#best hindi songs of all time with lyrics

[ghostofhyuck]

NCT Dream as OPM Songs

AN: This is written in filipino because the request is about Dreamies as Original Pinoy Music or OPM songs. So it's best to write it in filipino so that it's more meaningful and there's a lot of filo references too lol. (If you want an eng ver, just tell me! <3)

Mark Lee ; Tingin by Cup of Joe, Janine

'Di man alam ang darating Sa dulo at sa gitna ng dilim Sa liwanag mo nakatingin Sa 'yo nakatingin, sa 'yo lang ang tingin

Oo starting strong with Tingin by Cup of Joe kasi naman, this reminds me of Thomasian! Mark tapos nag-guest COJ last paskuhan. Kaya saktong-sakto talaga yung kanta! Imagine mo iyon, paskuhan kasama si Mark na long-time best friend mo, kumakanta ang Cup of Joe ng Tingin, tapos kahit crowded yung field, kahit na ang ingay, hindi mawala yung tingin ni Mark sa iyo. SA IYO LANG SIYA NAKATINGIN!!! Tapos wala kang kaalam-alam na nakatingin siya sa iyo kasi sobrang invested ka sa Cup of Joe. Huwag ka na lang magulat after ng paskuhan mag-coconfess si Mark sa iyo.

Huang Renjun ; Paraluman by Adie

'Di magsasawa, 'di ka pababayaan Isasayaw kita hanggang sa walang-hanggan

It's either IKAW ang paraluman o si Renjun, it can be both. Halos lahat ng kanta ni Adie bagay kay Renjun, pero sobrang bagay sa kanya ang paraluman. Imagine mo na ito yung kinakanta sa iyo ni Renjun SKFJSDFKJSDK like!! sobrang soft tapos yung lyrics, para siyang promise sa iyo ni Renjun. Feeling ko ito yung mga kanta na haharanahin ni Renjun sa iyo tapos isasayaw ka pa niya sa loob ng sala ninyo. Kayong dalawa lang doon tapos sobrang wholesome lang nung moment! Ayoko na, masyado na ito delusyonal. 

Lee Jeno ; Mananatili by Cup of Joe

Mananatili sa iyong tabi magdamag Ating paligid, hindi na natin napapansin

Ang hirap bigyan si Jeno, gusto ko kasi special sa kanya EME. Pero iyon, bagay na bagay sa kanya ang Mananatili kasi the lyrics sounds like something he would do! Manatili sa iyo kahit ano man ang mangyari! Wala siyang pake kung uncertain yung nangyayari sa inyong dalawa, basta parang nabighani (NABIGHANI!?) siya sa iyo that night kaya he just wants to be by your side siguro hindi lang buong gabi, pwede bang panghabang-buhay na ito? HUYYYY Pero just imagine, just you and him, enjoying the moment with each other, not even caring about the people around. 

Lee Donghyuck ; Fallen by Lola Amour

I'm okay with being by your side for as long as I can hide What if I told you that I've fallen

Bagay na bagay kay Haechan ang Fallen by Lola Amour!! Sobrang upbeat tapos ang cute pa ng lyrics, vibe niya talaga!! Yung tipong bigla na lang sasabihin sa iyo na gusto ka niya! Shock factor talaga but at the same time, wala lang sa kanya yung sagot mo, all he cares is that he's fallen for you!! Willing siyang gawin ang lahat para sa iyo kasi inlababo na talaga siya sa iyo, pati rin siya hindi rin alam gagawin sa feelings niya sa iyo :< ang cute lang sensya na pero iyon, never mind what you feel. He doesn't need to know, basta gusto ka niya. period!

Na Jaemin ; Pasilyo by Sunkissed Lola

Naglakad ka nang dahan-dahan Sa pasilyo tungo sa altar ng simbahan Hahagkan na't 'di ka bibitawan Wala na 'kong mahihiling pa

Oo alam kong pang-kasal etong kanta na ito pero bakit ba??? Sobrang Na Jaemin-coded eto!! Imagine your wedding day with Jaemin, tapos sobrang gandang-ganda siya sa iyo habang naglakakad ka sa pasilyo. Iiisipin niya na ang swerte niya na ikaw ang mapapangasawa niya at makakasama niya habang-buhay. Pati yung lyrics it screams Jaemin so much!! Parang the way the lyrics talks from the groom's pov about his future, parang si Jaemin talaga!! >:( Sobrang perfect niya maging groom at sobrang husband material pa HAYSTTT. 

Zhong Chenle ; Ikaw Lang by Nobita

Tumingin ka sa 'king mga mata At hindi mo na kailangan pang Magtanong nang paulit-ulit Ikaw lang ang iniibig

The vibe of the whole song just screams Chenle so much! Yung lyrics, yung assurance? sobrang Chenle-coded. Imagine friends to lovers with Chenle, tapos sobrang tagal niyo nang gusto ang isa't isa kaya naman once na naging kayo, may mga worries and anxieties, a lot of hurt and comfort pero dahil si Chenle ang boyfriend mo grabe yung assurance! He'll be always there for you and ikaw lang talaga ang kanyang mamahalin! Yung chorus talaga, :< imagine iyan sinasabi ni Chenle sa iyo just to assure you. :<<

Park Jisung ; Pagtingin by Ben & Ben

'Pag nilahad ang damdamin Sana 'di magbago ang pagtingin Aminin ang mga lihim Sana 'di magbago ang pagtingin

I belib in torpe! Jisung supremacy!! Pagtingin? oo that's soo Jisung-coded. Best friend na in love sa iyo? Oo si Jisung iyan! Imagine Jisung na matagal nang may gusto sa iyo pero torpe kasi siya !!! ayaw niya kasing masira friendship niyo kaya hindi siya umaamin!! >:(( Ikaw naman sobrang manhid sa feelings niya kaya iyon hindi mo alam na sobrang emotionally-constipated na pala si Jisung. SHOCKS what if years later saka lang nag-confess sa iyo si Jisung, thinking na wala na iyon sa kanya pero tangina, may crush ka rin pala sa kanya. (Hindi pa naman huli ang lahat, now's the chance!)

[lizzybeth1986]

Character Playlist: Hayden Young

I realised this year that even though Hayden's was the first appreciation week I'd ever organised, I had never gotten around to creating my own playlist for them. And I've always had songs I associate with them...so I figured now would be the best time to compile them!!

Most of them deal with similar themes of self-discovery and love - both themes I find in abundance in Hayden's story. There are three foreign-language songs, for which I'll attach the translations - one Hindi, one French and one Japanese.

Tagging @haydenyoungappreciationweek and @sazanes for HYAW Day 1: Indescribable! Find the Spotify list here!

