while all the three of them are legends in their own right, neither Kishore nor Mukesh could hold a candle to Rafi's versatility. While Kishore was the master of comedic and fun songs, he never could hit the right note as far as pathos went. And in Mukesh's case, pathos was all that he could portray. Rafi, on the other hand, added emotion to a song, and did not let the song's emotion override his contribution to the song at all. Be it any emotion. For romantic songs, you wanted to believe in love. For songs that conveyed pathos, you cried with him. For songs of devotion, you almost could feel God, and caste or religion just did not matter. Name an emotion, and he could get it right. No singer in this world can come within a mile of Rafi Saab's talent.

Answered by anilwadhawan , an ibibo Advisor, at 3:07 PM on October 08, 2007

YE TO WO WALI BAAT HO GAYI BACCHHE SE PUCHA JAYE MUMMY PAPA ME KON ACCHHA LAGTA HE,DEAR TINO HI APNE JAMANE KE SUPER SINGER HE

Answered by vip , an ibibo Advisor, at 7:04 PM on October 06, 2007

All three were legends. However, Rafi was the most versatile of the three. He could Bhajans, ghazals, classical numbers, quawalis and romantic songs. While Kishore had a penchant for getting into controversies, Rafi's personal dealings were impeccable. He is believed to have encouraged singers like Mahendra Kapoor.

Answered by RAMAMOORTY , an ibibo Advisor, at 3:42 PM on October 06, 2007

the named three singers are great but among them i think kishore is the best.because he had the versatilty ,that was rear to others.he is a legend.

Answered by sourav , an ibibo Citizen, at 8:22 PM on October 05, 2007