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Jain started singing at a very young age, reciting Jain [[bhajans]] and poetry by famous Jain poets such as Pandit [[Dyanantrai]]ji, Pandit [[Budhjan]]ji, etc. at nearby [[Jain temple]]s. It was Ravindra Jain's parents that first decided to teach him music. Jain received basic training under Pandit [[G.L. Jain]], Pandit [[Janardhan Sharma]], and Pandit [[Nathu Ram]]. Jain's entry into films was in 1960 in Calcutta. Ten years later, Prathibhushan Bhattacharya took Jain to Mumbai where Jain composed for his film [[Kranthi]] and [[Balidaan]]. In January 1972, Jain started his film career as a composer with his first film song being recorded in [[Mohd. Rafi]]'s voice—a song that remains unreleased to this day.^ref  Veteran music director-singer-lyricist Ravindra Jain passed away on October 9, 2015 at hospital in Bandra, Mumbai due to multiple organ failure ^ref

== Career ==

Ravindra Jain is one of the most notable of the [[Hindi]] music directors who started his career in the early 1970s, composing for hit films such as  (1970), [[Chor Machaye Shor]] (1974), [[Geet Gaata Chal]] (1975), [[Chitchor]] (1976), [[Dulhan Wahi Jo Piya Man Bhaaye]] (1977), [[Paheli]](1977) and [[Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se]] (1978). Along with composing music, he also wrote the lyrics for many of his famous songs. Ravindra Jain's father died during the recording sessions of the film [[Saudagar (1973 film)]], however, Jain did not leave the studio until the recordings were finalised giving utmost importance to his work.
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| name                = Ravindra Jain| (in ''Hindi'' '''रवींद्र जैन''' ) 
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| death_place=[[Mumbai]], India
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| genre               = [[Indian classical music]] and [[Playback singer|Playback singing]]
| occupation          = Composer, music director, lyricist
| years_active        = 1971 – 2015
| spouse              = Divya Jain
| children            = Aayushman Jain
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'''Ravindra Jain''' (28 February 1944 – 9 October 2015) was an Indian music composer and lyricist.<ref>http://www.ptinews.com/news/367593_3-days-Bundi-Utsav-concludes</ref> He won the [[Filmfare Best Music Director Award]] in 1985. He was a well respected figure, and considered a rolemodel for many people, as he overcame his disability of [[blindness]]. 
==Early life==
Ravindra Jain was born blind to well-known [[Sanskrit]] scholar and Ayurvedacharya, Pandit Indramani Jain and mother Kiran Jain. Jain and his family hail from [[Aligarh]]. He is the third child among seven brothers and a sister. Ravindra Jain's elder siblings are Pandit Mahendra Kumar Jain, a renowned [[Ayurvedic]] physician and D.K. Jain, director of the [[Times Group]] and a famous judge. Jain's younger brother Manindra Jain runs a successful construction and real estate business in/around the New Delhi region. Another brother Vijay Jain is based in Canada and next brother Akhilesh Jain resides in Mumbai with his family. Tarun Kumar Jain, his youngest brother was AE at [[Harduaganj Thermal Power Station]], [[Kasimpur Power House]], ([[Aligarh]]).

Jain started singing at a very young age, reciting Jain [[bhajans]] and poetry by famous Jain poets such as Pandit [[Dyanantrai]]ji, Pandit [[Budhjan]]ji, etc. at nearby [[Jain temple]]s. It was Ravindra Jain's parents that first decided to teach him music. Jain received basic training under Pandit [[G.L. Jain]], Pandit [[Janardhan Sharma]], and Pandit [[Nathu Ram]]. Jain's entry into films was in 1960 in Calcutta. Ten years later, Prathibhushan Bhattacharya took Jain to Mumbai where Jain composed for his film [[Kranthi]] and [[Balidaan]]. In January 1972, Jain started his film career as a composer with his first film song being recorded in [[Mohd. Rafi]]'s voice—a song that remains unreleased to this day.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tribuneindia.com/2000/20000917/ldh2.htm |title=The Tribune, Chandigarh, India – Ludhiana Stories |publisher=Tribuneindia.com |date=17 September 2000 |accessdate=21 April 2012}}</ref>  Veteran music director-singer-lyricist Ravindra Jain passed away on October 9, 2015 at hospital in Bandra, Mumbai due to multiple organ failure <ref>http://indtoday.com/legendary-musician-ravindra-jain-dies-in-mumbai-hospital-indtoday-com/</ref>