On a Day Like Today - Bryan Adams

On a day like today the whole world could change

The sun's gonna shine, shine thru the rain

On a day like today no one complains

Free to be pure, free to be sane

In the Lap of the Gods (Revisited) - Queen

No beginning, there's no ending

There's no meaning in my pretending

Believe me, life goes on and on and

Forgive me when I ask you where do I belong

Indescribable - Olivia Broadfield

Too indescribable

I've got to think it over

When you kiss me like that.

Too indescribable

I've got a sinking feeling,

I don't like where this is at.

It's My Life - Bon Jovi

This ain't a song for the broken-hearted

No silent prayer for faith-departed

And I ain't gonna be just a face in the crowd

You're gonna hear my voice when I shout it out loud...

All the King's Horses - Karmina

There is a reason I'm still standing

I never knew if I'd be landing

And I will run fast, outlast

everyone that said no...

Safar - Masala Coffee

Duniya ik kitaab, padhna hai pura

The world is a book; I will read every page of it.

Raahi hoon main hamesha...

I am a traveller, I have always been...

Nayi duniya nayi ruhan

New worlds...new souls...

Rahat har raah deti hai

Every road gives me solace

Safar hai takhti musafir ki

The voyage awaits its voyager

Manzil ki parwah kahaan...

Who cares where the destination is!

Lyrics and Translation

What was I Made For - Billie Eilish

Think I forgot how to be happy

Something I'm not, but something I can be

Something I wait for

Something I'm made for

Alone Part II - Alan Walker, Ava Max

We all need that someone

who gets you like no one else

Right when you need it the most

We all need a soul to rely on

A shoulder to cry on

A friend through the highs and the lows

I'm not gonna make it alone

anatomy - kenzie

It's just anatomy, you're only half of me

And still, you don't know me at all

You've been my missing piece, so why aren't you missing me?

Guess I meant less than I thought

(while the original context of this song was about the singer's feelings about her father's abandonment of their family, I thought the lines worked well for a Hayden thinking about a parent that didn't exist 😞)

Sun - Sleeping At Last

Our once barren world now brims with life

That we may fall in love

Every time we open up our eyes

I guess space, and time

Takes violent things, angry things

And makes them kind

Dernière Danse - Indila

Je remue le ciel le jour, la nuit

I move mountains, day and night

Je danse avec le vent la pluie

I dance with the wind the rain

Un peu d'amour, un brin de miel

A little love, a bit of honey

Et je danse, danse, danse, danse, danse, danse

And I dance, dance, dance, dance, dance, dance

Et dans le bruit, je cours et j'ai peur

And in the noise, I run and I'm scared

Est ce mon tour

Is it my turn?

Vient la douleur

Here comes the pain

Dans tout Paris, je m’abandonne

Throughout Paris, I abandon myself

Et je m'envole, vole, vole, vole, vole

And I fly, fly, fly, fly, fly

Lyrics and Translation

Then You Look At Me - Celine Dion

Day by day

I find my way

Look for the soul and the meaning

Then you look at me

And I always see

What I have been searching for

I'm lost as can be

Then you look at me

And I am not lost anymore

orion - Kenshi Yonezu

Even in dreams, my heart is somehow never at its best—

So don't bother worrying... about my grievances and tears.

Pulling a string from my unraveling sweater, I constantly tried to weave a constellation,

Using our fingers as the stars.

It ended up so terribly haphazard that we both had to laugh!

If you were truly there with me in that moment... that's more than enough

Lyrics and Translation

You Gotta Be - Des'ree

Listen as your day unfolds

Challenge what the future holds

Try and keep your head up to the sky

Lovers, they may cause you tears

Go ahead, release your fears

Stand up and be counted

Don't be ashamed to cry

[salmankhanholics]

★ Sukhbir reveals how he, Salman Khan came up with 'Billi Billi Akh'!

Mar 2, 2023

Punjabi singer Sukhbir, who is known as the Prince of Bhangra and boast of chartbusters like 'Ishq Tera Tadpave', 'Balle Balle', is back with another track 'Billi Billi Akh' and this time, it's for a Salman Khan film - 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan'. The song, video of which is set to release on Thursday, has an interesting story. The singer revealed that Salman came up with the idea for a wedding song and shared the same with him while the two were in Abu Dhabi.

'Billi Billi Akh' is an upbeat, peppy song, composed by Vicky Sandhu who's also written Punjabi lyrics, with the perfect blend of modern flair and Punjabi beats, features Sukhbir himself along with the entire cast of the movie, Salman Khan, Pooja Hegde, Shehnaaz Gill and Palak Tiwari. Talking about how the song came into being, Sukhbir said, "I met Salman Khan in Abu Dhabi where he had requested a wedding/celebration song for his upcoming movie and that's when I sent him a couple of options. He loved all of them but especially fell in love with 'Billi Billi Akh' which was a Punjabi song and lyrics and that's how we started working on this Hindi version which was written by lyricist Kumaar and the music has been produced by DJ Dips and Supernova."

Sukhbir has been in the industry for over two decades now and commands a colossal fan following, his 'Ishq Tera Tadpave' song still rules the dance floors during wedding celebrations. Talking about his experience during the shoot with Salman Khan, the singer added, "My experience has been nothing short of simply amazing. I did not expect Salman Khan to be so hands-on when it came to every detail, he would call me to discuss lyrics and the musical bits, ask me to edit certain parts so that they make sense to the visuals of the song, and the best part was shooting of the video which was done in Mumbai". "He made sure everyone was looked after and I particularly enjoyed meal times with him as it gave us an opportunity to have one on one sessions to discuss the movie amidst many jokes", he added

[liarasdf]

Cheers to 17- 18th!

35 minutes before my legality. It's ending already. I'm scared, excited, shaking, anxious, all at once. Pero sa pagkakataong ito, isa lang ang hinihiling ko: Maging masaya sa isa sa mga magiging highlight ng buhay ko.

*12AM, June 25*

Happy Birthday, L! Sabi ko last month pa lang bago matapos 'yung school year, magsusulat ako para sa mga natitirang oras ko as a 17-year-old girlie, e. (Tangina parang mamamatay na ako ah?) Anyway, ayon, dahil mas umiral pa rin talaga 'yung katamaran, ngayong after birthday ako nagsusulat. (O, 'di ba parang tanga lang.) Pero siguro mas pinili ko na lang 'to para mas ramdam.

Simulan muna natin sa naging emphasis ng buong 17th year ko. Ayon, grade 12 na ako. Senior. Seniorita as my last year as a highschool student. Honestly, 'di ko alam paano ipapaliwanag kasi sobrang mixed emotions and ang overwhelming ng lahat ng experiences. Siguro ano na lang, literal na kinabahan ako kasi noong g11 pa lang kami, like orientation pa lang ata no'n or patapos na 'yung school year, may kumausap sa'min na senior namin na dating Humanista rin. Binigyan kami ng heads ups, reminders, mga babala, and more on what to expect on our last year as SHS Tomasinos. Shockingly, nakinig ako sa mga sinabi niya and talagang naselyo siya sa utak ko. Edi nag-anticipate na ako ng mga mangyayari, I even prepared myself because one of the things or words that strucked me the most from the speaker that talked to us was, "Creative Writing" and "Creating Non-fiction" which are all about WRITING. OO, WRITING - my worst and most exciting fear.

