“Never before had I heard such melody from human throat. It was superhuman. Was he a Gandharva come to earth? No expression on his face. Not much movement of lips. Perfect control over breath. Perfect pauses. Clear pronunciation. I was spellbound.”

—  K. L. Saigal

By Raychand Boral in "Begum Akhtar the Undisputed Malika of Ghazals".

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