==Career==
Ravindra Jain is one of the most notable of the [[Hindi]] music directors who started his career in the early 1970s, composing for hit films such as ''<<link:0>>'' (1970), ''[[Chor Machaye Shor]]'' (1974), ''[[Geet Gaata Chal]]'' (1975), ''[[Chitchor]]'' (1976), ''[[Dulhan Wahi Jo Piya Man Bhaaye]]'' (1977), [[Paheli]](1977) and ''[[Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se]]'' (1978). Along with composing music, he also wrote the lyrics for many of his famous songs. Ravindra Jain's father died during the recording sessions of the film ''[[Saudagar (1973 film)|Saudagar]]'', however, Jain did not leave the studio until the recordings were finalised giving utmost importance to his work.

===Singing and music career===
One of his most famous songs is ''[[Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se]]'' from the film of same name. [[Raj Kapoor]], made him compose many super hit songs in movies such as  [[Ram Teri Ganga Maili]]'', [[Do Jasoos]] and later ''[[Henna_(film)]]'', directed by [[Randhir Kapoor]]. B.R.Chopra gave him projects like [[Pati Patni Aur Woh]] (1978) and [[Insaf Ka Tarazu]] (1980) whereas Hrishikesh Mukherjee asked him to compose music for [[Kotwaal Saab]] (1977).

Ravindra Jain also composed for a few non-Hindi films including ''Sujatha'', ''[[Sukham Sukhakaram]]'', ''[[Aakashathinte Niram]]'' (Malayalam); ''[[Mhaara Peehar Saasra]]'', ''[[Kunba]]'' (Haryanvi); ''[[Chadi Jawani Budhe Nu]]'' (Punjabi); ''[[Gomti ni Shakhe]]'', ''[[Shree Krishna Sharnam Mamah]]'' (Gujarati); ''[[Ganga se Naata ba Hamaar]]'', ''[[Ganga Maiya Bhar de Achalwa Hamaar]]'', ''[[Gaon Desh]]'', ''[[Gaon aaja Pardesi]]'', ''[[Nadiya ke teer]]'', ''[[Laagi aisi Lagan]]'', and ''[[Jalsa ghar ki devi]]'' (Bhojpuri); ''[[Harishchandra Shaibya]]'', ''[[Dristi]]'' (unreleased), ''[[Phoolan devi]]'', ''[[Bhaalobeshe Radha]]'', ''[[Ananya (film)|Ananya]]'', ''[[Bhanga Gara]]'', ''[[Punorutthaan]]'', ''[[Shesh Aghat]]'', and ''[[Pati Param Guru]]'' (Bengali); ''[[Brahmarishi Vishwamitra]]'' (Telugu); ''[[Pardesi Chadhei jaa debi Sarva Bhuteshu]]'' (Oriya), and ''[[Educated Binani]]'' (Rajasthani).

During the 1980s and 1990s, Ravindra Jain widely composed for most mythological movies including ''[[Navaratri]]'', ''[[Gopal Krishna]]'', ''[[Jai Karoli Maa]]'', ''[[Har Har Gange]]'', ''[[Durgaa Maa]]'', ''[[Badrinath Dham]]'', ''[[Solah Shukrawar]]'', ''[[Raja Harishchandra]]'', ''[[Bolo he Chakradhari]]'', ''[[Brahmarishi Vishwamitra]]'' in Telugu, ''[[Shanivrat Mahima]]'' and ''[[Jai Shakumbhari Maa]]''.

In 2008, Ravindra Jain composed music for director [[Gufi Paintal]]'s debut film ''[[Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu]]'' with upcoming composer [[Surya RajKamal]].

