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Chappaa Chappaa Charakhaa Chale (चप्पा चप्पा चरखा चले)
— Hariharan
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Bhej Kahaar (भेज कहार)
— Lata Mangeshkar
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Pani Pani Re (पानी पानी रे)
— Lata Mangeshkar
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Ae Hawa Kuch To Bata (ऐ हवा कुछ तो बता)
— Lata Mangeshkar
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Yaad Na Aye Koi ( याद ना आये कोई )
— Lata Mangeshkar
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Tum Gaye Sab Gaya (तुम गए सब गया)
— Lata Mangeshkar
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Tum Gaye Sab Gaya (तुम गए सब गया) (Male Version)
— Hariharan
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Chhod Aae Ham Vo Galiyaan (छोड़ आये हम वो गलिया)
— Hariharan
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Yaaro Sun Lo Zara (यारों सुन लो ज़ारा)
— K. S. Chithra
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Pyar Ye Jaane Kaisa (प्यार ये जाने कैसा)
— Kavita Krishnamurthy
Ganesh Chandanshive Songs Lyrics
Ganesh Chandanshive is an Indian folk singer, performer, actor, director, researcher, and academic known for his contribution to Maharashtra's traditional folk arts, Tamasha, and folk theatre. He has worked extensively in Marathi and Hindi cultural productions and has also contributed as a playback singer to Hindi and Marathi films. He is associated with the preservation, teaching, research, and promotion of Maharashtra's folk traditions.
Ganesh Chandanshive inherited the tradition of Maharashtra's folk theatre from his father, Shri Sampatrao Chandanshive, and received further training from respected folk-theatre mentors. He later developed his career across performance, teaching, directing, research, and music. He has completed an M.A. in Dramatics (Folk Theatre) and earned a Ph.D. focused on Marathi Tamasha.
As a singer, Chandanshive has contributed to several notable film and music projects. His credits include songs associated with Bajirao Mastani, Daddy, Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior, Raundal, and other productions. His musical work includes folk-oriented and devotional performances as well as Bollywood playback singing.
About Ganesh Chandanshive
Ganesh Chandanshive has dedicated much of his career to Maharashtra's folk culture, particularly Tamasha, folk theatre, folk music, and traditional performance arts. His work combines traditional artistic practice with academic research and education. The University of Mumbai has identified him as the Head of the Lokkala Academy, where he has contributed to teaching, research, workshops, and the development of academic programs in performing folk arts.
He has performed and directed Marathi and Hindi plays and has participated in numerous cultural festivals, workshops, seminars, and national and international folk-art programs. He has also conducted workshops relating to Tamasha and Maharashtra's folk traditions in association with cultural and educational institutions.
Chandanshive has brought his folk-music background into the Hindi film industry as well. He contributed vocals and Marathi lyrics to “Deewani Mastani” from Bajirao Mastani (2015), and he also appeared on the soundtrack of Daddy (2017) with “Aala Re Aala Ganesha.” His other recorded work includes songs such as “Fitoori,” “Bhalari,” “Gondhala Ye,” “Pappu Premat Padlay,” and “Diwali Madness.”
His contribution extends beyond singing. He has undertaken research on folk theatre and Tamasha, published research work, participated in conferences, and served as a guide and teacher in the field of performing folk arts. The University of Mumbai's records list him as a senior academic associated with the Lokkala Academy.
Ganesh Chandanshive has also received recognition for his contribution to folk arts, including the State Level Kalaratna Puraskar and the Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar associated with the Sangeet Natak Akademi. An Akademi annual report records his participation in Maharashtra's Tamasha folk music program.