Fast forward, nag full face-to-face na kami. For almost three years, naramdaman ko ulit yung pisikal na pagod sa pagcocommute mula Ugong hanggang Blessed- ay hanggang UST na pala. Pumikit lang ako, nasa dream school ko na ako nag-aaral- hanggang college! It still feels surreal. Daming ganaps for real to the point na I can't even list them all kasi super mixed emotions ng senior year ko, and the past half months ng buhay ko. Ano ulit? Super begging for attention na naman ako, nag-amfee moments na naman sa ibang tao na akala ko kinaganda ko na. Fuck. Nasanay lang siguro akong sumandal sa balikat ng mga tao. Naalala ko 'di ko pala puwedeng gawin 'yon sa lahat. Apologies.

Ano pa ba? Shet. Siguro 'yung umabot din ako sa buhay ko, for the first time in my life, na na-confuse ako sa orientation ko dahil sa isang tao. I mean, this is very inevitable and I'm not closing my doors sa pagiging gay, but I feel like hindi ko PA makita 'yung sarili ko sa same gender relationship. Maybe admiration lang talaga kaya ko.

Dami pa actually. Naging tanga sa pag-ibig na hanggang ngayon, fuck, when will I ever learn ba? Bigyan niyo na ako ng bago, 'yung mas better, 'yung mas deserve ko. EMZ. Uhm, playing 17 by Avril Lavigne non stop and setting it as "my song" kahit na I don't relate to most of its lyrics, basta ma-fit lang kasi nga 17 ako. Ewan. Masyado kong niromanticize pagiging 17 years old ko simply because ayaw kong mawala 'yung concept ng pagiging minor de edad ko. Well, the time's up and now I'm entering my adulting age.

Basta to summarize this all, I am really, and will be forever grateful for all the experiences, people, life lessons that I've learned in my 17th age and I'm really looking forward sa pag-uumpisa ng aking adulthood. I really hope that the next following years of my life treat me the way that I deserve, like what my one treasured friend said to me that made my heart touched and melt. I will really miss you.

Anyway, cheers to 18th, L! I really wish you all the best and please make good choices in life kasi tangina 'di ka pusa na merong siyam na buhay tulad nina Vivi and Hype. Bitch isa lang buhay mo. ISA LANG. Always aim for progress and please do not be hard on yourself anymore. I'm really begging and on my knees right now.

For the last time, Happy Birthday, L! Be happy. Be strong. Maging maganda palagi at ibalik ang alindog :)

L.

[hindisoup]

Do you remember what the first Hindi song you listened to was? Do you still listen to it? Did it inspire you to study the language further, or did you ignore it at the time? Spill the musical beans.

Oh, this is an interesting one. The first Hindi film I watched purposefully - as in I made a conscious decision to watch an Indian film not necessarily thinking of its language (in the beginning I watched a mix of South Asian films - Hindi, Tamil, Telugu etc. not really understanding the difference until a bit later) was Daawat-e-Ishq (2014).

I was completely blown away by the aesthetics and whole concept of there being a film with songs in it without it being a musical in the Western sense (Moulin Rouge (2001) was the previous film that swept me away back in the day and that’s a whole another story).

Seeing the song Shayarana on the film had me baffled, how can there be so talented people that look so beautiful - to me it seemed that they can do it all, act, dance, and sing too.

That bubble was burst soon enough when I learned about playback singing but instead of taking anything away from my experience it increased my fascination when I started realising how big and complex productions South Asian films must be and how much talent is included especially when there are numerous song and dance numbers in a single film. I mean there are some Western actors and actresses I appreciate as talented in their craft but there are very few I can even imagine to do an Indian style dance number with a straight face let alone with anything close to the grace required in the more classical style numbers.

Anyway, the point is not to compare the art per se but to highlight my amazement of this whole new world of South Asian cinema I had had no idea existed (well I had seen Marigold (2007) ages ago but back then my reaction was more like ‘meh’ and to be honest it’s just not that good of a film so not the best introduction anyway).

My favourite song of Daawat-e-Ishq was and still is Mannat and I remember it being the first song I searched from YouTube as a lyrical video. To me the lines of the chorus:

मेरी मन्नत तू, तुझ को है तुझ से माँगा

मेरी मन्नत तू, तुझ को है मौला माना

Merī mannat tū, tujh ko hai tujh se māṅgā

Merī mannat tū, tujh ko hai maulā mānā

They sounded like an incomprehensible chant where I struggled to separate the words from one another. I listened to it on repeat until slowly I was able to untangle the sounds in a way that I could sing along - not understanding a single word - and it was such a brain rush.

I remember watching this film maybe three times quite soon right after I had seen it the first time and it’s soundtrack was the first I downloaded on my then iPod (may it rest in peace). I enjoyed it a lot and I was worried that the next Indian film I’d watch wouldn’t be as nice and it would sort of jinx it for me - I really really wanted there to be more similar films. I had little idea of the volume of Hindi cinema at that time. After I took the leap and watched Jab We Met (2007) next, there really was no going back for me.

My language studies started seriously only a couple of years later, but by that time I had gathered such a robust vocabulary of strands of hair blowing in the wind, rain, heart beats and infatuation from hundreds of film songs that I felt miles ahead of my course mates on the Hindi beginner’s course I attended.

Thanks for the ask, this really took me years back!

[emmacarsword]

tagged by @white-light-on-my-prism, thank u so much for tagging❤️❤️

name: aadya (she/her) pronounced as aa-the-ya

birthday: 16th november

zodiac sign: scorpio here , don’t know much abt the connotations regarding this but we’re supposed to be like very dark feminine bold people (which is sooo not me lol)

hobbies: umm well first would be reading love books mostly fiction (and since i’ve gotten obsessed with football any and all fanficition related to that😅) , then baking is a great stress released for me plus kinda into sketching and mandala art.

favourite colour: don’t really have a preference but love any and all shades of purple

favourite book: aahh this is sooo difficult i genuinly can’t choose but i’ll just tell the last book i was obsessed with- “The Atlas six”. it’s so good i just love the writing and the characters plus it’s fantasy so my fave genre so practically to die for. still haven’t read it’s sequel but very excited

last song i listened to: “Did you know that there’s a tunnel under ocean blvd” - in my lana era currently so obsessively listening to any songs by her. also the lyric love me until i love myslef so beautiful 🫶

last movie i watched: it was a hindi movie “sonu ki tittu ki sweety” uhh can’t give a direct translation but it’s such a great movie best hindi comedies fr and probably watching it for the 10th time. 10/10 would recommend

something that helps people: uff terrible at advice but i’ll try best, one thing that has been important in shaping me as a person is that overthinking is the biggest barrier u can put on yourslef as a person. obsessing over every detail will only result in hate so just let loose and be spontaneous at times.