====Association with Rajshri Productions====
Jain also rendered beautiful music to many of [[Rajshri Productions]]' features starting in the 1975 with the film [[Geet Gata Chal]] starring [[Sarika]] and [[Sachin Pilgaonkar]] and continued till 2011.He composed music for Tapasya(1976), Chitchor (1976), Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se(1978), Abodh (1984). He was chosen to compose for [[Rajshri Productions]]'s ''[[Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se]]'' sequel ''[[Jaana Pehchana]]'' (2011) and upcoming [[Satish Kaushik]]-directed biopic ''[[Tansen]]''. He composed music for projects in 2012 which included ''[[Baromas]]'' and ''Barbareek- Sheesh Danee Mahayoddha'' based on [[Barbarika]].In 2006, he composed music for the Hindi film ''[[Vivah]]'' directed by [[Sooraj R. Barjatya]] and its spin-off sequel ''[[Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi]]'' directed by [[Kaushik Ghatak]], both of which were produced by [[Rajshri Productions]].

====Association with Yesudas====
Jain is credited for bringing south Indian singing sensation Dr. [[K. J. Yesudas]] to Hindi movies, in singing in many of his movies in the 1970s and 1980s. Together they gifted some memorable songs like 'Oo goriya re' (''Naiyya''), 'Beeti hui raat ki' (''Ayyash''), and 'Gori tera gaon' (''[[Chitchor]]''). It is said that Jain was so enthralled by Yesudas's voice, if he ever received his vision, Yesudas would be the first person he would want to see. Jain has worked on songs after his liaison with Yesudas, but he has failed to attain the pinnacle of glory he achieved with the master singer during the 1970s. Jain has described Yesudas as the 'Voice of India'<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hindu.com/mp/2007/04/10/stories/2007041000830100.htm |title=Metro Plus Bangalore : The raga of friendship |publisher=The Hindu |date=10 April 2007 |accessdate=21 April 2012}}</ref>

====Association with Kishore Kumar====
Ravindra Jain had a very long association with [[Kishore Kumar]]. Some of the popular films in which Jain composed and made Kishore Kumar sing the songs include [[Chor Machaye Shor]](1974), [[Salaakhen (1975 film)|Salaakhen]] (1975), [[Deewangee]](1976), [[Fakira (film)|Fakira]](1976) all four which had [[Shashi Kapoor]] as the lead male actor, [[Rakhee Gulzar]] starrer [[Tapasya]], [[Manjula Vijayakumar]] starrer Ek Gaon Ki Kahani (1975), [[Sanjeev Kumar]] starrers like [[Pati Patni Aur Woh]] (1978) and Daasi (1981), Rajshri productions like [[Geet Gaata Chal]] (1975), [[Asrani]] production Hum Nahi Sudhrenge in 1980, [[Randhir Kapoor]] starrer [[Ram Bharose]] (1977), [[Jeetendra]] starrer Hum Tere Aashiq Hain (1979), Arun Govil starrer Sasuraal (1984).

====Private albums====

'''Hindi'''
In the 1980s, Jain composed for Asha Bhosle's private album [[Om Namo Shivay]] featuring eight bhajans based on Lord [[Shiva]]. In 1990s, an album called [[Guru Vandana]] was released featuring songs on gurus (teachers) and saints and disciples. Album [[Timeless Mahatma]] based on [[Gandhi]]'s teachings was released in 2011 and was featured in an Indian exhibit in South Africa. In 2014, Jain launched albums [[Kashi Pushpanjali]] and [[Mission BodhGaya]]. In 2014, Jain released [[Sampoorna Ramayan]]-- a musical version of the story with simple Hindi lyrics sung by famous Bollywood singers.

'''Malayalam'''

In 1989, Ravindra Jain composed the music under [[Dr. K. J. Yesudas]]'s production house '''Tharangini Audios''' for the Malayalam album ''[[Aavanippoochendu]]''. This is Jain's only Malayalam work other than the two feature films listed above.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://malayalasangeetham.info/a.php?102 |title=മലയാളസംഗീതം.ഇന്‍ഫോ - MSI MalayalaSangeethamm.Info MSIDB.org |publisher=Malayalasangeetham.info |date= |accessdate=21 April 2012}}</ref><ref>http://malayalasangeetham.info/php/displayProfile.php?category=musician&artist=Ravindra%20Jain</ref>

'''Jain Albums'''

Ravindra Jain has written and composed many popular Jain [[bhajan]]s. Some of the memorable songs remain fresh even to this day. Some of his notable songs are ''Mastakabhishek'' (1982), first sung at the occasion of [[Mahamastakabhisheka]] of Lord [[Bahubali]] statue in [[Shravanabelagola]] (Karnataka); ''Bahubali Bhagwaan ki Aarti Utaaro Milke'' (1982); and ''[[Jai Jinendra]] bolo''.
Currently, Jain is working on bhajan albums for famous Jain pilgrimage centres in India in conjunction with [[Akshay Jain]] of Gwalior, son of a renowned North Indian poet and lyricist. In 2014, Jain released album [[Atma Ajar Amar Hai]] based on [[Jain philosophy]] and teachings.

