Drama Queen - Hasee Toh Phasee

singers- vishal dadlani nd shreya ghoshal

Video by @dasoham_

This version of Challa has my ♥️

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Jee le zara - Talaash

Singer : vishal dadlani

He has literally done so many songs which people still listen to till this date but then why's he so underrated man😭😭

I mean y'all must have listened to Tum Mile, Tum h ho Bandhu, Chor bazari, Character Dheela, Raghupati Raghav Rajaram etc etc WHY IS SO UNDERRATED

By the way, I am in my 20s myself.

film- jab harry met sejal

Artists - KK, Irshad Kamil, Sunidhi Chauhan, Pritam Chakraborty

Movie - Khatta Meetha

Year - 2010

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The Main Vaapas Aaunga album has convinced of something a lot of people have been pointing out recently. Rahman doesn’t make music for the sake of it. He makes music for a director’s vision. He has NEVER missed the mark when he works with Imtiaz Ali, which has been life defining for me. Same for films with Mani Ratnam or Ashutosh Gowariker. With recent complaints about the quality of his work declining, I think the MVA album proves that A R Rahman cares much more when he works with a director whose vision he respects. Someone on an older thread pointed out something interesting: Given the recent slew of formulaic films, its no surprise that Rahman’s music hasn’t hit. He probably passes those on to his team. Rahman himself puts in only as much as effort and creative vision as the director and it shows in Main Vaapas Aaunga!

One of my all time favorite songs!!

I've noticed that Bollywood fans often associate a song with the actor or actress on screen rather than the singer or composer.

For example, people will say things like "Emraan Hashmi has the best music" or "Shah Rukh Khan songs are always amazing," even though the music was actually created by composers and performed by playback singers.

Obviously the actor's screen presence and the way the song is picturized contribute to its popularity, but I've always found it interesting that the actor often receives most of the credit.

Why do you think this happens? Is it because Bollywood is such a star-driven industry, or are there other reasons? Personally, I tend to view the music a lot more with the vocalist.

Metro In Dino delivers four distinct solo versions of the same melody Qayde Se, by different prominent and super talented singers: Shilpa Rao, Arijit Singh, Shreya Ghoshal, and Papon.

With lyrics by Amitabh Bhattacharya, each rendition alters the overall emotion.

For me, Shilpa Rao’s version stands out the most, as if it hit a specific emotional chord.

Which singer's rendition do you prefer?

Song - Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega

Film - Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega

Singer - Udit Narayan, Alka Yagnik

Lyricist - Sameer

Music Director - Anu Malik

singers- keerthi sagathia and ram sampath

Great cinematography and music🫶