meaning behind my url: so as i mentioned love books a lot and one of my fav book series is the shadowhunters series and in that there’s this character emma carstairs who is obsessed with swords so - emma carsword(yes i was trying to be witty🙂)

since practically everyone has already been tagged, won’t be doing that but this was super fun

[toiletpotato]

six recent song favorites

I was tagged by my lovely tumblypal @theinfinitedivides for this tag game! (this is my first time actually doing one, the first time tumblr sadly ate my post, so I hope this time goes better!!) I do in fact have an online music listening profile wherein you can see me listen to an instrumental theme tune for hours on loop but I'd rather keep that to myself at the moment 🙂. I tried my best to narrow it down.

first let me figure out how to make the words tiny... there we go

cumbia del monte fuji by frente cumbiero and minyo crusaders --- I love cumbia. I don't know a lot about specific cumbia artists but I know that I love listening to it. I came across this song in particular whilst listening to the "cumbia colombiana" playlist on Spotify and at it took me a while to realize this wasn't in Spanish- it's in Japanese! I love how intercultural it is. minyo crusaders have a whole cumbia album with frente cumbiero!! I want more of this cultural music salad.

it's all over from dreamgirls --- I believe this is technically a little bit of a cheat here as I really love the song sequence that this is a part of: "driving down the strip", "it's all over", "and i am telling you i'm not going". specifically, the transition from "it's all over" into "and i am telling you" is simply marvelous. it's a really sad part of the show, but my GOODNESS is it a way to end act one. anyone that plays effie white truly gets a moment to shine in both of these songs and "it's all over" is a wonderfully climatic ensemble number.

jhoome jo pathaan & pathaan's theme --- besharam rang my dear I love you but I cannot continue being sneaky with these songs. I will be honest, jhoome jo pathaan had to grow on me, but I love it now! I especially love singing along to exactly one line in the song (yes, it is jhoome jo pathaan meri jaan and then I mumble through the rest of it). when i listened to pathaan's theme I was surprised that I could understand it as the entire song was in English! it goes so hard, as the kids say and is extremely cinematic. it reminds me of the theme from dhoom 2 (because dhoom 2 is the only other hindi action movie I've seen... oooops) but also because of the English prominence and how fun the songs are in general. it then got me thinking about pathaan the musical but I don't know how well an action musical would work onstage.

why'd you come in here lookin' like that by dolly parton --- i was first made aware of this song by watching a drag race lip sync but i recently rediscovered this song on a lesbian spotify playlist. it's so fun! it gives me gender euphoria. i love dolly parton. I just can't listen to 9 to 5 too much because i was on the costume crew for that show. i love how bouncy the song is. now, is the story the lyrics are telling a bit strange? yes! but we're having fun :)

pop? pop! by csr --- cute kpop my beloved!!! i am glad it has kind of made a return through csr. i missed it. I miss weird k-pop in the vein of crayon pop and orange caramel. i can't wait for csr to release more songs as the others they have out really do capture the feeling i have been missing from these newer generations.

brimful of asha by cornershop --- this is a bit more of an older recent favorite but this is also a nice song and introduced me to cornershop. i like the niche of music that they fill, and yes- this song is named after asha bhosle! i love the specific feeling felt by this song, the environment it inhabits, and what music means to those listening to it and the authors of the song.

tagging: @ibn-e-batuta @doodlesofthelastpage @notbroadwaybound @seventhefurbfather -- please don't feel pressured to participate, only do this if you want to <3

[moviepopcorn-180]

Pagglait Film Review

Madness is sometimes a necessary part of life

Image of Sanya Malhotra Lead in the Reviewed Film Plot: In the film, Sandhya, a young widow, is the subject of this movie. Five months after their marriage, their spouse passes away. She gains knowledge about how to manage her family. One day, out of nowhere, she noticed a picture in her husband's armchair. Who owns that picture? She begins to despise her consort after witnessing it. In her name, her spouse also obtained insurance worth fifty lakhs. For it, she gets a check. Will she leave the house to deliver a fifty-lakh check? Will she become less hateful of an espoused person? Or is she going to get married again? Will she and her parents go back home? You will need to watch a movie in order to respond to all of these questions. Theme: The Black Comedy/Drama Theme serves as the basis for this movie. In addition to this, it can be regarded as a quality parallel cinema production. However, in addition to providing entertainment, a film's goal is to spread a social message. Will women be able to freely consider their lives in our society? Will they be forced to conform to the will of a male-dominated society? Do women have to submit to men all the time? Acting and Characters: Sanya Malhotra's portrayal of Sandhya is excellent. Her ability to blend all the emotions—crying, laughing, pain, loneliness, anger, jealousy, and so on—is superb. Despite having a small part in Aakansha's role, Sayani Gupta's acting is impressive. She first lost her partner, and by not getting married, she effectively conveyed her anguish through her facial expressions. Sandhya's closest friend, Shruti Sharma, has additionally a fantastic job portraying Nazia. Sheeba Chaddha and Ashutosh Rana, who played supporting parts, both displayed facial expressions of their sorrow at losing their son. They kept that hurt in their hearts and never even told anyone how they were going to pay back the loan. Additionally, Raghuveer Yadav had strong acting abilities. Writer/Director: Umesh Bisht was the director of this movie. His first Hindi film is this one. He is in total command of the movie. His portrayal of a black comedy drama story, including how and how the characters tell it, is excellent. Furthermore, he was able to get exceptional performance out of the characters. Story and Screenplay:written by the director, who has total control over it. Powerfully, and it maintains audience interest. Nobody can predict what will happen next because of how strongly the characters are written. Dialogues: The film's dialogue is funny and has a great sense of humour. Cinematography: Rafey Mahmood's cinematography is exceptional, and Lucknow's has been shot beautifully.Everything has been expertly filmed, including the Ganga river scenes and the aerial shots. Editing: “There are no obstacles, and it's very clean.” The movie moves along at a decent clip, and the scene changes are superb. Background Score: It wasn't too bad. Production Design: An old house expertly designed. The Sound design is also magnificent. Music: Arijit Singh is directing music for the first time with this movie. Aside from this, the songs, such as “Thode Kam Ajnabi” and “Fire Fakira,” are well-made. Lyrics: Nilesh Mishra's songs have good lyrics. Climax: The filming is excellent. Viewpoint: Suggested for a Single View! (Those who enjoy watching unusual films.) Social Message: Girls are entitled to live their lives as they see fit and make the changes they desire. It is also impossible for the male-dominated society to force its will on her.  Appreciation: Sanya Malhotra's acting in this movie,has received a lot of praise from the gifted actress Kangana Ranaut. Facts: The scene where the grandmother rings the bell has turned into a perfect comedy moment. Film fare Award Nominations: This film can get nominations in Best Actress, Supporting Actress, Best Supporting Actor and Best Screenplay. Filmfare OTT Awards9 December 2021Best Actress in a Web Original FilmSanya MalhotraNominatedBest Supporting Actor in a Web Original FilmAshutosh RanaWonBest Supporting Actress in a Web Original FilmSayani GuptaNominated Casting: Sanya Malhotra, Ashutosh Rana, Sheeba Chaddha,Raghubir Yadav, Sayani Gupta, Ananya Khare, Meghna Malik Written and Directed: Umesh Bist Producers: Shobha Kapoor, Ekta Kapoor, Guneet Monga and Achin Jain Production Designer: Mayur Sharma, Costume Designer- Rohit Chaturvedi Lyrics: Neelesh Misra, Raftaar (Pagglait) Music: Arijit Singh, Cinematography: Raffey Mehmood, Editor- Prerna Saigal Casting by: Casting Bay Sound Design: Anthony BJ Ruban CBFC-U Movietime-1H.55Mins Genre-Black Comedy Drama Backdrop-Lucknow Release- 2021 Read the full article