'''Ghazals'''

Jain composed music for [[ghazals]] as well, for example, in singer [[Suresh Wadkar]]'s album ''[[The Morning Sun]]'', Prime Minister [[Atal Bihari Vajpayee]]'s live recording of ''[[Qadam Milakar Chalna Hoga: Svarna Jayanti Sangeet Sandhya]]'' and singer [[Parveen Khan]]'s album ''[[Kinaara]]'' (2012).

===Television career===
Ravindra Jain also composed music for many television serials, mainly under the banner of [[Sagar Films (Pvt. Ltd.)|Sagar Films]], throughout the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s (decade). Ravindra Jain provided bhajans and songs for many of Ramanand Sagar's popular TV serials, beginning with ''[[Dada Dadi ki Kahaniyaan]]'', then moving on to one of the two Indian epics ''[[Ramayan (TV series)|Ramayan]]'' and its follow up ''[[Luv Kush]]''. Along with two South Indian composers, [[K.V. Mahadevan]] and [[K. Pukazhenti]], Ravindra Jain composed 2 to 3 semi-classical songs for later episodes of Bollywood actress [[Hema Malini]]'s TV Serial ''[[Noopur]]'' and the complete soundtrack for the show ''[[Women of India- Urvashi]]''. Hema Malini continued collaborating with Ravindra Jain as composer for her dance ballets--''[[Mahalakshmi]]'', ''[[Durga]]'', ''[[Nritya Malika]]'', ''[[Ramayan]]'', ''[[Krishna Balram]]'', and ''[[Radha Krishna]]''.

Jain continued his collaboration with Ramanand Sagar in TV serials such as ''[[Shri Krishna]]'', ''[[Alif Laila]]'', ''[[Itihaas ki Prem Kahaniyaan]]'' based on historical love stories of India, ''[[Tilism-E-Hoshruba]]'', ''[[Jai Ganga Maiya]]'', ''[[Jai Mahalaxmi]]'', ''[[Shree Brahma Vishnu Mahesh]]'', ''[[Sai Baba (TV series)|Sai Baba]]'', ''[[Jai Maa Durga]]'', and ''[[Dharti Ka Veer Yodha Prithviraj Chauhan]]'' (for which an original soundtrack was released). In 2000, [[DD National]] roped in the composer for the mythological/fantasy-based series ''[[Sangeet Dhara]]'' which showcased the history of music in the world. Ravindra Jain also provided excellent music for producer/director [[Sanjay Khan]] on serials ''[[Jai Hanuman]]'' and ''[[Maha Kavya Mahabharat]]'' also called ''[[Sanjay Khan's Mahabharat]]''. In 2008, Jain composed for Sagar Arts's remake of ''[[Ramayan (2008 TV series)|Ramayan]]'' (with an original soundtrack release), ''[[Mahima Shani Dev ki]]'' on [[NDTV Imagine]], and Dheeraj Kumar's serial ''[[Jai Maa Vaishno Devi]]'' on [[Channel 9X]]. In 2009, Jain composed the title song for Sagar Arts's new TV serial on [[Colors (India TV channel)]] called ''Sarvopari Shree Swaminarayan Bhagwan''. Next, Jain composed for the currently airing religious series ''[[Bharat ke Mahaan Sant]]''. In July 2011, Jain composed for the first few episodes of [[Imagine TV]]'s new mythological series ''[[Dwarkadheesh - Bhagwaan Shree Krishn]]'', based on the Hindu god [[Krishna]]'s adult life. He continued composing music for [[Zee TV]]'s [[Shobha Somnath Ki]] along with composer [[Surya RajKamal]] and [[Kumar Gautam]]'s directorial venture ''[[Sankat Mochan Hanuman]]'' which started airing on 1 November 2011 on [[DD National]]. In 2012, he composed for [[Mahuaa TV]]'s religious production [[Surya Puran]] and for the first few episodes of [[Zee TV]]'s [[Ramayan- Jeevan ka Adhaar]].

