aOf Fine Arts Composers And Musicians
650			_aMusicians, performers
650			_aPlayback Singer
650			_aComposer
650			_aLyricist
650			_aRajasthani Folk Music
700			_aAnjula Bedi
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