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Exploring the Musical Brilliance of Wajah Tum Ho

Bollywood has a timeless relationship with music, and the 2016 thriller Wajah Tum Ho is no exception. Known for its intricate storyline and suspenseful twists, the film also gained recognition for its mesmerizing soundtrack. This movie has one of the best Hindi songs. Each song in the album resonates deeply with listeners, blending classic melodies and modern vibes. Let’s take a closer look at the songs that made this movie musically unforgettable.

1. Maahi Ve

A recreation of the 2002 chartbuster, Maahi Ve was given a modern twist with vocals by Neha Kakkar. While retaining the essence of the original, this rendition stands out with its sultry tone and contemporary beats. The combination of sensuous lyrics and captivating visuals struck a chord with listeners, making it a favorite on playlists across the country.

2. Dil Ke Paas

Bringing a nostalgic touch, Dil Ke Paas revived another Bollywood classic with its soothing composition. The heartwarming lyrics evoke emotions of longing and love, giving it a timeless appeal. Listening to this track on a quiet evening, perhaps while tuning in to your favorite station, like Ruh Radio 1440 AM, feels like a perfect match.

3. Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas (Reprise)

The reprise of Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas in Wajah Tum Ho beautifully reimagines the original Kishore Kumar classic. Arijit Singh’s voice lends an ethereal quality to the song, bridging the gap between generations of music lovers.

4. Wajah Tum Ho (Title Track)

The title track, sung by Armaan Malik, captures the intense emotions of love and betrayal. Its lyrics, combined with Malik’s soul-stirring voice, make it a powerful centerpiece of the album. The hauntingly beautiful music video amplifies its impact, making it a song that lingers long after it’s played.

5. Hasi Ban Gaye

Although not an original composition for Wajah Tum Ho, Hasi Ban Gaye deserves mention as it appeared in the film’s narrative. Sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Ami Mishra, this song carries a delicate beauty that complements the film's dramatic undertones.

Why Wajah Tum Ho's Music Still Resonates

The soundtrack of Wajah Tum Ho stands out for its ability to blend the past and the present seamlessly. It reinvents classics while offering fresh compositions that capture a wide range of emotions. Whether you’re in the mood for romance, nostalgia, or introspection, this album delivers it all.

At Ruh Radio, we often play tracks from Wajah Tum Ho to evoke this musical magic. It’s a pleasure to see how listeners connect with these songs, often calling in to share their love for the classics as well as the contemporary renditions. If you’re tuning in on 1440 AM, don’t be surprised if you find yourself humming along to these gems during a relaxed evening drive or a quiet night at home.

Final Thoughts

Music has the power to transcend time and emotions, and the soundtrack of Wajah Tum Ho is a testament to this. Whether it’s the soulful renditions of old classics or the passionate new creations, each song tells a story of its own. At Ruh Radio, our aim is to keep these stories alive, one note at a time.

Next time you’re in the mood for some timeless Bollywood melodies, tune in to 1440 AM. You might just hear your favorite song from Wajah Tum Ho, waiting to transport you to a world of rhythm and nostalgia.

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The Perfect Playlist: Songs for Every Occasion

Music is the ultimate companion, enhancing life’s moments and setting the tone for every occasion. Whether you're celebrating a festive season, enjoying a romantic evening, or entertaining children, the right playlist can turn an ordinary moment into something extraordinary. From timeless holiday classics to love songs that tug at your heartstrings, there’s a melody for every mood. This guide will help you explore different genres and curate the perfect playlist for various moments, ensuring that your musical journey is both diverse and memorable.

Festive Favorites: Jingle All the Way

The festive season is synonymous with joy, warmth, and togetherness. No holiday playlist is complete without the timeless charm of classics like Jingle Bell Rock Song Lyrics. This iconic holiday anthem brings to life the magic of Christmas with its upbeat rhythm and cheerful vibe.

Including festive hits in your playlist can set the right mood for gatherings, decorating the tree, or cozying up by the fire. Songs like “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” and “Let It Snow” complement the festive cheer and make your celebrations even more memorable.

Pro Tip: Balance nostalgic tunes with modern holiday tracks to keep your playlist fresh and engaging.

Romantic Ballads for Special Moments

There’s nothing quite like a heartfelt love song to capture the essence of romance. Whether you’re planning a candlelight dinner or reminiscing about cherished moments, love songs create the perfect ambiance. For an exceptional collection of romantic hits, explore 100 Love Songs Lyrics.

Timeless classics like “Can’t Help Falling in Love” and contemporary ballads such as “Perfect” by Ed Sheeran have the power to evoke deep emotions. These songs are not just melodies but emotional stories that resonate with listeners, making every moment unforgettable.

Pro Tip: Curate a mix of upbeat love tracks and slow ballads for a dynamic romantic playlist.

Bollywood Beats: The Charm of Hindi Hits

Bollywood music has a unique ability to blend vibrant beats with soulful lyrics, making it a favorite across cultures. From peppy dance numbers to melodious tracks, Hindi Hits cater to every mood and occasion.

For celebrations, Bollywood tracks like “Kala Chashma” and “London Thumakda” are guaranteed crowd-pleasers, while romantic numbers like “Tum Hi Ho” or “Tera Ban Jaunga” offer an emotional depth that touches the soul.

Pro Tip: Incorporate a mix of retro classics and modern hits to create a playlist that appeals to listeners of all ages.

