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It's the greatness of the movie director Maniratnam from the south industry. So-called Bollywood cannot pull out such complicated/free-flowing songs with such beautiful music even today in 2022. AR Rehman is also a product of the south industry.
I heard A.R Rahman rode a train back and forth until he could mimic the sound of a train for the percussion. It's so seamless. He did the same thing for another film called Taal with the rain.
How in the Chaiya Chaiya phones does someone do that? Like what in the Padmavaats? Who in the Chaleya's does that? That's so seamless. I don't get how in the Bollywood someone can do this. SEAMLESS!
I hope I'm remembering correctly from his authorised biography, Adfimaker friends of his used to live in an apartment near a train track in Chennai. Rahman heard the train sounds often at their place for this.
Dil Se was a multi-language release, but primary language it was shot in is Hindi. Directed by the master himself Mani Ratnam. No green screen, no camera wizardries....Mani sir actually shot the song on top of a moving train...One of the most iconic songs in SRK's illustrious career
This song not just a song, it is a legit poem. Sure the choreography and cinematography is totally of the top level. But you have to know Urdu or Hindi to really appreciate the true beauty of this song to the full extent. Also Gulzar, the lyrcist, is a great legend in India.
Yes, its not green screen at all. Its all real and its on moving train. Shahrukh Khan is a legendary actor and Malaika also worked hard for this. Once Malaika shared her experience about shooting this song, she was nervous because its dangerous but they both just killed it. Its a classic and we have danced on this song a lot in childhood..
Train is moving slowly all credits goes to Rahman.. Don't exaggerate craap from fake sources.. even other ppl r dancing on it.. SRK is greatest and my favorite actor ... That's sped up just like Chennai express titili song
@@freddiemercurybulsara3876 OK all credits goes to AR Rehman....... "All".... For choreography for filming for makeup for costumes for direction.......All credits goes to AR......
@@sarthakkharkwal8044 Exactly... No doubt the composition of music part is all credit to the legend and also to the entire music theme for the movie. But, all the perfection credit goes to three.... Mani Ratnam Sir, Cinematography of Santosh Sir and obviously Srk. In an interview with Anupam Kher, he told that he is never the most talented on sets, there are always better actors than me out there accompanying me but I try my best to get the people on sets get convinced that there is no one more hardworking than me. And a fact, after Red Chillies Entertainment got it's foot in the industry, two of the old films of Srk that they bought the rights were Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa and Dil Se.... Srk literally as an actor gave it all. These are very close to his heart. Srk, you beauty ❤
That was spot on, the movie is about chasing after love, even if it is forbidden, dangerous and that's what the song is about. The direction and story is by the great Mani Ratnam, the music by AR, the lyrics by Gulzar and the cinematography by the amazing Santhosh Shivan. And yes it was filmed on a actual train.
Fun Fact: this song is the introductory song for the Hollywood movie - Inside Man starring Clive Owen and Jodie Foster. And one other movie if I’m not mistaken. No green screen involved.
Shah Rukh said, "The dancers were all tied down that's why it was very difficult. The train was slow, but many times, those overhead bridges use to come and there was no communication like how you have those speakers now. I remember Farah Khan and the rest of the crew carried a white cloth. Every time they put it up it meant stop the song and just bend down. It was very scary. Because even when you lie down it was like you could literally feel the bridge pass over you. That song was shot guerrilla style. The train would stop and suddenly start. It was very difficult to shoot the song. It was fun but not without its difficulties." Quite a dare-devil!
This song is a cult classic and one of A.R.Rahman's finest compositions. A version of this song also features as the title music and in end credits in the Hollywood movie Inside Man. Santhosh Sivan, one of the finest cinematographers in India filmed this on Nilgiri Mountain railway in South India. He won the national award as well as the Filmfare awards in 1999 for this film. ARR's music as you can hear is outstanding due to the percussion, bass and flute orchestration being in line with the sounds of a moving train; simply awesome! They had to plan a lot and shoot the sequences in real time as the train was moving, so great work by the whole team.
Chaiyya Chaiyya is also featured in the opening and end credits for the English movie Inside Man (2006). Also on a side note, people in India didn't travel like that on top of trains, it is a punishable offence. The screenplay of the song is purely for the sake of fantasy sequence in the movie.
the movie was not so popular but this song just stood out. People used to come during the time of song at the screening enjoy the song dance and leave. For this reason theater owners used to play this song again at the end of the movie for people to enjoy cause it has a sad ending. the actress was tied with the rope in some parts but srk was not as he had jump and move a lot throughout the song. it was shot in five days. Everything in this song is real and legit
Chaiyya Chaiyya, in my opinion, is one of the greatest songs ever produced, where the lyrics are pure poetry, the composition is nothing short of absolute genius, and the vocals are as perfect as they can be 👌
What about Satrangi Re from the same movie ? I don't think any song like that will ever come in entire music history. The lethal combo or AR , Sonu Nigam , Gulzar has given the soul of heaven in that song ❤
This song was filmed on the way of Ooty (short for Udhagamandalam), a hill station(town) of Tamil Nadu, India. One of the most beautiful tourist spots in India I've ever visited. As Indian Railways is very close to my heart n life (mostly for all Indians, don't be surprised), I can say that this song was filmed at Nilgiri Mountain Railway. That train is a toy train, nowadays it is called Nilgiri Express. Starts from Chennai(Mettupalayam) n ends in Ooty. The joyride n the side scenes are as spectacular as the town Ooty. Once in a lifetime experience. 😍😘😘 The feel of this song n the actual journey on this train in real life are basically the same.
