Narottam Puri:-The Dark Doctor

Narottam Puri:-The Dark Doctor

Doordarshan (DD) during cable TV and even though Narottam Puri is now off air, his voice is still instantly recognisable.

An ENT specialist by profession, Puri spent a long time behind the microphone of radio and television. His medical work has always been the most important, otherwise he will be heard a lot even after the arrival of private sports channels.

He says that the hand is too long. I travel a lot, I like it a lot. I call cricket as a hobby. I am yet to appear in DD for the fourth Umpire. As social broadcasters only show ODI and T-20 matches, air time is limited. Puri started speaking after looking at his father Devraj holding the microphone in his hand.

I started as a goaltender when my dad was a radio host. I also played the game in college. When my father died, I was asked if I wanted to answer questions. I was hired for one day and then offered a permanent job.

He described the game as he saw it. He saw it with the eyes of an enthusiastic student of the game, not missing small details such as changes in the ground setting. He literally gave you a ringside look. Dr Narottam Puri's melodious voice is what adds to the love of following cricket on radio Starting the definition in 1971, Puri has seen it evolve over the decades.

You have to talk about the number of games in the air, where today they can be superimposed on the screen. If we want a certain shot, we have to go through two or three people before the photographer gets the shot we want. In addition, we mentioned that only three cameras work. Now there are 22, which makes it easier.

A well-known radio and television commentator, Dr. Puri ran a quiz show for Doordarshan for 18 years. He is currently involved as a consultant with Fortis Healthcare and the Indian Medical Academy.Article from Facebook group Jaane Kahan Gaye Woh Din.