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Lyrics It's the Time to Disco

Lyrics It’s the Time to Disco

Lyrics in English | It’s the Time to Disco | Kal Ho Naa Ho-2003 | Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta, Saif Ali Khan Dil Hai Mera Deewana KyaKehta Hai Ab Ghabraana KyaTaal Pe Jab Jhoome BadanHichkichaana Sharmaana KyaKhul Ke JhoomonKhul Ke GaaoAao Aao Ye Khul Ke KahoIt’s The Time To Disco (2)Kaun Mile Dekhho Kis KoIt’s The Time To DiscoDil Hai Mera Deewana KyaKehta Hai Ab Ghabraana KyaTaal Pe Jab…

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The Darling @shebattlesman, tagged me in this game: "Put your music on shuffle and list the first 10 songs that come up, then tag 10 people".

These aren't songs I would've put together but I love them all. Hold onto your hats fam, cuz here we go!

1. "Vultures" by Naïka  - Spotify, YouTube

Fave lyric- "You want me to be weak so you can have a feast?"

ICONIC.

2. "50 ft." by Lauren Jauregui - Spotify, YouTube

Fave Lyric- "If your mind, body, soul ain't aligned I don't need you messing with mine,"

*deep inhale*

3. "Sunflower Vol.6" by Harry Styles - Spotify, YouTube

Fave Lyric- "I've got your face, Hung up high in the gallery,"

Best song off the album. Period.

4. "Dont Make it Harder on Me" by Chloe x Halle- Spotify, YouTube

Fave Lyric- "If you smile at me again, I may do somethin' stupid,"

This song should leave me alone. Y E A H. YEAH.

5. "G-ddess" by BANKS - Spotify, YouTube

Fave Lyric- "She gave it all, you gave her shit,"

Y E A H

6. "Rafael" by Beatenberg - Spotify, YouTube

Fave Lyric- "And every part of you is aching but your face is radiant,"

The way this song hits...also Kaysanova feels

7. "Chand Sifarish" by Shaan - Spotify, YouTube

Fave Lyric- "चाँद सिफारिश जो करता हमारी देता वो तुमको बता,"

A BOP. Y'all know how I feel about the moon...

8. "ALREADY" by Beyoncé - Spotify, YouTube

Fave Lyric- "Shine already, it's time already, The line already, it's time already."

The volume in this bus is astronomical.

9. "Ponta de Areia" by Esperanza Spalding - Spotify, YouTube

Fave Lyric- "Para moças, flores, janelas e quintais,"

HER VOICE. ALSO THE BASS?!?! Y E A H

10. "Nobody" by Todrick Hall - Spotify, YouTube

Fave Lyric- "What's a girl like me supposed to do? When someone like you walks into the room,"

Queer and Perfect.

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The Himalayan Music Videos of Reshmii Dhaagey & Bismil cross a million views each – ThePrint

The Himalayan Music Videos of Reshmii Dhaagey & Bismil cross a million views each – ThePrint

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 6 (ANI/PNN): Abhishek Ray was launched by Gulzar Sahab in groundbreaking albums. His recent collaborations with the talented Bollywood singer Anwesshaa has caught on like wildfire amongst the audience crossing millions of views.

The grand music videos of these cinematic songs, namely Reshmii Dhaagey and Bismil, were shot deep in the unexplored river valleys, rhododendron forests, and apple orchards of the Kumaon Himalayas.

Known for contributing to the original music of famous Bollywood films like Paan Singh Tomar, Welcome Back, Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster, I am Kalam, etc. Abhishek continues his original album legacy creating one video song every month for his YouTube channel exclusively for music lovers. Abhishek is also a recent recipient of the national Mirchi Music Awards for best non-film songs.

“We went far and wide with a large film unit to shoot these exquisite music videos so that people locked at home due to Covid get to experience some spectacular landscapes,” says Anwesshaa.

She is well known to have sung in multiple Indian languages apart from delivering Bollywood hits in films like Prem Ratan Dhan Paayo, Raanjhnaa, Golmaal Returns etc.

“It feels amazing whenever a good composer gives me some of his finest melodies. What our senses can capture, gadgets can’t fully. But still, these videos have managed to bring a slice of the grandeur of the Himalayas. The more the audiences incline towards independent music, the more empowered artists would feel as this is a space you can own if you have overflowing courage and talent,” she adds.

Abhishek Ray, who’s both the composer and video director of the two songs, feels that independent music is the future in the post COVID era. When people cannot go to theatres anymore to enjoy large songs on the big screen, it is important to give them the same experience sitting at home through cinematic music videos.

Keeping that in mind, Abhishek has been religiously producing one single a month with the icons of Bollywood like Shreya Ghoshal, Sonu Nigam, Shaan, Hariharan, Kavita Krishnamurthy and others.

Abhishek Ray has collaborated with four generations of artists, starting from Gulzar Sahab, Asha Bhonsle to younger voices like Bhoomi Trivedi, Pratibha Baghel, Neeti Mohan. He feels that the world needs original melodies and fine voices to break the clutter of versions and covers.

Anwesshaa adds, “Abhishek Ray intricate compositions are original and lyrically rich as he is very particular about which writers he’ll work with. Reshmii Dhaagey wouldn’t be possible without Avinash Tripathi Ji’s poetry. I enjoyed recording Bismil equally, if not more. Abhishek Ray’s tune, arrangements and his and Syed Gulrez’s lines transport me to a different time zone.”