I am amazed how wonderfully right your interpretation is. Just shows that Latin and Urdu souls speak to one another in the same wavelength. What a joy it was to hear the two of you speak about the song. Watch the film. It's one of the best films ever made anywhere. Love you both and your family.
Only 90's Indian kids know what this song did to us at that time. Like humming around this song whole day and just being happy to doing that's chaiyya chhaiyyan staps at home and get scolded after that.😂🤣
The actor in this song, Shah Rukh Khan, is one of the most famous actors in India. This song is in urdu and is from the Bollywood industry. There are many ways to express "beloved" in urdu because it is a very poetic language
The lyrics are by "Gulzar" sahab, he is well known film maker, novelist and poet... What I remember "Farah Khan" the Choreographer of the song shared her experience, the way the shot the song in 1 day (As they got permission from government for single day)... If you search it, you will get the vedio...
This song went down as a masterpiece, filmed without much safety equipment (yeah I know, terrifying) too. It was all shot on the moving train, but they kept the speed of the train at a very specific pace to ensure everything will be kay.
The song was actually captured on a real moving train!!! And the song, the filming, A R Rahman's creation, the choreography and Shah Rukh Khan... Everything together make this an iconic song!
@@Exiide89 I don't think it's copy but the lyrics is inspired by the iconic kalam kar thaiya thaiya, tere ishq wich nachaya kar thaiya thaiya." Gulzar ( sampurna singh kalra) being Punjabi himself obviously knew this and took inspiration from it. Yes not a lot of people no about it and the makers should have given credit but that was just a different time and makers didn't care to mention this thing. Musical composition of both is definitely different
Shahrukh Khan (SRK), he's known as 'The King of Bollywood' and 'The King of Romance' , I am not exaggerating, he's known allover the world even in the film industry by these names. He's the world's second richest actor with a networth of 870 million dollars and he's also the world's biggest movie star (as said by Forbes, CNN, Sky News, BBC, LA Times, Newsweek, etc) with a fanbase around 3.8 billion people. Hugh Jackman called him 'The God Of Acting' . He is so witty as well (Wittiest in the whole industry), I want you to check his interviews like with David letterman Brad Pitt Google most searched questions. Please react on his movies like Don Don 2 Devdas Swades Dil se Ra.One Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna Kal ho na ho Jab tak hai jaan Rab ne Bana Di Jodi, etc
😂😂😂😂😂it's all real people..real locations, real train and real actors ...in Hindi and Urdu not Tamil but it sounds beautiful in Tamil too.. 🙏🏻🙆🏻♀️ Edit: by the way...this song was featured in the Hollywood movie Inside Man.
Gulzar is THE Lyricist of India , beyond the level of Rahman in composition terms. Also you guys did a great job in interpretation of what the lyrics might have meant. 👏🏻 kodos.
Gulzar is not the original lyricist for the this song. This is a Punjabi original song called "Kar thaiya thaiya" which was copied by AR Rehman at the behest of Sukhwinder.
The way you both interpreted the lyrics is spot on in regards to the story line of the whole movie. Chasing a love that’s dangerous and at the end finding tranquility in it. You guys described the entire movie in your interpretation. Brilliant minds, you both!
if you can observe, The song is a replica of a train. How a train starts, how it slowly pick up speed, how it blasts with full speed , how it honks, everything is conveyed through the rhythm and music of the song. Kudos A.R.Rahman. he is from other planet.
The actor in the movie here is perhaps one of the greatest the world has ever seen, Shah Rukh Khan. And this act had been choreographed by a legendary choreographer in Farah Khan.
He's a great actor no doubt. But, one of the greatest of all time, it's just an Indian opinion. Even INDIA has had or has so many greater then him in terms of acting.
I am absolutely blown away by how accurately you guys understood the meaning the lyrics of this song allude to at 20:27!! If you watch the movie, "Dil Se" this song refers to how the main character who is Amar, a journalist (played by Sharukh Khan aka the man in the red jacket) falls unwittingly and hopelessly in love with a mysterious woman on his journey named Meghna (she is not in this video but her character is played by Manisha Koirala), she reciprocates his love but rejects him as unbeknownst to him she is part of a nefarious terrorist group. The movie is certainly a masterpiece and a must watch!
