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Love rap
Posted on: January 1, 2021
This article is written by Peevesie’s mom, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Hullo Atuldom
A very Happy New Year to the followers of the blog who go by the name Atulites. Here is wishing everyone a year different from the last.
This post is not an attempt at “This day that year” or for the “blog ten year challenge” category. Out of curiosity I just checked out the closing posts of December 2010 and opening of the year 2011. Was surprised that the last post of 2010 was on 29th December. Avinashji’s post gives details of that date. The next post was on January 1st. Saajna din bahure hamaare and Mere barbaad hone ka nazaara dekhne aale were the two songs posted. Going by the lyrics of the two songs it is obvious that they were not dedicated New Year songs or even feel good or party style songs. (I am not complaining because they are melodious). I would love to know which was the first dedicated New Year song ever, posted on the blog. My guess is it could be Saal mubaarak saahib jee by Sudhirji.
My first post for this year is a dance number. It features Bindu- the brilliant dancer from my growing up years, Atul Agnihotri, Mamta Kulkarni and Nana Patekar. It is sung by Amit Kumar, Sapna Mukherjee, Sudesh Bhonsle and Poornima (who sang as Sushma Shrestha in her childhood). It is from the 1994 released Mehul Kumar directed “Krantiveer”.
The movie was the story of a young boy who runs away from home after his doting but strict mother catches him going wayward. The boy lands up in Mumbai, and ends up saving the life of a young boy (Atul Agnihotri). The boy’s father (Paresh Rawal) takes a liking towards the child and takes him under his care . The two kids grow up, the runaway lad turns out to be Pratap (Nana Patekar). From here the story meanders through the usual masala of basti, landlord, corrupt police- judges, rich girl-middle class lad love story, killers revenge etc. There is an added character of a journalist (Dimple) who is trying to expose all things wrong in the area, through her writings. There is a at times serious and sympathetic at other times relation between Pratap and Megha (Dimple).
There have been songs in Rap style in the past too but the ’90s saw a surge in their numbersand a few regular artists followed the footsteps of singers like Bally Sagoo, Bali Brahmabhatt etc. who introduced it to music lovers with songs like “amma dekh tera munda bigda jaaye”, “aaja meri gaadi mein baith jaa” etc which were patronised by some newly formed music recording companies. Today’s “Love Rap” is written by Sameer and Anand-Milind are the music composers. This type was popular on dance floors then and the turn of the century has seen bhangda style songs ruling the air waves. Let us see what the new decade holds for music lovers.
Incidentally, January 1st happens to be Nana Patekars’ date of birth. He turns 70!!!! He has been around in the entertainment business since the ’70s with “Gaman” being his Hindi debut. Nana, along with Irrfan Khan (whom we lost last year, may his soul rest in peace) is the only actor to have won the Filmfare award in the categories of Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Best Villain. He has won 3 National Awards and is a Padma Shri too. He does a lot of charity without tom-toming about it. Here is wishing him health and happiness in future too.
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Song-Love Rap (Krantiveer) (1994) Singer-Amit Kumar, Poornima , Sudesh Bhonsle, Sapna Mukherjee, Lyrics-Sameer, MD-Anand Milind
Male chorus
Female chorus
Amit Kumar + Male chorus
Sushma Shreshtha + Female chorus
All chorus
Lyrics
love rap
love rap
love rap
aaaaaaaa
o maine dekha jab teri nazron ke through
kabhi hundred one kabhi hundred two
uss din se hua fever ye shuru
kabhi hundred one kabhi hundred two
jaao jaao jaldi jaao doctor ko bulao
oye
nabz dikhao mera haal bataao
oye
jaao jaao jaldi jaao doctor ko bulao
oye
nabz dikhaao mera haal batao
oye
oooo
aaaa
(wow!)
kyun dil karta hai dhak dhak mere yaar
kuchh aur nahin yeh hai pyar ka bukhaar
kyun dil karta hai dhak dhak mere yaar
kuchh aur nahin yeh hai pyar ka bukhaar
dhak dhak
my heart is beating
dhak dhak
my pulse is missing
dhak dhak
i think I am collapsing
dhak dhak
haaye re haaye re haaye main gaya
maine dekha jab teri nazron ke through
kabhi hundred one kabhi hundred two
uss din se hua fever ye shuru
kabhi hundred one kabhi hundred two
jaao jaao jaldi jaao doctor ko bulao
oye
nabz dikhaao mera haal batao
oye
jaao jaao jaldi jao doctor ko bulao
oye
nabz dikhaao mera haal bataao
oye
kyun dil karta hai dhak dhak mere yaar
kuchh aur nahin yeh hai pyaar ka bukhaar
kyun dil karta hai dhak dhak mere yaar
kuchh aur nahin yeh hai pyaar ka bukhaar
dhak dhak
dhak dhak
dhak dhak
dhak dhak
we don’t want palace we don’t want name
we don’t want money we don’t want fame
we don’t want bungalow we don’t want car
we want only love
we want only pyaar
balle balle balle balle balle
oye kudiye
mehekti jawaani
gulaabi tere gaal
nigaahon mein nasha hai
sharaabi teri chaal
mujhe toh dil jaani
hai tera hi khayaal
na pooch bekaraari
na pooch mera haal
haal haal haal
haal haal haal
(hullo
hullo
mere saath dance karoge
nahin
ae
zara meri aankhon mein aankhen dalke baat karo
hmm
ab tum wahi karoge jo main chaahoongi)
mi paahilya tujha dolencha through
kadhi shambhar ek kadhi shambhar two
tya diwshi zaala fever suru
kadhi shambhar ek kadhi shambbhar two
you know my age
I am thirty plus nine
oh that means you are old wine
koi jaane na kahaan lad jaaye nazar
dekho dekho dil
dekho na umar
na dekh mujhe jaadugar machhali
teri baat lage mujhko nakli
tujhpe mera jadoo chal jaayega
ek din dil tera bhi machal jaayega
aaja aaja aaja aaja aaja aaja aa
chal hat baazu hat
na kar khatpat
mat lapat jhapat natkhat
na kar khatpat
mat lapat jhapat
chal hat baazu hat natkhat hat ja
o maine dekha jab teri nazron ke through
kabhi hundred one kabhi hundred two
uss din se hua fever ye shuru
kabhi hundred one kabhi hundred two
jaao jaao jaldi jao doctor ko bulaao
oye
nabz dikhao mera haal batao
oye
jao jao jaldi jao doctor ko bulao
oye
nabz dikhaao mera haal batao
oye
kyun dil karta hai dhak dhak mere yaar
kuchh aur nahin nyeh hai pyaar ka bukhaar
kyun dil karta hai dhak dhak mere yaar
kuchh aur nahin nyeh hai pyaar ka bukhaar
na ishk mein ho generation gap
hum milke karenge aaj
love rap
aaaa
love rap
aaaa
love rap
aaaaaaa
Rain is falling chhama chham chham
Posted on: July 9, 2019
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If one asks Hindi movie people things like what is your favourite festival,favourite season etc, what would be their reply ? whichever festival and whichever season gives us song opportunities, would be the reply.
Little wonder then that Holi is the favourite festival of Hindi movies and rain is the favourite season.
But when we watch the Holi festival songs or rain songs in Hindi movies, we find that these songs are mostly “filmy”, viz unrealistic and sanitised. Reel life picturisation bears little resemblance to how things are in real life.
When it comes to rain songs, we find the hero and heroines singing merrily in rain, without a care in the world. For instance, we have Amitabh Bachchan and Mausami Chatterji singing in Mumbai rains and enjoying it. In real life, people would take shelter in nearby buildings and they would be very concerned about their wet clothes. In our childhood, our moms admonished us that we would catch cold if we get wet in rains. Clearly Amitabh Bachchan and Mausami Chatterji’s parents had not told them about the ill effects of getting wet in rains.