Family Fun: Music for All Ages

When spending quality time with family, your playlist needs to cater to everyone—from toddlers to grandparents. For the youngest members of the family, Kids Music is essential. These songs are not only fun but also educational, making them a perfect choice for family gatherings.

Tracks like “Baby Shark” and “The Wheels on the Bus” keep children engaged, while classic sing-along songs like “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” bring joy to adults and kids alike. For a more inclusive vibe, consider adding popular Disney soundtracks, which are loved by all generations.

Pro Tip: Keep the tempo light and playful to maintain an uplifting atmosphere.

Award-Winning Tracks: Excellence in Music

For music enthusiasts who appreciate quality, award-winning tracks are a must-have in any playlist. Songs that have won accolades like the Best Original Song Oscar showcase the pinnacle of musical artistry.

Iconic tracks such as “Let It Go” from Frozen and “Shallow” from A Star Is Born have not only dominated charts but also redefined their genres. These award-winning songs often feature powerful lyrics and mesmerizing compositions, making them stand out as timeless masterpieces.

Pro Tip: Use award-winning songs as anchors in your playlist to elevate its overall quality.

Creating the Ultimate Playlist: Tips and Tricks

Now that you have a collection of songs for every occasion, it’s time to craft the ultimate playlist. Here are some practical tips to help you curate a seamless listening experience:

Understand Your Audience: Whether you’re hosting a party or enjoying a solo evening, tailor your playlist to suit the audience's preferences.

Maintain a Flow: Arrange songs in a way that ensures smooth transitions between genres and tempos. Start with light tracks, move to upbeat numbers, and end with calming melodies.

Incorporate Variety: A diverse playlist keeps listeners engaged. Mix old classics with modern hits and experiment with different genres.

Update Regularly: Keep your playlist fresh by adding new songs and removing overplayed ones.

Test Before Sharing: Listen to your playlist from start to finish to ensure it meets your expectations and flows cohesively.

Conclusion

Music has an incredible ability to enhance every moment, transforming ordinary experiences into cherished memories. Whether it’s the festive joy of Jingle Bell Rock Song Lyrics, the romantic allure of 100 Love Songs Lyrics, or the cultural richness of Hindi Hits, the right songs can elevate any occasion. By curating a personalized playlist, you can ensure that your musical journey is as unique and enjoyable as the moments it accompanies.

What are your go-to songs for special occasions? Share your playlist tips in the comments below!

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The Power of Music: A Journey Through Timeless Classics

Music is more than sound—it’s an emotional experience, a cultural touchstone, and a universal language. Across the globe, iconic tracks have captured hearts and shaped memories, from holiday favorites to Bollywood chart-toppers. This article celebrates the versatility of music and its ability to enrich our lives.

1. The Holiday Spirit: "Jingle Bell Rock"

The festive season is incomplete without the joyful melody of "Jingle Bell Rock Song Lyrics". This song, with its catchy rhythm and timeless lyrics, evokes nostalgia and the warmth of Christmas traditions. Whether you’re decorating the tree or hosting a holiday party, this classic tune never fails to bring smiles and good cheer.

2. Bollywood’s Everlasting Appeal: Hindi Hits

Bollywood music is a celebration of life in all its forms. Tracks from "Hindi Hits" are rich in emotion, ranging from soul-stirring ballads to high-energy dance numbers. These songs have a universal charm that transcends language barriers, making them popular not only in India but around the world.

3. Award-Winning Musical Excellence: Best Original Song Oscar

The "Best Original Song Oscar" category honors the pinnacle of songwriting and musical composition in cinema. Tracks like “Shallow” from A Star is Born and “Skyfall” from the James Bond franchise demonstrate the powerful role music plays in storytelling. These songs don’t just complement movies—they often define them, becoming iconic in their own right.

4. Love Songs: Timeless Expressions of Emotion

Love songs have a way of capturing the complexities of relationships and emotions. Collections like "100 Love Songs Lyrics" bring together tracks that celebrate love in its many forms. From the exhilaration of new romance to the bittersweetness of heartbreak, these songs have accompanied countless romantic moments in people’s lives.

5. The Importance of Music for Children

Music plays a crucial role in childhood development, helping kids learn and grow through fun, interactive songs. With collections like "Kids Music", parents can introduce children to melodies that spark creativity and foster learning. These tracks not only entertain but also educate, instilling valuable life lessons in young minds.

Music as a Cultural Connector

Breaking Language Barriers

Music’s appeal lies in its ability to convey emotions, even when the lyrics are in a language you don’t understand. Hindi hits, for instance, can move listeners worldwide with their heartfelt melodies, while songs like "Jingle Bell Rock" bring holiday joy to people everywhere.

Celebrating Diversity

From Bollywood songs to Christmas carols, every genre reflects a unique cultural heritage. This diversity makes music a powerful tool for promoting understanding and appreciation of different traditions.

Creating Shared Experiences

Whether it’s a family gathering around the piano or a group of friends at a concert, music brings people together. It creates moments of joy and connection that stay with us forever.

The Emotional Impact of Music

Therapeutic Benefits

Music has a profound impact on mental health, helping to reduce stress and improve mood. Listening to a favorite love song or a cheerful holiday tune can provide comfort and lift spirits.

Memory Association

Certain songs have the power to transport us back to specific moments in time. A Hindi hit might remind you of a family wedding, while "Jingle Bell Rock" could evoke memories of childhood Christmases.

Motivation and Inspiration

Songs like Oscar-winning anthems often inspire us to overcome challenges and achieve our goals. They remind us of the resilience of the human spirit and the power of hope.

The Future of Music

Technological Innovations

From streaming platforms to AI-generated playlists, technology is shaping how we discover and enjoy music. These advancements ensure that classics like "100 Love Songs" and holiday hits remain accessible to new generations.

Global Collaborations

The blending of genres across cultures is creating fresh, innovative tracks. For example, Bollywood music increasingly incorporates Western elements, expanding its reach and popularity.

Sustainability in Music Production

As awareness grows about environmental sustainability, the music industry is adopting eco-friendly practices. From green tours to digital releases, musicians are finding ways to reduce their carbon footprint.

Conclusion Music is an indispensable part of our lives, offering joy, solace, and inspiration. Whether you’re dancing to a Bollywood hit, humming a Christmas carol, or finding comfort in a love song, music enriches every moment. So take a break, tune in, and let the magic of music transform your day.

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A Deep Dive into India’s YouTube Craze in 2023

Did you know in October 2023, India had the largest YouTube audience size with a size of 550 million users? According to YouTube, the content that has hooked the audience came from different parts of India and in various languages. Recently, Google has released its list of top YouTube videos for 2023. YouTube in India isn’t just a platform; it’s a vibrant community where people connect, share, and celebrate. From regional voices breaking national barriers to independent artists finding their audience, it’s a platform that democratizes creativity and empowers diverse voices. As a platform that connects niche YouTuber experts with its audience via personalized video call, we thought to highlight how 2023 went on YouTube.

