Sadabahar Geet #Thread 2 |Invitees Only| - Page 110

Me me meee 😆. Before someone else posts these jewels😆

Sansar se bhaage phirte ho.. frim Chitralekha, based on Raag Yaman Kalyan, written by our favourite Shailendra, composed by Roshan, sung by the evergreen Lata...

https://youtu.be/17kq4TkpeUE

These two, my absolute favorites from the Amrapali

Neel Gagan ki Chhaon mein...

https://youtu.be/55LRrp3XNA4

The dance off...

https://youtu.be/knYu_QbWsns

Chadh gayo papi bichhua -. Madhumati

https://youtu.be/M0prEueTYTA

Mere Piya gaye Rangoon...

https://youtu.be/alceWhaicrU

Kajra Mohabbat wala - Kismat

The dance and entire video performance is too iconic

https://youtu.be/45N5EY-iy7g

https://youtu.be/5JbMjD2IAxA

Are jaa re hatt natkhat na chhu re mera ghunghat

Sarr jo teraa chakraye

https://youtu.be/rJiohcg-gKo

Hai preet jahan ki Reet Sada

https://youtu.be/UCRhIR3s4pc

Jis desh meiin Ganga behti hai

https://youtu.be/S2klnDakoRw

Hum bhi hai tum bhi ho

https://youtu.be/vovHUifwI04

Ooofff the dance...

Rest in peace KVG.

I will talk about his movies later.

He was a legend.

Cheers..

K. Viswanath - the genius behind movies like Shankarabharanam and Swathi Muthyam. The former was almost a religion in my music obsessed household. I know all the songs by heart. His movies were always socially relevant and believed in giving expression to the underdogs, the marginalized and disadvantaged members of society - like the deaf-mute girl in Sargam or the autistic in Eeshwar.

A huge loss 😭 May his soul attain nirvana.

Originally posted by: LizzieBennet

K. Viswanath - the genius behind movies like Shankarabharanam and Swathi Muthyam. The former was almost a religion in my music obsessed household. I know all the songs by heart. His movies were always socially relevant and believed in giving expression to the underdogs, the marginalized and disadvantaged members of society - like the deaf-mute girl in Sargam or the autistic in Eeshwar.

A huge loss 😭 May his soul attain nirvana.

A film for future generations to admire The protagonist never cares what society thinks, and the village setting is brilliantly depicted, despite the mundane nature of the story. A few instances, such as the protagonist talking with a youngster singing pop music, will touch your heart.

It is a film that is appropriate for all ages, with a straightforward plot elevated by the director's exploration of interpersonal relationships and the fundamental significance of music, which is a component of every human being.

Even a few days after watching the movie, the music and melodies will reverberate in your head since they are so beautiful and classical.

Here is the end scene depicted through this highly emotional song sung by Vani Jayaram.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiDtwPj6rXo

Originally posted by: Savera84

Rest in peace KVG.

I will talk about his movies later.

He was a legend.

Cheers..

Here is another gem from his highly acclaimed movie Sagara Sangamam---

I often think that the Hindi film industry has failed to showcase Jaya Prada's acting talent, but in this film, K Viswanath succeeded in making the audience appreciate her for her elegance, dignity, and talent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-qgOqg9kP4

This song has an intriguing legend attached to it. One of the best choreographed song in Hindi film history—Hoton pe aisi baat, was choreographed by Bollywood choreographer Master Sohanlal,one of the best choreographed song of Hindi cinema, where he used circular tracks and dynamic cuts to take the song to a crescendo.

When Sohanlal became ill, on that particular day, he urged Saroj to rehearse with Vyjayantimala. Saroj was his assistant at the time. She approached Vijayantimala in a meek manner because she didn't know how to ask her to rehearse with her. She advised Saroj to sit and watch her dance after sensing her anxiety.

Then the shooting was started and she started performing in front of the camera, this song was recorded in one take!!

Those spins that she did towards the end of the song are a legend in itself. Was there a better performer than her in the history of Bollywood? I don't think so

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOMT-uDPUdg

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

This song has an intriguing legend attached to it. One of the best choreographed song in Hindi film history—Hoton pe aisi baat, was choreographed by Bollywood choreographer Master Sohanlal,one of the best choreographed song of Hindi cinema, where he used circular tracks and dynamic cuts to take the song to a crescendo.

When Sohanlal became ill, on that particular day, he urged Saroj to rehearse with Vyjayantimala. Saroj was his assistant at the time. She approached Vijayantimala in a meek manner because she didn't know how to ask her to rehearse with her. She advised Saroj to sit and watch her dance after sensing her anxiety.

Then the shooting was started and she started performing in front of the camera, this song was recorded in one take!!

Those spins that she did towards the end of the song are a legend in itself. Was there a better performer than her in the history of Bollywood? I don't think so

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOMT-uDPUdg

This was our OG dance class song. There were some songs that absolutely everyone wanted to perform on once in their respective competitions...songs like Piya Baanwari, Salaam-e-ishq meri jaan etc. This is one of those songs. ❤️