And that is not all. Mumbai rains are not as romantic as this song makes out to be. It is a nightmare in reality, as any Mumbaikar knows. Roads turn into four feet deep rivers and it is unsafe to cross them, as there is the risk of gutters being open. Sadashiv Amrapurkar’s brother ( who was a famous doctor of Mumbai) lost his life after falling in one such gutter a few years ago.
In reality, rains in Mumbai throws public life in disarray. Road vehicles, as well as trains, including local trains get affected. Even flights get affected.
But I have found that electricity is surprisingly intact in Mumbai despite torrential rains. Trains, in case they run, runs merrily over submerged tracks which is an amazing feat, seeeing that many electrical motors involved in Railway operations get submerged. People who get stranded and have to stay back in their offices or in the homes of their friends/ relatives have access to electricity which ebables them to share their rainy season selfies with this whatsapp friends. 🙂 It is during such calamities that Apple phone users realise that they shpuld either carry their chargers with themselves or they should have friends/ relatives who are also Apple users like them. 🙂
If you are a resident of any place other than Mumbai, then the first casuality of rains in electricity. First rain of the season, and one finds electicity vanishing for hours. When I was in Izatnagar, Bareilly, first rain of the season invariably led to electricity getting tripped as trees would fall on electrical wires (we were told) and electricity would get restored only after some 24 hours or so.
I always wonder how electricity department persons had their electrical wires passing in the vicinity of trees who would then get uprooted even if the rain was nothing but passing showers.
In Bareilly, I had another worry. I wondered if electricity had gone off in every household or is it only in my household. I was confused because the household located nearby would be fully illuminated throughout night even if other households had no electicity. Railway electical people knew their job. They would make sure that their top boss had uninterrupted electricity supply come what may and they could keep the other residents in the dark. So if other households have light and my household does not , then I worried that the wires coming to my house may have got disconnected somewhere due to wind. And that often turned out to be the case.
And what about the case when roop started leaking after heavy rain ! The persons who were supposed to look after such repairs would come long after rain had subsided and the water from roof had drained away. Then, like Indian police in Hindi movies who appeared long after the crime was committed and clues obliterated, they would ask- where is the leakage. I cannot sdee any leakage.
We are living in modern era of mobile phones and dish TVs. If one has back up electricity (through inverter) When it rains, you get message on your TV screen- “Your set top box is not getting signals. Please check the weather to see if it cloudy.” Just imagine the situation when world cup is going on and India your favourite team, has an important cricket man on TV. That is the situation today (6 july 2019). So imagine my situation when I found electricity gone at 3 :30 AM in the early morning and not coming back for four hours. One starts worrying how one would be able to watch the match. Inverter cannot last till then unless electricity comes back and recharges the inverter battery. Moreover, inverter can only run TV, tubelights and fans. What about fridge, geiser, AC etc. The stuff kept inside fridge would get spoiled if the black out gets prolonged.
If blackout gets prolonged, then even water supply may get affected after some time because water supply depends on working of electric driven pump motors.
I can safely state that Hindi movie rain songs do not touch upon the above mentioned major aftereffects of rain. Hindi movies touch the after effects of rains only superficially. As far as Hindi movies are concerned, rains means clothes of actors getting soaked and the actors enjoying it, that is all.
If one thinks that new rain songs of Hindi movies, that have come up after 1980s keep up with changing times and touch upon the inconveniences brought about by rains, one can only be disappointed. With time, the rain songs have undergone changes, but they are not necessarily changes for the better.
