#bollywood fusion

[featheryminx]

every day i lament that penn masala took most of their music off spotify

[readenheim]

Watching Bucchigiri?! and seeing all the genuinely well implemented references to Arabic art folklore: 🥰🥰😍😘💙❤️🩷

Watching American YouTubers react to it all calling it "Indian" and not even doing that respectfully: 💀💀💀💀💀

[relincreates]

Bollywood-Grunge Fashion Fusion

I am surprised this is grunge, because it looks great.

If you like what you see, please feel free to check out my pinned post.

[umer-khan-umro-ayyar]

My debut album Meri Kahani is now live on all major streaming platforms! Experience a blend of rock, Bollywood, and instrumental fusion that tells my story. Tune in and let the music speak to your soul.

Find all the links here 

https://umroayyar.hearnow.com/

[theomenmedia]

Salman Khan To Cameo In Singham Again!

Big Bollywood News! Salman Khan to cameo as Chulbul Pandey in 'Singham Again'!

Link to the full story: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/salman-khan-s-blockbuster-cameo-chulbul-pandey-swaggers-into-singham-again

[samkkshopping]

Holi Style Guide: Embrace Tradition With a Modern Twist

Introduction:

The Significance of Holi:

Holi holds significant cultural and mythological importance in Hinduism. It is associated with various legends, primarily the tale of Holika and Prahlad, which symbolizes the triumph of devotion and righteousness over evil. The festival also celebrates the eternal love of Radha and Krishna, where Lord Krishna is depicted as playing pranks with colors on Radha and her friends. Holi thus embodies the spirit of joy, love, and the victory of good over evil.

Blending Tradition with Modernity:

Draping Elegance in Hues of Holi:

Comfort and Style for Holi Revelry:

Glamour and Tradition for Holi Festivities:

Stylish Threads for Holi Revelries:

Influence of Social Media and Digital Platforms:

Moreover, the advent of social media and digital platforms has played a significant role in popularizing this trend. With influencers, celebrities, and fashion enthusiasts showcasing their unique Holi looks on various online platforms, there’s a growing influence on individuals to embrace this modern ethnic aesthetic. The allure of being featured in trending Holi fashion posts or garnering likes and comments for one’s stylish ensemble adds an extra layer of excitement to the celebrations, encouraging more people to explore and experiment with their Holi outfits.

Beyond Clothing: Accessories and Beauty

Furthermore, the concept of celebrating Holi in style with modern ethnic designs extends beyond just clothing; it encompasses accessories, footwear, and even beauty and grooming choices. From colorful bangles and statement earrings to embellished clutches and embroidered potlis, there’s a plethora of options to choose from. Add a touch of sparkle with dazzling bindis, maang tikka, and nose rings for an extra dose of glam. Don’t forget to protect your hair with stylish scarves or bandanas and shield your eyes with trendy sunglasses as you dive into the festivities with full fervor.

Conclusion:

In essence, embracing modern ethnic designs for Holi symbolizes a celebration of diversity, creativity, and self-expression. It transcends the boundaries of tradition and innovation, weaving together threads of culture and fashion to create a tapestry of style that is both timeless and contemporary. As we usher in the festival of colors in 2024, let us not only revel in the joyous spirit of Holi but also embrace the opportunity to celebrate it in style, with colorful Holi festival attire that reflects our rich cultural heritage and evolving fashion sensibilities. Samyakk.com, renowned for its variety of outfits like designer sarees, trendy salwar kameez, designer lehengas, and many more in enticing colors, craftsmanship, and luxurious fabrics, offers a perfect canvas for this celebration of colorful Holi attire. After all, Holi is not just a festival; it’s a canvas where we paint our dreams, aspirations, and identity in vibrant hues for the world to see and admire.

Wish You Happy Holi From Samyakk Team

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Original Song Credits:

Song title: Gulabi Aankhein Movie: The Train (1970) Singer: Mohammad Rafi Lyrics: Anand Bakshi Music: R D Burman

Lyrics:

La La La La

La La La La La

La La La La - (x3)

