As India celebrates the 100th birth anniversary of legendary playback singer Mohammed Rafi, Whistling Woods International (WWI) and its Chairman, Subhash Ghai, have unveiled a landmark tribute, the Mohd Rafi Music Scholarship.
This prestigious scholarship will be granted annually to an outstanding student from the Whistling Woods School of Music, commemorating the enduring legacy of one of India’s most revered musical icons.
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Announcement to be made at Cadence Music Festival
The formal announcement is scheduled for 5th May 2025, during the opening ceremony of the Cadence Music Festival 2025. Shahid Mohammed Rafi, the son of the late maestro, will be present at the event.
Speaking about the tribute, Subhash Ghai said, “Rafi Sahab’s music continues to inspire generations. Through this scholarship, we hope to nurture young talent who embody the same passion and dedication to music.”
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A tribute to a timeless legend
This gesture serves as both a tribute to a timeless legend and a commitment to fostering the next wave of musical talent in India. Meanwhile, Subhash Ghai’s upcoming film Amaira is set to release on 16th May. The film features Whistling Woods International alumna Sai Godbole, alongside Rajeshwari Sachdev and Ajinkya Deo.
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