I came across an “interesting” Hindi movie rain song. The special feature of this song is that it has Hinglish lyrics in it. In the golden era, we used to have Hindi / Urdu/ Sanskrit lyrics such as “Abke saawan mein jee jale”, “rimjhim ke taraane leke aayi barsaat”, “barkha raani zara jam ke barso” etc. Even post golden era had songs like “baadal yoon garajta hai”, “tip tip barsa paani” etc. But the lyrics of this song under discussion takes the case. The wording of the song is “rain is falling chhamaa chham chham”. It is so bad that it is good. 🙂
Most rain songs in Hindi movies are picturised on lead pair and they are their personal intimate affairs. But this song is like a community affair. In fact, the movie makers have taken short cuts and cheated on the movie goers. The movie makers have taken “dahi haandi” festival and “Ganpati Festival” situations and tried to pass dance steps and situations of these festivals as a rain song.
If you wondered how badly and cheaply someone called Atul can dance, here is one such spectacle for you to witness. This song is picturised on Atul Agnihotri, Pooja Bhatt and others as a supposedly rain song. Get actors wet in rain, and there is your rain song- that appears to be the philosophy of the movie maker. The same short cut philosophy was followed for creating songs of other genre as well. For creating muslim devotional song, lyrics of such a song would include words like “Maula”, “Allah”, “Sajda” etc and the devotional song was ready.
Coming to the same under question, it is sung by Sudesh Bhonsle, and chorus. Surendra Sathi is the lyricist. Music is composed by Shyam Surinder.
Name of the movie ? “Gunehgaar” (1995). It is good to see the movie maker pleading guilty in the title itself. 🙂
The movie was produced by Maan Singh Deep and Kalyani Singh and directed by Vikram Bhatt. The movie had Mithun Chakraborty, Atul Agnihotri, Pooja Bhatt, Tisca Chopra, Kiran Kumar, Ishrat Ali, Baby Ghazala, Mushtaq Khan, Anil Nagrath, Vishwajeet Pradhan, Ram Sethi, Girja Shankar, Mahavir Shah, Naresh Suri etc in it.
Here is this “rain” song from “Gunehgaar”(1995). With this song, the movie makes its debut in the blog. The lyricist and music directors also make their debuts in the blog with this song.
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Song-Rain is falling chhamaa cham cham (Gunehgaar) (1995) Singer-Sudesh Bhonsle, Lyrics-Surendra Sathi, MD-Shyam Surinder
Chorus
Lyrics
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
hmm
rain is falling chhama chham chham
rain is falling chhama chham chham
ladki ne aankh maari gir gaye hum
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
hey
rain is falling chhama chham chham
ladki ne aankh maari gir gaye hum
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
chhat pe khadi thhi meri gulbadan
main thha gali mein
mere lad gaye nayan
rururururururu
o chhat pe khadi thhi meri gulbadan
main thha gali mein
mere lad gaye nayan
dekh ke dil machal gaya
paanv mera phisal gaya
dekho re dekho mera deewaanapan
hmm
rain is falling chhama chham chham
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
hey
rain is falling chhama chham chham
arre ladki ne aankh mari gir gaye hum
yeaah
dil mein uthha hai dekho kaisa toofaan
uski adaaon ne le li meri jaan
rururu rurururu
arre dil mein uthha hai dekho kaisa toofaan
uski adaaon ne le li meri jaan
aankhon se loot liya
baaton se maar diya
rukne lagi mere dil ki dhadkan
arre
ye to gayaa
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
rain is falling chhama chham chham
ladki ne aankh maari
gir gaye hum
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
tan tana tan
tanan tanan
This article is written by Peevesie’s mom, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in sites like lyricstrans.com and ibollywoodsongs.com etc then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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How do I begin this post? I am at a loss. I have so many things running in my head. Should I say Sunday 25th March 2018, was a bad day or sad day. But it was definitely a day which began sadly for me. I normally begin my Sundays an hour later than working days, but this Sunday was different. The constant buzzing of my mobile due to incoming messages disturbed me. And one of the message was from my son, who was travelling, and had not slept in the bus. He was seeing the internet site of a news channel which carried the shocking news that the darling of the audiences SRIDEVI had passed away in Dubai of a CARDIAC Arrest. That jolted me and my first reaction was to google for confirmation. And sure enough the news had broken on the internet a few minutes back. The first person to break the news to Atulites was Satyajitji from DOWN Under. And the reactions followed through the day- here there everywhere.