Chandrayaan-3:

A Giant Leap on Views: Remember that childhood dream of touching the stars? Well, India’s space agency, ISRO, took us a giant leap closer with the Chandrayaan-3 mission. Its live telecast on YouTube topped the charts, garnering over 150 million views. This wasn’t just a scientific spectacle; it was a collective gasp of awe, a shared dream soaring on the wings of technology.

Here is the glimpse of top trending videos of 2023

Gaming Goes Nuclear:

Buckle up, virtual troopers! Gaming content in India went supernova in 2023, with views skyrocketing by a staggering 400%. The GTA 5 Trailer 1 pulverized records, clocking over 100 million views within 24 hours! This wasn’t just about pixels and polygons; it was a testament to the rising power of Indian gamers and the creativity of content creators crafting immersive worlds for millions to explore.

Get a quick glimpse of gaming world through YouTube lense

Music Maestroes Paint The Web:

Move over, Bollywood! Regional tunes like Bhojpuri and Punjabi set the dance floors on fire, with views for non-Hindi music soaring by a spicy 200%. From Pawan Singh’s chart-topping beats to Shilpi Raj’s soulful melodies, regional voices found their national stage, proving that India’s musical map is a vibrant mosaic of diverse flavors.

Laughter, The Best Masala:

But amidst the spacefaring and sonic adventures, what truly tickled India’s funny bone? Stand-up comedy, of course! Views for comedic content grew by a whopping 300%, with witty stand-up routines and hilarious sketches becoming the go-to stress busters. From Anubhav Singh Bassi’s insightful observations to Ashish Chanchlani’s parodies, these comedians had us rolling on the floor, proving that laughter is the universal language of YouTube.

Beyond The Big Hits:

But India’s YouTube story isn’t just about the big numbers and chart-toppers. It’s about the hidden gems, the niche communities, and the creators who are quietly shaping the digital landscape. Educational channels like “Physics Wallah” and “Unacademy” are making complex topics accessible and engaging, empowering millions to learn and grow. Cooking channels like “Hebbar’s Kitchen” and “Maa ka Dabba” are heroes of the budget-conscious kitchen, dishing out delicious yet affordable meals, one video at a time.

The Power Of Connection:

The gaming community was also a major driver of YouTube watch time in India in 2023. The GTA VI Trailer 1 set a new record for views in 24 hours for a non-music video, with over 100 million views. This is a testament to the growing popularity of gaming in India, and the increasing sophistication of gaming content creators.

Of course, music is always a popular category on YouTube, and India was no exception in 2023. The top music video on the list was “Pasoori” by Sri Lankan singer Yohani, which had over 1 billion views. This song was a huge hit across India, and its catchy tune and relatable lyrics resonated with people of all ages.

Conclusion

If you crave a personalized connection with YouTubers, fancall app might be your answer. Download the app, find YouTuber, check their availability, book a video call, and voila! You’ll soon be videocalling with your idol. Download fancall today and create lasting memories!

Article Source : https://www.fancall.in/a-deep-dive-into-indias-youtube-craze-in-2023/

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Discover 5 Must-Hear Underrated Artists

Do you ever find yourself bored with the same old tunes on the radio? Or maybe you're tired of listening to the chart-toppers that everyone seems to be raving about. Well, fear not! In this blog, I am going to introduce you to five incredibly talented but underrated artists that you absolutely must listen to. So, let's dive right in and explore these hidden gems in the music world.

The Local Train

Let's kick things off with The Local Train, a rock band hailing from New Delhi. Formed in 2008, this band is all about capturing the experiences of today's youth, often blending Hindi and Urdu seamlessly in their songs. Comprising members Raman Negi, Paras Thakur, Ramit Mehra, and Sahil Sarin, The Local Train has released two albums filled with amazing tracks that range from rocking anthems to slow, soul-soothing melodies.

One of their standout tracks is "Aaftab" from the album "Vaaqif." This song, with its slow and moving rhythm, has the power to stir your emotions, leaving you unable to resist hitting that replay button. If you're looking for more, give songs like "Choo Lo," "Vaaqif," and "Aaoge Tum Kabhi" a listen.

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Anuv Jain

Anuv Jain may have been a singer for some time, but it was during the lockdown that he decided to go full-time, and we're glad he did. His music is dominated by acoustic sounds, with lyrics that resonate with emotions we all can relate to. In Anuv's words, "It's nice to see how people have liked my music, and more people are listening to it."

One of his tracks, "Mishri," reached over a million streams on Spotify. This slow and lyrical song is bound to tug at your heartstrings with its extraordinary lyrics. For more of his soulful tunes, try "Alag Aasmaan," "Baarishien," and "Riha."

Advait

Advait is perhaps the most underrated artist on our list. This musical maestro blends English and Hindi in his songs, creating haunting, slow, and stirring melodies. One of his remarkable tracks is "Tu Hain Kahaan," which incorporates elements from the soundtrack of "The Perks of Being a Wallflower." It's truly an amazing piece of art.

Advait's songs are like your best-kept secrets, those pieces of music that you don't want to share with anyone because they are your personal gateways to peace and warmth. Dive into his enchanting world with songs like "Befikar," "Manzile," and "Main So Gaya Hoon."

Prateek Kuhad

You might have heard Prateek Kuhad's name after his song "Kho Gaye Hum Kahan" featured in the movie "Baar Baar Dekho." However, this independent artist deserves much more spotlight than he currently has. His album "cold/mess" caught the attention of former US President Barack Obama, who listed it in his favorite music of 2019.

In 2020, Kuhad made history as the first Indian artist to sign with the American record label Elektra Records. His music effortlessly combines Hindi and English, offering a mix of slow and pop vibes. Don't miss out on tracks like "Kho Gaye Hum Kahan," "Kahan Ho Tum," "Cold/Mess," and "For Your Time."

When Chai Met Toast

Our final discovery takes us to the picturesque landscapes of Kerala, where "When Chai Met Toast" emerged. This band's enchanting music came to my attention when I stumbled upon their song "Firefly" while searching for tunes by Owl City. The band was originally a duo consisting of Ashwin and Achyuth, and later, Pai Sailesh and Palee Francis joined the lineup.

Their songs predominantly feature English lyrics, sprinkled with a touch of Hindi and Tamil. With tracks like "Beautiful World," "Khoj," and "Believe," they've created a refreshing soundscape that will leave you hitting the replay button. Thanks to platforms like YouTube, we have the chance to discover this incredible indie band. Once you listen to their music, you'll find it hard to stop playing their songs on loop.

