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Originally posted by: jayc1234

Lovely song Sahana 😊 Thanks for reminding this gem 😳

lovely song first laksmikant pyarelal movie ,what a hit!!i think it won filmfareawardthat year..

I am late..... But actually no film song came to my mind when I first saw the requirement..... only song came was title track of Kasamh Se.... a serial on Zee 😕

Originally posted by: punjini

I vote for "maine tere liye".

I have this BIG grouse against Hindi fim-makers who just prefer to make songs suitable for lovers. Why are there none or very few songs meant for other relationships and ordinary situations? Is there a song a girl can sing for her saheli? Is there a fun song that children can sing for their parents? Wish I could bang the heads of all those mindless filmmakers obsessed with only one kind of pyaar! 😡

shld not come as a surprise. they are just doing what they believe will sell. i think it's ultimately just a reflection of our lives- most people spend a lot of their lives thinking of the "opposite" side. this "one kind of pyaar" is seen too in the poetry, even in poetry that is not commercial. we also find it in all those romance novels- remember your favorite Darcy? 😉 our film-makers in this context then simply reflect the romance we hold for the other side.

on a more realistic note a father may give advice..

"yeh jeevan hai,is jeevan ka yahi hai yahi rang roop

thode gham hai thodi khushiyan yahi hai yahi hai rang roop"
(like the song..an excuse to mention 😳 )

Originally posted by: chatbuster

shld not come as a surprise. they are just doing what they believe will sell. i think it's ultimately just a reflection of our lives- most people spend a lot of their lives thinking of the "opposite" side. this "one kind of pyaar" is seen too in the poetry, even in poetry that is not commercial. we also find it in all those romance novels- remember your favorite Darcy? 😉 our film-makers in this context then simply reflect the romance we hold for the other side.

So you read my Darcy post? 😳 Of course, that one kind of pyaar is very important. But the film-makers are mistaken if they think that only man-woman love songs will sell.

It's just that they don't want to break away from the formula. Remember the song "uthe sab ke kadam dekho rampampam" had become very popular and similarly "yaadon ki baaraat nikli hai aaj dil ke dwaare". Good music and good lyrics make songs sell, not merely the theme of dil-vil, pyaar-vaar.

Kavita, that strikes me, what about your uncle singing "Yaadon ki baraat"? It is quite appropriate, don't you think?


Yaadon ki baraat nikli hai aaj dil ke dwaare
Dil ke dwaare
Sapnon ki shehnai beete deeno ko pukare
Dil ke dwaare
Ho o o chedo tarane milan ke pyaare pyaare
Sang hamare

Yaadon ki baraat nikli hai aaj dil ke dwaare
Dil ke dwaare
Sapnon ki shehnai beete deeno ko pukare
Dil ke dwaare

Badle na apna yeh aalam kabhi
Jeevan me bichadenge na hum kabhi
Badle na apna yeh aalam kabhi
Jeevan me bichadenge na hum kabhi
Yunhi jaoge aakhir kahan hoke hamare
Yaadon ki baraat nikli hai aaj dil ke dwaare
Dil ke dwaare

Aage bhi hoga jo uska karam
Yeh din to manayenge har saal hum
Aage bhi hoga jo uska karam
Yeh din to manayenge har saal hum
Apne angan nache gaayenge chanda sitare
Yaadon ki baraat nikli hai aaj dil ke dwaare
Dil ke dwaare

Originally posted by: kabhi_21

I am late..... But actually no film song came to my mind when I first saw the requirement..... only song came was title track of Kasamh Se.... a serial on Zee 😕

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Originally posted by: punjini

So you read my Darcy post? 😳 Of course, that one kind of pyaar is very important. But the film-makers are mistaken if they think that only man-woman love songs will sell.

It's just that they don't want to break away from the formula. Remember the song "uthe sab ke kadam dekho rampampam" had become very popular and similarly "yaadon ki baaraat nikli hai aaj dil ke dwaare". Good music and good lyrics make songs sell, not merely the theme of dil-vil, pyaar-vaar.

hmmm, dil-vil, pyaar-vaar se itnee narazgee? J/K😆

i get ur point, but then how often does one get worked up enough to sing thinking of same-gender friends etc.? Forget hindi movies, i dont find too many guys even in real life get up on stage and croon away for their dearest friends. of course, there is some room for other songs, but it's probably only a 2' by 2' room IMO.

as for the "yaadon kee baraat" song, yes it had great lyrics etc, but it probably worked best for it's time. the whole scene would likely look very corny now- some of the acting and song sequences back then feel very over-done to me. haan, ma-beta ma-beti loris and songs still make sense- that's an emotion which was as natural then as it is today.

Originally posted by: punjini

Kavita, that strikes me, what about your uncle singing "Yaadon ki baraat"? It is quite appropriate, don't you think?

Excellent - even I think its very appropriate 😊

BTW Sahana and Rahul - are we just seeing the tip of the ice-berg in your discussions😉

Originally posted by: jayc1234

Excellent - even I think its very appropriate 😊

BTW Sahana and Rahul - are we just seeing the tip of the ice-berg in your discussions😉

nahee nahee. aisa kuch nahee hai. i've turned over a new leaf 😉