There were messages being posted and reposted and forwarded among the various WhatsApp- groups all trying to find a reason for the sudden death of a supposedly perfectly healthy human being. The mystery still continues. But we have lost a “Khwaabon Ki Shehzaadi”, a style icon, an inspiration for numerous aspiring actors. A person who was passionate about her work. She was comfortable doing an Indian classical dance as well as out-of-tune Bollywood-style numbers the equivalent of which in South Indian movies are called Dappang-Kootu; though Dappang-Kootu is largely folk dance based and Sridevi was good in all of it.
On the day the news broke all the news channels spoke of her work in Tamil as well as Hindi movie and mentioned in the passing about her having worked in Malayalam, Kannada and Telugu as well. Having started at the very young age of 4 or 5 she has acted opposite all the giants of the Indian film industry of the period starting with Sivaji Ganesan and Gemini Ganesan in her first movie “Kandan Karunai” as child star in Tamil; followed by “Maa Naana Nirdoshi” in Telugu, “Kumara Sambhavam” in Malayalam, and “Apna Desh” in Hindi as Rajesh Khanna’s niece- cannot forget “Rona kabhi nahin rona chahe toot jaaye koi khilona” although her fist outing as child star in Hindi was “Rani Mera Naam” in 1972. I have also seen her in the Tamil version of “Apna Desh” “Nam Naadu” as niece to MGR. Just before she began performing adult roles we saw her as sister to Lakshmi in “Julie” in the iconic song “My heart is beating”, she was just 11 then.
From the age of 13 she graduated to doing adult roles and Kamal Haasan and Rajnikanth were her first co-actors. There was time when she was a heroine to many actors of the South Indian film industry in whose films she had acted as a child.
Her debut in Hindi was in the not-so-successful “Solva Sawan” in 1979 opposite Amol Palekar; she had also starred in the Tamil original and the Telugu remake. But after her second attempt in Hindi movies in the Jeetendra starrer “Himmatwala” in 1983. I distinctly remember that year I had been to Hyderabad to my mama’s place and there were these huge posters everywhere of this beautiful heroine amid rows of “colourful pots” in what turned out to be a song which is still popular “nainon mein sapna, sapno mein sajna, sajna pe dil aagaya”. That was also the time when Jaya Prada had made her debut in Hindi movies through “Sargam”. And the teenager that I was then, decided Sridevi was a threat to Jaya Prada, and refused to see that movie. I think the first Sridevi movie I saw of my own choice was “Inquilaab” because Amitabh Bachchan was her co-star. And then I was floored by her. Subsequently I have many of her movies and was particularly fond of her pairing with Jeetendra and Amitabh Bachchan though that was only in three movies, she was the FEMALE SUPERSTAR of her times. She also paired successfully with Anil Kapoor and Mithun Chakravarty.
28-2-2018
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I have been writing this for the last two days and still the reality has not sunk-in. I am still thinking of the day when the news broke. In the meantime, there has been news that our shehzaadi died due to “accidental drowning” but whatever be the reason she is lost to us and her numerous fans. But the people who will miss her the most will be her two young daughters and husband, immediate family and friends. They have undergone great mental stress this last few days, the time that it took them to get her mortal remains from Dubai. My thoughts are with them. They say the cremation will finally happen today. May our darling Sridevi find eternal peace.
Over the last two days, as I was talking of a star/ an actor I loved, I told my mom-in-law about all the Sridevi- Jaya Prada movies of the 80s where Sri always played a stronger character and Jaya had all the crying to do. My sister was thinking of all the famous songs of the Jeetendra- Sridevi- Jaya Prada movies which could not have been done by anyone else. Everyone must have had a song of that time which they loved but will never admit as those were songs with seemingly no-sense. But they all were successful.
A thought just went through my mind. The day the news came on TV some channels showed a scene from one of her first movies as a child. It had baby Sridevi “crying unconsolably running a short distance and collapsing on to her Knee and still crying.” Her last released movie “Mom” (2017) has her running similarly, crying uncontrolled and dropping on to her knee. Uncanny I must say!!
The song with this post is from “Lamhe”. I had originally intended that the song should accompany a post on the graceful Waheeda Rehman, but I am presenting it here on this sad occasion. There is an incident behind the shoot of this song which Yash Chopra has related. The shoot was scheduled in London in 1991. That was the time her father passed away. She left the shoot midway to be with her family during the time of grief. The schedule was that this song was to be shot and upon her return Yash Chopra offered to change the schedule or cancel it altogether. But such was Sri’s passion to her work that she was ready to do what the director asked for. Anupam Kher her co-actor in the movie adds that in between shots she used to be drowned in grief but there used to be no trace of that emotion once she was infront of the camera. She was a darling of the camera too.
Rest in Peace Dear—Om Shanti, Shanti Shanti.
Song-Pyaar hua iqraar hua hai parody song(Lamhe)(1991) Singers-Sudesh Bhonsle, Pamela Chopra, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-Shiv Hari
Sudesh Bhonsle + Pamela Chopra
Pamela Chopra + Unknown female voice
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Lyrics
pyaar hua ikraar hua hai
pyaar se phir kyun darta hai dil
pyaar hua ikraar hua hai
pyaar se phir kyun darta hai dil
kahta hai dil rasta mushqil
maaloom nahin hai kaha manzil
pyaar hua ikraar hua hai
pyar se phir kyon darta hai dil
tadbeer se bigdi hui
taqdeer bana le
taqdeer bana le
apne pe bharosa hai to
ek daav lagaale
lagaale daav lagaale
tadbeer se bigdi hui
taqdeer bana le,
taqdeer bana le
apne pe bharosa hai to
ek daav lagaale,
lagaale daav lagaale
jai jai shivshankar,
kaanta lage na kankar
he jai jai shivshankar,
kaanta lage na kankar
ke pyaala tere naam ka piya
o o o gir jaaungi
main mar jaaungi
jo toone mujhe tham na liya
o sau rab di
he jai jai shivshankar,
kanta lage na kankar
ke pyaala tere naam ka piya
o o o
gir jaaungi main mar jaaungi
jo toone mujhe thhaam na liya
o sau rab di
hum tum
ek kamre mein band hon
aur chaabhi kho jaaye
hum tum ek kamre mein band hon
aur chaabhi kho jaye
tere nainon ki bhoobhulaiya me
bobby kho jaaye
hum tum ek kamre mein band hon
aur chaabhi kho jaaye
Thakur
bol tere saath kya sulook kiya jaye
maar diya jaye ki chhod diya jaaye
bol tere saath kya sulook kiya kiya jaaye
maar diya jaaye ki chhod diya jaaye
bol tere saath kya sulook kiya kiya jaaye
bol tere saath kya sulook kiya kiya jaaye
jaam diya jaaye ki jahar diya jaaye
bol tere saath kya sulook kiya kiya jaaye
are bol tere saath kya sulook kiya jaaye
babuji dheere chalna,
pyar mein zara sambhalna
haan bade dhoke hain
bade dhoke hai iss raah mein
baabuji dheere chalna,
pyaar mein zara sambhalna
haan bade dhoke hain
bade dhoke hai iss raah mein
babuji dheere chalna
ho re maajhi,
ho re majhi ho o o
mere maajhi,
mere saajan hain us paar
main man maar
hoon is paar
o mere maajhi
abki baar le chal paar
le chal paar
mere saajan hain us paar
ho re maajhi,
ho re maajhi
ho ho ho mere maajhi
bindiya chamkegi
choodi khankegi
bindiya chamkegi
choodi khankegi
teri neend ude te
ud jaaye
