you may have. I mean, go round the iconic voice that resonated for generations. The original radio jockey Amin Siani, leaves behind a legacy. He rose to prominence as the host of the immensely popular radio show Binaka Gee Mala, capturing the hearts of millions with his charisma and unmatched style. When it was broadcast, I heard the broadcast. It sounded good to me and I started praying to God that Please God, um, the I I they did do. They were not expecting more than about 50 60 70 letters while the English programme was getting 3 to 400 letters. I said Let's get at least 100 and 50 letter but you know what happened? How much mail we got for that first programme 9000 No ha a programme programme first in 1953 5252. For over four decades, his voice became the gold standard, guiding listeners through an enchanting journey of melody and memories. Binaka Gee Mala wasn't just a radio programme. It was a cultural phenomenon that shaped the musical tastes of an entire nation. Throughout his career, Amin Siani received numerous accolades, including the prestigious Padma Shri Award for his unparalleled contribution to Indian broadcasting. His ability to connect with audiences across generations transcended time and space, making him a beloved household name. Today, as we bid farewell to the broadcasting luminary, we remember Amin Sayani not just for his remarkable voice but also for his enduring legacy of spreading joy and harmony through the airwaves.