Gulaabi Aankhen Jo Teri Dekhi

Sharaabi Yeh Dil Ho Gaya

Sambhaalo Mujhko O Mere Yaaron

Sambhalna Mushkil Ho Gaya

Dil Mein Mere

Khwaab Tere

Tasveerein Jaisi Ho Deewaar Pe

Tujhpe Fida Main Kyoon Hua

Aata Hai Gussa Mujhe Pyaar Pe

Main Lut Gaya Maanke

Dil Ka Kaha

Main Kahin Ka Na Raha

Kya Kahoon Main Dilruba

Pura Yeh Jaadu Teri Aankhon Ka

Yeh Mera Kaatil Ho Gaya

Gulaabi Aankhen Jo Teri Dekhi

Sharaabi Yeh Dil Ho Gaya

Maine Sada Chaaha Yehi

Daaman Bacha Loon

Haseenon Se Main

Teri Kasam

Khwaabon Mein Bhi

Bachta Phira

Naazneenon Se Main

Tauba Magar Mil

Gayi Tujhse Nazar

Mil Gaya Dard-E-Jigar

Sun Zara O Bekhabar

Zara Sa Haske

Jo Dekha Tune

Main Tera Bismil Ho Gaya

Gulaabi Aankhen Jo Teri Dekhi

Sharaabi Yeh Dil Ho Gaya

Sambhaalo Mujhko O Mere Yaaron

Sambhalna Mushkil Ho Gaya

[samyakk-clothing]

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[shaadiwish]

Looks like Bollywood’s wedding rumor mill is up and running again! This time its all about Taapsee Pannu.

[ifabricstore]

Get ready to embrace the best of both worlds with our Indo-Western dress trend guide! From fusion fabrics and prints to mixing and matching styles, Ifabricstore has everything you need to know to pull off this fashion-forward trend. Discover the key pieces and styling tips that will help you effortlessly blend Eastern and Western fashion and take your style to the next level!

[kaalboishakhi]

if you listen to old bollywood, bangla oldies, urdu ghazals, hindi and bangla coke studio, desi hiphop, bangla rock and folk fusion we should be married rn

[ramayantika]

I am okay with fusion but please name it as fusion dance. It is NOT classical. There is a popular dance crew in our uni and they are really good, but then I saw one clip of a fusion of bollywood + classical which is semi classical and instead of naming it as semi classical or fusion, they name it as classical. Due to this people often get the wrong idea about what is the difference between classical dance and semi-classical/fusion dance

A bharatanatyam leap + kathak chakkar + bolly thumka is not equal to classical.

[relincreates]

Hey @3liza I went ahead and did some tweaks and wanted your take. I redid Bollywood grunge and is a lot less glamorous and got two different takes on Mod-Goth Fusion. As you will see one came out totally black but with some circles and shapes that is attributed to Mod. The other has a pop of color and hairstyle. Let me know what you think.

Hmmm when looking at the asian mod goth it looks like a similar style of top was rendered to what is in on the second woman in the last picture...so it wasnt a total bust I guess...cool.

If you like what you see, please feel free to check out my pinned post.

[cosmogyros]

I don’t think I’ll ever be over the weirdness of looking at somebody’s list of favorite music and realizing it’s all artists from like… the past 10 years, at best? It’s like a chill runs down my spine.

What good was the entire development of recording technology and the incredible archival resources of libraries and the Internet if people don’t use them? (Not the mention the truly astounding efforts of field musicologists… Alan Lomax must be turning in his grave.)

We have over a century of recorded music to listen to from around the world, innumerable genres and types of delight for the ears. Why limit oneself?

“But I already know what I like–”

Really? You’ve listened to all this stuff already, and determined that you don’t like any of it? 60s American garage bands and 30s hobo songs and polyphonic Georgian music and early calypso and Russian singer-songwriters and the glorious 60s and 70s big bands of West Africa and Arvo Pärt’s meditative compositions and the Celtic ballads so old no one remembers who wrote them anymore and Appalachian folk and Raï music and Turkish psychedelic rock and Aboriginal Australian singers and English Music Hall and Schumann’s Kinderszenen and all the Great American Songbook writers and Ostrock and Bach’s cantatas and Canadian sea shanties and Native American chants that preserve languages now extinct and the Warhol Factory gang and Malaysian communist music and Corsican pulifunie and rocksteady and chanson française and the spirituals that evolved from work songs sung by enslaved people in the fields and jazz fusion and the morin khuur and the Alphorn and Bollywood songs and Umm Kulthum?

I certainly haven’t even begun to make a dent in the wonderful buffet of music available to me, but as long as I keep exploring music that’s not just “new” but “new to ME”, I keep discovering new stuff I love. You might not… but you also might!

Wikipedia is free, and it will tell you who influenced whom, and where and when all these types of music come from. YouTube is free, and it will let you listen to them all. Radiooooo is free, and it's a fantastic way to expand your horizons. Don’t let the entire musical history of humankind be forgotten, I implore you.

[aloneandforsakenbyfateandbyman]

One of my fav Bollywood fashion statements: Udita Goswami’s wraparound cropped black dress from Aksar (2006), which I feel was a fantastic fusion of a dressy Indian sari X a Western formal party aesthetic and totally ahead of its time.