MY FAVOURITE SONG SITUATIONS - Page 4

Originally posted by: Bhaskar.T

Yes this one is really good. It's very touchy. Somehow the song and the picturisation brings tears to my eyes whenever I watch the song.

Yes, one of my favourites😭

Originally posted by: punjini

Absolutely moving! This song can be applied to so many situations in life, isn't it? And there is one line in this song which makes me cry.

Muskuraao to

Muskuraane ki

karz utaarne honge.

One of my favs too!

And while on Masoom, "Lakdi ki kaathi" is one of my favourite songs picturised on kids. The gay and carefree emotions of childhood, oblivious to the tensions in the household, and the sheer joy of bonding with siblings....all these are so beautifully captured in this song.

Originally posted by: punjini

Absolutely moving! This song can be applied to so many situations in life, isn't it? And there is one line in this song which makes me cry.

Muskuraao to

Muskuraane ki

karz utaarne honge.

great topic punjini..it made me recollect beautiful memories.

After posting here i just went to check the music credits of the film and no wonder why i liked the music of the movie so much --its RD Burman/Gulzar combo with Lata singing 'tujse naraaz nahi' . Could anybody ask for anything better?

Izzazat is my fav too. 'mera kuch samaan ' was picturised very well on anuradha patel. The lyrics of the songs are so moving and so apt for the situation of a jilted lover.

What about "yeh mahalon yeh takhton, yeh taajon ki duniya" from Pyaasa?
There is a hush in the atmosphere the moment Guru Dutt stands at the threshold with his hands against the doorframe. It's an electrifying moment, simply unbelievable. And the crescendo is reached when he says "JALAADO ISE PHOONK DAALO YEH DUNIYA, MERE SAAMNE SE HATHADO YE DUNIYA".

It's difficult to get over this song and the way it is picturized.

Thanks. The thread is warming up. Please give more descriptive details about the picturisations.

Originally posted by: punjini

Wasn't Half Ticket hilarious to the extreme? I mean, one can die of laughing in that movie. 😆 One should see the movie at a time when one is contemplating suicide. I also like the picturization of "Woh ik nigaah kya mili tabeeyaetin badal gayi". Helen looks like an angel in that and you can make out the influence of Russian folk dance in this sequence.

Actually this song has been inspired by a Danny Kaye movie, forgot the name. In fact, Danny Kaye had a voice similar to Kishore Kumar (or is it the other way around?)

You're right, this has been inspired by a Danny Kaye movie...I think it was "Knock on Wood"...BTW, I'm a big fan of Danny Kaye too !!!!

Another good one was the song from Chupke Chupke...Ab ke Baras Sawan Mein....

Sharmila was acting quite coy, with Dharam hiding behind the curtain and enjoying the song...and Om Prakash get suspicious and surreptiously peeps behind the curtains, but by then, Dharam runs away...and to top it all, we have Asrani hogging away on cake, for the entire song..and at the end of the song, Dharam gives himself away by saying something...the scene that follows this song is simply hilarious....

My all time fav movie !

One of my favourites is also

'Yeh jeevan hai, is jeevan ka
yahi hai yahi hai yahi hai rang roop'

A very simple movie called 'Piya ka ghar' starring Jaya Bhaduri and Anil Dhawan.. Here they are a newly married couple and can't even stay together because of the lack of space in their house.. Absolutely touching..

Another favourite of mine is:

'Tum itna jo muskura rahi ho...' from Arth.. I think Shabana Azmi looks absolutely stunning there.. and her expressions (where she is trying to smile with tears in her eyes..) are just beyond words...

Originally posted by: jayc1234

Another favourite of mine is:

'Tum itna jo muskura rahi ho...' from Arth.. I think Shabana Azmi looks absolutely stunning there.. and her expressions (where she is trying to smile with tears in her eyes..) are just beyond words...

arth was good too.

i remembered another one... "dushman na kare dost ne woh kaam kiya hai". it was picturised on smita patil. the situation was that smita patil is married to rakesh roshan. Tina munim, smitas sister, steals her husband and her child away from smita. years later they (rakesh and tina meet smita at a party and smita sings this song. smita patil has acted wonderfully, she has conveyed all the emotions of pain and betrayal so well. She was a briliiant actress.