kajra bahkega
gazara mehkega
kajra bahkega
gazra mehkega
gaddi tur diye
te tur jaaye
bindiya chamkegi
choodi khankegi
yaahoo
yaahoo
chaahe koi mujhe jungli kahe
kahne do ji kahta rahe
hum pyaar ke toofaanon mein ghire hain
hum kya karen
chahe koi mujhe jangli kahe
kahne do ji kahta rahe
hum pyaar ke toofaanon mein ghire hain
hum kya karen
chaahe koi mujhe jungli kahe
yaahoo,
yaahoo
chaahe koi mujhe jungli kahe
haaaan kahne do jee kahta rahe
yahoo yahoo bhi karenge
waahu waahu bhi karenge
karenge
aa aa
chaahe koi mujhe jungli kahe ae ae
haaaaan baabul mora
tu mere man ka moti hai
in nainan ki jyoti hai
yaad hai mere bachpan ki
gahr aaya mera pardesi ee
maalish
tel maalish
aen
champii
sar jo tera chakraaye,
ya dil dooba jaye
aaja pyaare paas humaare
kaahe ghabraaye,
kaahe ghabraaye
sar jo tera chakraaye,
ya dil dooba jaaye
aaja pyaare pas humaare
kaahe ghabraaye,
kaahe ghabraaye
aen
jaane wo kaise log thhe jinke,
pyaar ko pyaar mila
humne to jab kaliyaan maangi,
kaanton ka haar mila
kaanton se kheench ke ye aanchal
tod ke bandhan baandhi paayal
ho o o
koi na roko dil ki udaan ko
dil wo chala
aaaa aa aa aaaa
aaj phir jeene ki tamanna hai
aaj phir marne ka iraada hai
aaj phir jeene ki tamanna hai
aaj phir marne ka iraada hai
ramayyaa vastavayyaa
ramayyaa vastavayyaa
ramayyaa vastavayyaa
ramayyaa vastavayyaa
maine dil tujhko diya,
maine dil tujhko diya
o ramayyaa vastavayyaa
ramayyaa vastavayyaa
ramayyaa vastavayyaa
ramayyaa vastavayyaa
maine dil tujhko diya,
maine dil tujhko diya
o ramayyaa vastavayyaa
ramayyaa vastavayyaa
maine dil tujhko diya,
maine dil tujhko diya
o ramayyaa vastavayyaa
ramayyaa vastavayyaa
maine dil tujhko diya,
maine dil tujhko diya
aa aa
Ye kanya kunwaari hai
Posted on: January 2, 2018
This article is written by Peevesie’s mom, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in sites like lyricstrans.com and ibollywoodsongs.com etc then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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hullo Atuldom
So, it is the new year. I have not made any resolutions, as usual, just taking life as it chooses to unfold itself. Anyway, it has always been my way of living. People who are connected with me on WhatsApp must have seen my status message- “Kal kya hoga kis ko pata” I also subscribe to the thought “abhi zindagi ka le lo mazaa”. (this is from a song by Gulshan Bawra)
My todays post is a song from the 1994 release “Aag” starring Govinda, Shilpa Shetty, Sonali Bendre (in a special appearance) with Kader Khan, Sadashiv Amrapurkar, Shakti Kapoor, Goga Kapoor, Gulshan Grover, Suresh Chatwal etc. etc. in the supporting cast. This movie was directed by K. Ravi Shankar and released in August 1994. This was a change of image for Govinda in the sense that it had him play a serious character.
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Ham hain Banaras ke bhaiyya
Posted on: January 1, 2018
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This article is written by Peevesie’s mom, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in sites like lyricstrans.com and ibollywoodsongs.com etc then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
Hullo to all in Atuldom
At the outset I should wish everyone a very Happy New Year 2018.
Hope everyone had a good time in 2017.
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Atul’s Song A Day- A choice collection of Hindi Film & Non-Film Songs 
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