The air became warm, the trees dried up, birds fell dead, flames shut up out of nowhere and lighted the lamps. Tansen started singing Raga Deepak on the appointed day. During this time, Tansen taught his daughter Saraswati and her friend Rupvati to sing Raga Megh, which will bring rain. But Tansen requested the Emperor to give him time to prepare himself. Tansen could not disobey the Emperor, when he was ordered to sing Raga Deepak. So he wanted Tansen to sing Raga Deepak which makes the air so hot that the singer is burnt to ashes. Shaukat Mian, a courtier plotted to get him killed.

Some of the courtiers became jealous of Tansen and wished to see him ruined. Akbar walked into Tansen’s house to hear him practice, called upon Tansen to sing at any time during the day or night and also gave him many presents. After joining Akbar’s court in 1556, Tansen soon became a great favourite of the Emperor. Impressed by Tansen Emperor Akbar insisted him to join his court. Tansen and Hussaini had five children who were all very musical.īy this time Tansen had become very famous. There he married Hussaini, who became a disciple of Swami Haridas. While living in Gwalior with Mohammad Ghaus, Tansen was often taken to the court of Rani Mrignaini, who was a great musician herself. Mukandan Mishra’s dying wish was that Tansen should visit Mohammad Ghaus of Gwalior. So Tansen left home at the age of ten and lived with Swamiji and learnt music for eleven years and thus he became a great singer.Īt about this time his parents died. Swami Haridas did not punish Tansen, for his roaring, but convinced his father that Tansen can become a good singer. Tansen roared like a tiger and frightened the group of travellers. Swami Haridas, a famous singer was once travelling through the forest with his disciples. As a naughty child Tansen often ran away to play in the forest and imitated perfectly the calls of birds and animals. He was the only child of Mukandan Mishra, a singer who lived in Behat near Gwalior. A devastated Tani disappears from Tansen's life.Tansen was the greatest musician of our country. He tells Tani that Tansen is already married, and that she should leave immediately. Akbar himself comes to Tansen's house, and meets with Tani. When it is Akbar's birthday, Tansen has a visitor - none other than Tani, and he refuses to attend Akbar's birthday celebration. Akbar, impressed with this, appoints Tansen as his Sangeet Samrat. There, Tansen sings and the musical instruments start accompanying him on their own. Then on another occasion, while romancing Tani, his singing miraculously fills trees and shrubs with leaves and flowers, this incident is brought to Badshah Mohamed Jallaudin Akbar's attention, and Tansen is invited to his palace. This incident brings a local Maharajah to Tansen's doorstep, who extends his hand in friendship. One day an elephant goes crazy and Tansen soothes it with his singing. He and Tani, his childhood sweetheart, are madly in love with each other and virtually inseparable. gAvInDrA at a very young age, Tansen lives in a small village with his paternal uncle. Broken hearted Tani leaves and seeks some answers from life and a crunch that might as well destroys Tansen for life.

A Maharaja Badshah Mohamed Jallaudin is pleased with Tansen singing talents and invites him to his palace. His singing talent pampers everyone in his village namely the animals, the Maharaja's and other living organisms. He has a lover whom he loves madly namely Tani. Renowned, talent singer Tansen is settled in a small village. Based on the life story of Tansen, a renowned musician in the court of the Mughal emperor Akbar.

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