Jain has been featured as I [[Guru|Mahaguru]] in the Indian music reality show [[Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Challenge 2009]], a judge on Indian music reality show Performer, and today devotes his time composing and participating in Kavi Sammelans, Mushairaas, and various literary, cultural, social, political, and religious activities.

For his collection of shayaris titled ''Ujaalon Ka Silsila'' in Urdu, Jain was presented with the ''[[Sahitya Award]]'' (Uttar Pradesh Hindi-Urdu Sahitya Award Committee) in Lucknow on 6 June 1997 by [[Romesh Bhandari]], Governor of [[Uttar Pradesh]]. Ravindra Jain has also received many other prestigious awards such as [[Raaseshwar]], [[Sur Singer]], [[Filmfare Award]], [[Swami Haridas Award]], [[Youth National Award]], [[Ashirwad]], [[Adhar Shila]], [[Uptron]], [[Priyadarshini Award]], Jaycees, Lions, Indigo '90, Rotary, [[Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards]], [[Uttar Pradesh Film Patrakar Sangh Award]], [[Sangeet Gyaneshwar Award]], [[Almost Faqir]], [[Sangeet Samrat]], and other honours by many national, international, socio-cultural and film institutions.

Ravindra Jain co-authored his autobiography titled ''[[Sunehre Pal]]'' and is referred to as by his close family and friends.

==Personal life and death==
Ravindra Jain met his mother-in-law, Nirmala Jain, in Delhi while attending a promotion event for the film ''[[Saudagar (1973 film)|Saudagar]]''. Soon after, Nirmala Jain's daughter, Divya Jain, insisted upon only marrying Ravindra Jain or nobody else. Her wish later got fulfilled and they have a son named Aayushman Jain.[http://jainsamaj.org/celebrities/ravindrajain-050303.htm]

Jain died on 9 October 2015 at the age of 71 in a hospital in [[Mumbai]], from multiple organ failure.<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/11/arts/music/ravindra-jain-bollywood-film-composer-dies-at-71.html</ref>

==Filmography as Composer==
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*[[Ajooba (2016 film)(2016 animation film)|Ajooba]] (Animation Film) (2016)
*[[Anna (2016 film)|Anna]] (2016)
*[[Kunba]] (2014) (1 song)
*[[Naari teri Shakti Anokhi]] (2014) (2 songs)
*[[Kahin Hai Mera Pyar]] (2014)
*[[Beehad]] (2014) (1 song)
*[[Baromas]] (2014) (3 songs)
*[[Jalsa ghar ki devi]] (2013) (2 songs)
*[[Educated Binani]] (2013)
*[[Aakashathinte Niram]] (2013) (2 songs)
*[[Barbareek- Sheesh Danee Mahayoddha]] (2012)
*[[Laagi aisi Lagan]] (2012)
*[[Jaana Pehchana]] (2011) 
*[[Punorutthaan]] (2011)
*[[Azaan- the Awakening Call]] (2010)
*[[Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu]]
*[[Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi]] (2008) 
*[[Vivah]] (10 November 2006)
*[[Radha ne Maala japi Shyam ki]]
*[[Gaanv Des]] 
*[[Bhaggmati - The Queen of Fortunes]] (2005) (2 songs)
*[[Ek aur amar prem]] 2003
*[[Nadiya ke teer]]
*[[Gaon aaja Pardesi]]
*[[Krishnavtar Baba Ramdev Peer]] 2002
*[[Jai Shakumbhari Maa]] 2000
*[[Krishna Tere Desh Main]] (2000)

