The Rainy Songs!

The raindrops spattering all around, the stellar light emitted from the rainy sky at night, the surreal fragrance of the soaked mire that overpowers our senses; all of these indicate the charisma of one of the most distinct season - the Monsoon. This week, BollyCurry brings to its readers those melodies with words embedded which ring the bells of monsoon in the deepest corner of one's heart. Let's take a swift ride through these as we admire the beauty of the season.

Saavan: The word Saavan is used for the monsoon season in the hindi calendar. Just the thought of saavan fills the mind with images of water filling up the ambiance. Being one of the most common word in the songs indicating any signs of rain, saavan sure does justify season rightly. Some of the most famous songs with the word saavan are:Baarish / Barsaat: The characteristic feature which makes people fall in love with monsoons is the putter-patter of the rain water, soaking up one's soul and inciting in it a pleasant coolness. Rains are a pleasure to watch, to feel and to infuse in. The following are a few songs with baarish and barsaat:Mor: Rains and peacock are BFF's (best friends forever). Like most people, peacocks also love the rainy season, and it is perhaps the best opportunity for them to flaunt off their dancing adept. These creatures celebrate the rains by opening up their hearts and feathers for all.Megha / Badal: There can be no monsoon without rain and no rain without clouds in the vast expanse of the sky. Megha, or badal; they announce the arrival of the rain, and fill up the hearts with anticipation and excitement. The songs which consist of these words are -Paani: As necessary as the clouds are, the water is what gives the word 'rain' a real meaning. It is this water that touches our bodies, waking up every cell and atom. The water puddles forming on roads, and people splashing in them, forgetting everything around, is what sets up the scenario of a perfect rainy day.Boond: Rain, in any form - other than those drops-shaped pearls - would've sucked up the beauty of the whole setup. The image of that drop of water, shining like a crystal, brings about an aesthetic environment. A few with the word boond are: