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ode to the radio of yesteryear

I am sure that what I write below will find a resonance with quite a few readers who are senior citizens.

An electro-mechanical contraption, sometimes as big as a 21-inch television set, vanished from the scene altogether some three decades ago — giving way to smaller devices, gradually reduced and ultimately miniaturised to a shirt-pocket size. Yes, I mean the big radio of yesteryear powered by vacuum tubes, ironically called valves, metamorphosing into a wonder creation of semi-conductor technology called pocket radios or transistors. Finally, the entry of TV into the drawing room has vanquished the dignified and respectable presence of the radio in middle class homes in what can be termed the tragedy of decent entertainment at home.

Those were the days when the only medium of entertainment was the ubiquitous radio — which delivered a judicious mix of news, music, plays (both one act and serials), discussions, quiz programmes, sound track of films, cricket commentaries, and what not! I can still recall the famous comedian Nagesh acting in many radio serials before entering films.

Who can ever forget the excellent broadcast quality of the BBC World Service, and Voice of America and their coverage for any oversees news?

Ball-to-ball running commentary of cricket Test matches was one of the most popular ‘watched' programmes of the period up to 1970s before TV took over live telecast. Those were days of five-day Test matches which were played in Delhi, Calcutta , Kanpur, Bombay (Mumbai) and Madras (Chennai). The Madras test was always scheduled for the second week of January when Pongal holidays at a stretch for a week brought life to a standstill with the large cricket crazy crowds breathing cricket for a full five days. The commentaries were a real feast to the ears and imagination of the viewers who could visualise every ball being bowled and played through the brilliant commentators — each of them had an inimitable style of his own. Those who were regular listeners of cricket commentaries of the 1950s and 1960s could nostalgically recall the commentaries of Chakrapani (who was also an English news reader in All India Radio then for some time), Devraj Puri, Berry Sarbadhikary, Maharajkumar of Vijaynagar (popularly known as Vizzy), and, of course, P. Anand Rau (of the Dasaprakash group of hotels). Anand Rau always greeted the listeners, in his breezy and friendly voice, right on the first day with the first ball bowled at the Chepauk stadium in Madras.

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