“Anwesshaa is one of the finest and most accurate singers of Bollywood today, and after having worked on a dozen songs with her, there are many more of our singles coming up to enchant you soon,” says Abhishek.

Abhishek Ray is also known worldwide for being the creator of Sitabani Wildlife Reserve, India’s first private wildlife reserve with a tiger presence. He was recently awarded Swabhiman Bharat for his extraordinary contribution to wildlife conservation. A large part of these music videos has been shot around the reserve.

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Five Best Pairs of Bollywood

Bollywood has played a pivotal role in portraying many actors as Brothers, Friends, Father, Son, and Enemies. There was a time in Bollywood movies when there was a huge concept of the Super-Hit pairs. The duo actors who were known in the industry have worked as a team of yesteryear movies of Hindi Cinema. The coordination and the zeal which this pair had are missing today in nowadays Hindi Movies. It’s been many decades that Bollywood has given many hit evergreen movies where these amazing actor pairs have worked together.

Let’s look at the Top 7 Bollywood cult actor pairs who with their hard work and professional attitude have given many splendid movies.

1) AMITABH BACHCHAN – LATE SHASHI KAPOOR

The hit pair of 70’s has done a tremendous job in portraying a team role of a Brother and Friend in many movies of 70’s. Initially, the trend was hit when Rajesh Khanna and Amitabh Bachchan pair was considered as a hit but there was no looking back for this duo from the movie which was their first “BOMBAY TALKIE” in 1970. Then there was a huge list of superhits like Roti Kapadda aur Makkan, Deewar, Imaan Dharam, Suhaag, NamakHalal, Trishul, Do Aur Do Paanch, Shaan, Silsila, Kala Patthar and the last one where they came together was Akeyla in 1991. Recently the dashing Shashi Kapoor breathe his last on 4th December 2017. This pair will be always known as the No.1 Pair of Bollywood Industry and till now there is no dashing pair who have worked together in Bollywood movies.

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2) JACKIE SHROFF – ANIL KAPOOR

During 80’s there were many solo actor movies and specifically many action heroes came on the screen but after Amitabh Bachchan and Shashi Kapoor this was the 80’s generation pair which rocked on the screen and the pair continued their brotherly dominance till 90’s. Jackie Shroff the masculine actor originally from Teen-Batti area of Bombay and Anil Kapoor the dashing hairy actor from Chembur Bombay. Both started their career as a small-time actor but created a huge storm on-screen when they came together for the first time in the movie “ANDAR BAHAR” in 1984. There was a spree of hit movies like Yudh, Karma, Ram Lakhan, Parinda, Kala Bazar, Kabhi Na Kabhi, 1942 a Love Story, Trimurti, Lajja and few more. The duo was last seen together in a short scene in 2013 released movie “Shootout at Wadala”. Majorly in many movies, Jackie Shroff have portrayed the role of a cop and an honest one wherein Anil Kapoor have been a more jocund type.

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3) AKSHAY KUMAR – SUNIL SHETTY

90’s was the time when there was a trend of more musical and romantic movies coming in. The Music and songs of 90’s are still known today to all Bollywood music lovers. Action movies were also picking up hugely and that was the time when this duo stepped their feet into the Bollywood arena. Akshay Kumar started his career in 1990 with a movie called “SAUGHAND” and brought in the martial arts moves in the movies. It was known that Akshay Kumar uses to do stunts on his own and very less he needed a body double. On the other side, a hunky Sunil Shetty was brought in by Deepak Anand in his first movie “BALWAAN” in 1992. The action pair of Akki-Anna broke the box-office business with hits like Waqt Humara Hain, Mohra, Hum Hain Bemisaal, Sapoot, Hera Pheri, Dhadkan, Awara Pagal Deewana, Phir Hera Pheri, Deewane Hue Pagal and many.

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4) SALMAN KHAN AND SHAHRUKH KHAN

Both have their own class and are defined by their persona in Bollywood. King Khan and the Bhai of Bollywood is something unbeatable. The time of 90’s when both were delivering the box office hits is still unforgettable. The huge ques outside the theatre hall especially when both of their movies were releasing. Still today they are known for pulling their fans to watch the first day first show. Though Shahrukh Khan was a late entrant in Bollywood, Salman Khan already created its Footprints in the industry from the late 80’s. But that was a time of 1995 when both were brought in for the first time in the movie “ KARAN-ARJUN”. The movie was a super-hit on screen and then after this duo worked together in Kuch Kuch Hota Hain, Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega, Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam and last both were seen hugging each other happily in a song sequence of OM SHANTI OM. This generation and the next Generation would love to see them back again soon on screen.

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5) KADER KHAN AND SHAKTI KAPOOR

Both of them are known for their villainous performance so far and these duo has given an audience the scare and also the laugh. This duo has been paired in many movies but was first known with the Father-Son role in 1981 Manmohan Desai Multi-Starrer movie “Naseeb” and after that, both have worked together in more than 50 + movies. This pair has been playing different roles Father-Son, Goon-Politician, Smugglers, Con-men and many. Some of the known movies where they worked as a team like Baap Numbri Beta Dus Numbri, Maqsad, Nachnewale Gaanewale, Giraftar, Jaisi Karni Waisi Bharni and many more.

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