*[[Aakhri Kasam]]
*[[Aakhri Nishchay]]
*[[Aatish (film)|Aatish]]
*[[Abodh]]
*[[Aankhiyon ke Jharokhon se]]
*[[Ananya (film)|Ananya]]
*[[Atyachar]] revised title [[Ghulami ki Zanjeerein]]
*[[Bandhan Bahon ka]] revised title [[Kariye Kshama]]
*[[Beta ho to aisa]]
*[[Bhaagya]]
*[[Bhaalobeshe Radha]]
*[[Bhanga Gara]]
*[[Bolo hey Chakradhari]] redubbed Gujarati title [[Shree Krishna Sharnam Mamah]]
*[[Brahmarishi Vishwamitra]]
*[[Chadhi Jawani Budhe nu]]
*[[Cheti ka Poster]]
*[[Chitchor]] 
*[[Chor Machaye shor]]
*[[Daasi]]
*[[Daku aur Mahatma]]
*[[Deewaangee]]
*[[Dhokebaaz]]
*[[Do Jasoos]]
*[[Dristi]] (unreleased)
*[[Durga Maa]]
*[[Dulhan wohi jo piya mann Bhaye]]
*[[Ehsaan aap ka]]
*[[Ek gaon ki Kahani]]
*[[Fakira (film)|Fakira]]
*[[Ganga Saagar]]
*[[Ganga Maiya Bhar de Acharwa Hamaar]]
*[[Ganga se Naata ba Hamaar]]
*[[Geet Gaata Chal]]
*[[Ghabrahat]]
*[[Ghar ki laaj]]
*[[Gomti ni Shakhe]]
*[[Gopal Bhanr]]
*[[Gopaal Krishna]]
*[[Haathi ke Daant]]
*[[Hamara Sansaar]]
*[[Har Har Gange]]
*[[Harishchandra Saibya]]
*[[Hatyare]]
*[[Henna]]
*[[Himalay ke Aanchal mein]]
*[[Hum nahi Sudhrenge]]
*[[Hum Pyar Karenge]]
*[[Hum tere Aashiq hain]]
*[[Insaf ka Tarazu]]
*[[Jaan pe khel kar]]
*[[Jai Karoli Maa]]
*[[Jai Shakumbhari Maa]]
*[[Jailkhana]]
*[[Jala kar Raakh kar Doonga]]
*[[Jeena isi ka naam hai]]
*[[Jungbaaz]]
*[[Kahani ek chor ki]]
*[[Kahani Phoolwati ka]]
*[[Kalyug ke Avtaar]]
*[[Kaanch aur Heera]]
*[[Kaarnaama]]
*[[Khoon Kharaba]]
*[[Khwaab]]
*[[Kotwaal Saab]]
*[[Kokh]]
*[[Ladke baap se Badhke]]
*[[Lallu Ram]]
*Lori (unreleased)
*[[Maan Abhimaan]]
*[[Maati Balidaan ki]]
*[[Madhumalti]]
*[[Maha Badmash]]
*[[Mann ka Aangan]]
*[[Marte dam tak]]
*[[Meharbaani]]
*[[Mera Rakshak]]
*[[Meri Aan]]
*[[Mhaara Peehar Saasra]]
*[[Milan ki aag]]
*[[Mohini]]
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==Awards and nominations==
* He was awarded [[Padma Shri]], the fourth highest civilian award of India, in 2015.<ref name=pdma>{{cite web|title=Padma Awards 2015|archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/6VrWjEuo3|url=http://pib.nic.in/newsite/PrintRelease.aspx?relid=114952|publisher=Press Information Bureau|accessdate=25 January 2015|archivedate=26 January 2015}}</ref>
* Won- [[Filmfare Award for Best Music Director]] for [[Ram Teri Ganga Maili]](1985)
* Nomination- [[Filmfare Award for Best Music Director]] for [[Chitchor]] (1976)
* Nomination- [[Filmfare Award for Best Music Director]] for [[Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se]] (1978)
* Nomination- [[Filmfare Award for Best Lyricist]] for "Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se" in [[Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se]](1978)
* Nomination- [[Filmfare Award for Best Lyricist]] for "Main Hoon Khushrang" in [[Henna (film)|Henna]] (1991)

== See also ==
* [[List of Jains]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
{{IMDb name|0415838|Ravindra Jain}}

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[[Category:Indian Jains]]
[[Category:People from Banswara district]]
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[[Category:People from Hathras]]
[[Category:Indian film score composers]]
[[Category:1944 births]]
[[Category:2015 deaths]]
[[Category:Filmfare Awards winners]]
[[Category:Blind musicians]]
[[Category:Hindi film score composers]]

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