In 1952, Hindi film songs were banned on All India Radio
The then I&B minister of India found the songs too vulgar, and an opportunist Radio Ceylon stepped in to create the legendary film songs countdown ‘Binaca Geetmala’
In 1952, Hindi film songs were banned on All India Radio
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