arshi wedding: aana toh tha hi and a vm on love... new vm page 5 - Page 5

Originally posted by: indi52

hi kizh,

thanks... you liked? your dad and i must be around the same age, it is a beautiful song.

You are much younger than him!😆 My introduction to music from that time is through him and this uncle of mine, who can give you the whole who sang, wrote, composed, which movie for hindi songs. Apparently was a big hindi movie fan in his younger days, has got autographed photos of Shammi Kapoor and Sadhana! He had this whole collection of song books (the kind they use to sell in theatres in the old days) of hindi movies from the 60's and 70's.

Indi,

There is a telugu version of this song. Ghantasala, was the rafi of Andhra in the 50s, 60s, declared himself as big fan of Hemanth Kumar many times, not just his songs but his BG scores also.

Indi di ye nayan dare dare is a soulful rendition.. and the words suit the vulnerability and acute need in both in the shots you let play out so beautifully in slow motion and a dreamy haze.. I heard the song in loop before going to sleep yesterday night.. felt peaceful..

Originally posted by: Horizon

Indi,

 

Hard to say what I feel for that vm... too much personal connect, stories with it..

 

Yes the hazy dream world, Kaifi Azmi and Hemanthda created together in that song...sitting perfectly with the dream like unison of asr- Khushi.. thank u many times for bringing both together..

the halo like effect and the slow motions enhancing it many levels..

 

Like the way you used both stanzas for both of them separate..

 

Don't you think Khushi's big round bindi especially in the slow motion of her turning head away enhanced the sensuality many folds...

 

Thanks for transporting me to another world..

 

 

 

 

 

hi indu, thanks so much... and yes, everything can never ever be expressed when a thing has meaning.

fortunate to have things of meaning in this transitory ever flashing by world...
i did not do the two stanzas for the two of them consciously... it just flowed like that. i absolutely love the specific kind of love kaifi explores in the song... especially main maan bhi loon kabhi haar... years later who knew i would see a magnificent man do that.

the round bindi... i sort of noticed it... she looked lovely in that sequence, like a real woman, being wooed by her mate, aroused, yet shy, unprepared, and yet aroused... this time in life... so beautiful.

yeh nain dare dare, yeh jaam bhare bhare absolutely.

lovely telegu song. there is of course a bangla version of hemanta's, he sounds beautiful as always, however the bangla version is a much more predictable, though intimate love song. the hindi touches another plane, or so i feel.

this too is from khamoshi, the original bangla film... deep jwele jai.

Edited by indi52 - 9 years ago

Originally posted by: kizh72

You are much younger than him!😆 My introduction to music from that time is through him and this uncle of mine, who can give you the whole who sang, wrote, composed, which movie for hindi songs. Apparently was a big hindi movie fan in his younger days, has got autographed photos of Shammi Kapoor and Sadhana! He had this whole collection of song books (the kind they use to sell in theatres in the old days) of hindi movies from the 60's and 70's.

oh young me hehe. my music introducer was my mother... all sorts of music... and yes an unhealthy almost level of knowledge (not considered knowledge back then) of all things hindi films. my father stayed mainly with western classical and some english music, jazz sort from the fifties... nat king cole being a major favourite and rabindrasangeet. lots of gana at home, you just picked up things... i am in no way very knowledgeable, but the older i grow the more i fall for hindi songs... old, not so old, new.

your uncle sounds lovely... we all need at least one such person in our lives, yes?

Di, your writings and vm...so beautiful and enchanting. 👏❤️⭐️ Watching this vm again made me cry. 😭  How I miss Arnav and Khushi so much.  Oh, and I am totally in love with this song, Pehli Baar Mohabbat!!  Huge hug for you!  🤗Thanks di!!Edited by Katelyn - 9 years ago

Originally posted by: aarwen

Indi di ye nayan dare dare is a soulful rendition.. and the words suit the vulnerability and acute need in both in the shots you let play out so beautifully in slow motion and a dreamy haze.. I heard the song in loop before going to sleep yesterday night.. felt peaceful..

But because it is a little too peaceful (and I 'll try explaining what I mean) I like your other VM with pehli baar mohabbat ki hai song better.. That has a certain carnal layer which adds to the frames. It was a night of union where both spoke from their heart but it was also seething with a physical yearning to be as close as possible.. to make love.. get drunk in it.. insistent undeniable urge that had my pulse racing madly.. beautifully said, and i completely agree. kaifi's words have that essence of something carnal perhaps in a language of that time, though i do find his lovemaking timeless... however, hemanta's voice is guarded on that physical aspect, choosing soulful... this was the sensibility of those days. mohit chauhan and vishal bharadwaj and gulzar bring a contemporary, tactile love song that touches you and nudges away resistance to enter spaces you don't think a song would enter... totally that farmhouse night., as i told you earlier, i set both and let the husband hear.. he has not really heard either before...instantly pucked pehli baar. interesting no the language of asong? the full thing... pace, instruments, words, melody... voice...

and i find a curious match between asr/barun and mohit chauhan... something now, something from then and kind of timeless, yet always right here... classic yet of this very moment.

Love how you let us indulge in the heady feeling with simple shots just focusing on the beautiful night. 

I immensely enjoyed all your wedding stuff. I am completely with you on the unneccesity (if that is a word) of the remarriage. And at times I was irritated with the extremely compliant ASR instead of the wild one I like better. Still his can't wait to touch you, kiss you, make you mine attitude and the I love you dammit before that and this night were more than worth it. And you made me fall in love with it all over again.

unnecessity.

okay, we make it a word, what say.

thanks, rhea for enjoying the endless bits on remarriage... the track i dooon't like ha ha.

i adore the wild one... and the flirt... and the one who can't keep his hands off her... and the one who loves letting her know they were already married... isn't he ad.o.ra.ble...
Edited by indi52 - 9 years ago

absolutely wonderful.

Edited by sohara - 9 years ago

Indi beautiful , super melodious 👏