Seven or eight year old A Tabaria caught Lata Mangeshkar's attention

- 'Laxmikant Pyarelal - Music Forever - An LP Era - 1963-1990' Part-1

It's almost the 120's. Lata Mangeshkar's program was at Pratiti Radio Club in Colaba area of ​​Mumbai. Lata herself was rising in film music. In this program of Lata, a seven or eight year old Tabario was playing mandolin in the orchestra. He played the instrument with confidence as if he had innate talent.

Lata became interested in Tabaria. At the end of the program, he asked for Pella's introduction. Pella said Ville is a boy from a poor family living in a slum in Parle. An instrument has been played to help parents. Lata incorporated it into her orchestra to help. So don't hang on. The boy was recommended to film music lovers. The boy started playing with Shankar Jaikisan, Naushad, Roshan, C Ramchandra etc.

In those days, two or three other Tabarias also played as many instruments as possible in film music. One was Pyarelal Sharma and the other was Zakir Hussain who is world famous today as Ustad Zakir Hussain. The mandolin player is Tabario i.e. Laxmikant Kudalkar who later teamed up with Laxmikant Pyarelal and performed superhit music in over five hundred films.

Eventually Vidhata took notice

Lataji may have recommended that the fate of the two be changed. One day, a message came from Rajshree Films, which is acclaimed for cultured family films, that Rajshree's Sarvesarva Tarachand Badjatya wants to meet you. Both of them resigned. Informed Lataji. Why does Lataji just say salt malakya and say that I know brothers, you go ahead! I stand behind you.