Also Read: Boost Your Workouts With These Music Apps

Conclusion

The music industry is teeming with hidden talents waiting to be discovered. These five underrated artists offer a refreshing break from the mainstream and bring a unique blend of sounds and stories to your playlists. So, if you're in the mood for something fresh and exciting, give The Local Train, Anuv Jain, Advait, Prateek Kuhad, and When Chai Met Toast a listen. You won't be disappointed!

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About Song :-

Tere Hawaale is a song from the 2022 Indian Hindi-language romantic comedy-drama film Laal Singh Chaddha. The song is sung by Arijit Singh and Shilpa Rao, and is composed by Pritam Chakraborty. The song is a beautiful and moving ballad about the power of love and loss. The song is set in the backdrop of a train journey, and is sung from the perspective of a man who is reminiscing about his lost love. The lyrics are full of longing and regret, as the man reflects on the time he spent with his loved one. The song is a powerful and emotional ballad that is sure to resonate with listeners of all ages. It is a must-listen for fans of Hindi film music and Arijit Singh. Here are some of the lyrics of the song: Tere hawaale saari zindagi Tere hawaale saari yaadein Tere hawaale saari khamoshiyaan Tere hawaale saari baatein Tere hawaale saari khushiyaan Tere hawaale saari udaasiyaan Tere hawaale saari achchaiyan Tere hawaale saari buraiyaan Tere hawaale saari baatiyan Tere hawaale saari baatiyan Tere hawaale saari baatiyan Tere hawaale saari baatiyan The song was a commercial success, reaching number 1 on the Indian iTunes chart. It was also nominated for Best Song at the 66th Filmfare Awards. The song was well-received by critics and fans alike, with many praising Arijit Singh and Shilpa Rao's vocals and the song's emotional impact. Read the full article

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Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 Film Review

Full of Suspense!

Image of Kartik Aaryan lead in the reviewed film Plot: This film is a sequel to Bhool Bhulaiyaa (2007). Bhool Bhulaiyaa is based on the story of Manjulika. The story spin throughout two sisters, Anjulika and Manjulika. It illustrates one sister's enviousness in relation to other. In a family where one sister igetting married, the other sister also adores her future husband. Will she be able to marry? Or will the other sister marry? Which sister is willing to make a sacrifice for whom? Watch the movie to find out. Tone and Theme: The tone of this film is horror comedy, with a theme of good and evil. The only motive of making it is to enthral. Acting and Characters: Kartik Aaryan delivers an outstanding performance as Ruhaan. His character written exceptionally well. He acted in a unique and humorous manner. He has played his role in a distinctive manner. Tabu's performance in the dual roles of Anjulika and Manjulika is brilliant, tremendous, and wonderful. Only Tabu could have played this role with complete honesty. This role in the story must written specifically for Tabu. What a role she has played with such patience; she considered one of the best actresses in the Hindi film industry and has worked beyond her ability to play the role of a ghost. She can receive awards for her acting. Kiara Advani's performance as Reet is also good. Her role was short, but she gave it her all no matter what. Rajpal Yadav as Chhote Pandit, Sanjay Mishra as Bade Pandit, and Ashwani Kalsekar as Panditain all deliver amusing performances. All three have delivered excellent performances. Amar Upadhyay as Uday Thakur and Milind Gunaji as Vijendra Thakur deliver balanced performances. Direction: The film is directed by Anees Bazmee, who has previously produced many successful films such as Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha, Deewangi, Singh is King, Welcome, Welcome Back, and Mubarakan.This will be counted among his successful films; its direction is far superior to his previous films; it is difficult to believe that he will be able to bring this story to life on screen so beautifully; he has a very strong grip on the entire film from start to finish; he has forced the audience to sit on the edge of their seats by keeping many suspense scenes, and he has maintained their interest. Story-Screenplay-Akash Kaushik's is good; it moves at a slow pace for the first 30-35 minutes, but the screenplay is very strong; it was written after much thought. Dialogues: Farhad Samji and Akash Kaushik have written excellent dialogues that fit perfectly with each character. Music: Pritam and Tanishk Bagchi did an excellent job with some songs, including the title track, Hum Nashe Mein To Nahin, and Mere Dholna Sun. Background Score: Sandeep Shirodkar's is very scary; the audience feels connected to the film because of the background score; he has completely scared us. Cinematography: Manu Anand attempted to tell the story in a unique way by filming photography in the film; the coloring and lighting were also brilliantly done; the action sequences were also very well filmed; and the camera moments were filmed well in many scenes. Editing: Bunty Nagi has done it very cleanly; it's a little slow at first, but after 30-35 minutes, it picks up speed. And moves at the same pace until the end; the scenes are also timed to match the story. Choreography: Chinni Prakash, Rekha Prakash, Vijay Ganguly, Bosco-Caesar, and Adil Sheikh all performed well in each song. Rajat Poddar's production design is appropriate for the film's characters and story. Both palaces' sets are extremely well-made. Costume Design: Akki Narula, Rimple and Harpreet Narula, and Ankita Patel's are acceptable. Manohar Verma's action is appropriate for the film's genre. Mandar Kulkarni's sound design is excellent, and it sounds very much like the movie itself. Amitabh Bhattacharya's lyrics are also well-written. Visual Effects: They are superbly executed and serve as the film's unique selling point. The visual effects also contribute to the film's strength. The climax is intensely suspenseful. The climax maintains a high level of suspense. Opinion: Must See! For those who enjoy watching horror movies with a touch of comedy. Filmfare Award Nominations: Nominations for this film include Best Film, Best Director, and Best Screenplay. Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Production Design, and Best Special Effects. CBFC-U/A, Movietime-2h.25m, Genre-Horror Comedy, Backdrop-Gujarat, Release-2022 Starcast: Kartik Aaryan, Tabu, Kiara Advani, Rajpal Yadav, Sanjay Mishra, Ashwini Kalsekar, Rajesh Sharma, Amar Upadhyay, Milind Gunaji, Kali Prasad Mukherjee and Govind Namdeo Produced- Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Murad Khetani, Anjum Khetani, Director- Anees Bazmi Cinematography-Manu Anand, Visual Effects- Red Chillies Vfx Music- Pritam & Tanishik Bagchhi, Background Score-Sandeep Shirodkar, Editor-Bunty Nagi, Co-Produced- Shiv Chanana, Sound Design- Mandar Kulkarni Production Design-Rajat Poddar, Lyricist-Amitabhi Bhattarcharya, Casting- Mukesh Chhabra, Costume-Aki Narula, Rimple, Harpreet Narula, Ankita Patel, Art Director- Ajay Verekar Action-Manohar Verma, Story & Screenplay: Aakash Kaushik, Dialogues: Farhad Samji, Aakash Kaushik, Choreography- Chinni Prakash, Rekha Prakash, Vijay Ganguli, Bosco-Caesar, Adil Shaikh Read the full article