The concert marked Dr Batra's annual donation to Shepherd's Widow Home. It was heartening to see over 500 audience appreciate and applaud his melodious rendition of Bollywood's golden numbers from the yester years.
A larger-than-life personality, Padma Shri Dr Mukesh Batra takes time out from his busy schedule to pursue many of his other passions. After shutterbug Dr Batra made his mark with photography, he rediscovered his childhood yen for singing.The philanthropic doctor earmarked this concert for a noble cause - donating the proceeds to Shepherd's Widow Home. Dr Batra has been associated with Shepherd's Widow Home for the past 30 years and has been providing free treatment to its inmates.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Mukesh Batra said, "I am truly happy that so many of my friends and patients came forward to support me for my singing performance. Music and homeopathy have one thing in common - they provide safe, gentle, non-invasive healing effects. My greatest inspiration is supporting a cause that allows me to collect funds for the less privileged. Hence, this concert. It is more than a singing concert, it is a tribute to two of Bollywood's most legendary stars Dev Saab and Shammi ji and to the man with the golden voice, Jagjit Singh."
The musical concert with its enchanting medley of the songs from the golden era of Indian film music was a treat for the inmates of the Shepherd's Widow Home.
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