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Ameen Sayani, renowned radio presenter and voice of Geetmala, passes away at 91

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Ameen Sayani (91) passed away due to a heart attack late on Tuesday, his son Rajil Sayani confirmed on Wednesday. His funeral will take place on Thursday, as the family is waiting for some relatives to reach Mumbai today. Sayani became extremely well-known for his popular radio show 'Binaca Geetmala'

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The Hindu

Ameen Sayani, radio's most recognised voice, passes away in Mumbai

Ameen Sayani suffered a heart attack on Feb. 20 evening and was taken to a hospital in south Mumbai but could not be saved, his son Rajil said

5 months ago·India

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NDTV

Ameen Sayani, Iconic Radio Presenter, Dies At 91

Ameen Sayani, the famous voice behind the popular "Binaca Geet Mala" programme, has died at the age of 91, his son Rajil Sayani said today. Ameen Sayani suffered a heart attack on Tuesday night and was taken to a hospital but could not be saved. "He passed away at around 7:00pm of heart attack at the HN Reliance hospital," Rajil Sayani told Press Trust of India. Ameen Sayani, whose introduction 'Namaskar bhaiyon aur behno, main aapka dost Ameen …

5 months ago·New Delhi, India

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Hindustan Times

Ameen Sayani, iconic radio presenter and voice of Geetmala, dies at 91

Ameen Sayani, popular former radio announcer, achieved fame and popularity all across the Indian Subcontinent for his show Binaca Geetmala. He died on Tuesday.

5 months ago·New Delhi, India

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Indian Express

Ameen Sayani, the grand old man of Indian radio, dies at 91

Ameen Sayani passed away at the age of 91 on Tuesday after suffering a heart attack. His name remains synonymous with radio for multiple generations of Indians.

5 months ago·India

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Variety

Ameen Sayani, Beloved Indian Radio Presenter of ‘Binaca Geetmala,’ Dies at 91

Ameen Sayani, the doyen of Indian radio, died on Tuesday in Mumbai following a heart attack. He was 91. The news was confirmed by his son Rajil Sayani. Sayani, known for his mellifluous voice, initially worked as an English-language presenter for All India Radio (AIR) in Bombay, as Mumbai was known then, thanks to his brother Hamid who was a broadcaster there. Ironically, Sayani’s journey to radio superstardom began not on AIR but on neighb…

5 months ago·Los Angeles, United States

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