SRK is legend guy... And all of this was filmed on moving train. Actors didn't even take any body double or kind of any alternative they themselves this every dance moves, jumps themselves. It's filmed is North India. And it's is a Urdu song as lyrics are all urdu words(can be called Hindi as well)
This is one of the most Iconic songs of South Asia. It just doesnt get old. I heard this in the 90s when I was a kid. Still get goosebumps. You guys getting too hung up on the train. We just get it done, forget safety especially back then 😂
YES! This is the stuff you should explore more!! Also Chai in most Indian languages means tea. So when saying Chai Tea you are actually saying Tea Tea, I never understood why British ppl do this. Just call it Chai. ☺️
Chai is milk tea like it is made in India. Tea is made differently in different places. "Tea " is made without milk or even sugar (what you call black tea).. So when they call it Chai Tea, it means tea made the way Indians do. That is how it has been described and has been included in dictionaries now. So they are not calling it "tea tea" and Chai Tea is correct. We Indians tend to take literal translations of things and that is why we tend to make such small ignorant mistakes. I hope now you understand why it is called "Chai Tea". It is a type of preparation. Same as in China where the just call tea "Cha Shui" or literally translated to Tea. But here we call it Chinese tea. So the Chinese might ask us the same thing, like why we are calling it "Chinese Tea" instead of just Tea.
@@ahas1972 Omg so much mental gymnastics to justify the naming! It's just plain weird come on Pizza is also a type of bread but you don't call it Pizza bread, like Cappuccino is a coffee preparation but not called Cappuccino coffee. Call it Indian Tea or Chinese Tea whatever but Chai Tea is just strange, they also have something called Chai Tea Latte lol.
@@sunchi1461 Chai = Tea, it's the literal translation of this word. The thing is that they call it Chai Tea. Anyways it is not a big deal, just sounds strange to native hindi speakers.
1. I love how perfectly both of you pronounce Dil Se. 2. It's not a greensceen it's real 3. It's Hindi not Tamil, it's Bollywood (hindi). You guys have to get familiar with the actor Shah Rukh Khan (in short SRK). A legend. 4. It's shot in one day. The budgets back then were relatively small, traveling to such places and hiring a train was a big spending. They always tried to minimize the time, hence costs. You always hear stories how they shot entire songs in a day back then (on the set for 15-20 hours often)
The song is more Urdu. Words like Gulposh, Naghma, Kalma, Jannat, Khushboo, Mehke Taweez & Ayat is Urdu and not Hindi but both speakers are able to understand as Urdu has always been used in Bollywood.
@@lanabelair4775 yeah sorry with that logic we can say that 90% of the Bollywood songs are in Urdu. The movie itself however is considered a Hindi movie.
The song is sung in Urdu. Hindi and Urdu are similar in everyday conversation but have many differences. Urdu is a very flowery, poetic language. Urdu is derived from Arabic and Farsi (from Iran) and is typically the language for Muslims in India and Pakistan. It’s evident this song is Urdu from some of the terms like “aayat” meaning Islamic verse and “qalma” meaning declaration of Islamic faith
The song stems from Sufi music which comes from a cultural branch of Islam called Sufism. These songs are Urdu. Singers like Rahat Fateh Ali Khan (O Re Piya) and Atif Aslam often sing Sufi songs in a style called qawwali. A good example of a qawwali song you should check out is Bol Kaffara Kya Hoga by Sehar Gul Khan (the original version on the Bol channel).
Every toy mobile and all other toys with sounds had a part of this song back then when we were little... for years this was the "it" song and often made into daily conversations... It is so popular even today... No one can just sit on their seats when this song is playing. This is way more significant considering Indians "trains", atleast for some journeys because of the scenes that go by. So every time we are enjoying a train ride, this song is there...whether in our heads or we are just singing it.... Even the sound of train merges with this song since we have heard it so many times..
15:58 "Haven would be under their feet's" for " paon janate chalein" is a wrong translation. It is " just go with creating (or more pure word "born") your own feet's"
It's a bollywood movie and the song is in Hindi (pre-dominantly spoken in the Northern & Central India), directed by South India great. The location is too in Southern India.
Guys all the scene they shoot without green mat.that’s huge intelligent director MANIRATNAM and best real music maestro AR RAHMAN make the sound exactly train sound effects.that’s a pretty and such an master plan to took this kind of seance……hats of all the team…
Guys this is not greenscreen as it was actually shot on a moving train keeping in mind all the precautions and safety measures necessary. Shah Rukh Khan the actor in this video has done a great job right there. He's one of the best we've got and yes this is not from South it's from Bollywood movie name is 'Dil Se'.
Here are some of best songs of Arijit Binte Dil Laal Ishq Channa mereya Ghunghroo Aae dil hai mushkil Rihaa(this he made individually, it’s on his yt channel(oriyon music)) Love me thoda aur Judai(badlapur) Nashe si chadh gayi Muskuraane ki wajaah Humdard Samjhawaan hawaein Tum hi ho Milne hai mujhse aayi Kabhie jo baadal Itni si baat Soch na sake Khaamoshiyaan khairiyat poocho Baatein ye kabhi na Tu har lamha Gerua Janam janam Raaz ankhein teri Lo maan liya Dekh lena Phir mohabbat karne chala Sawan aaya hai Yeh fitoor mera Sooraj Dooba hai Galti se mistake Tu hi hai Aashiqui Bekhayali(it has 2 versions one by arijit and other by sachet tandon) Tujhe kitna chahne lage hum Shayad Raabta Break up song Dua Palat Yeh ishq hai Hamaari adhoori kahaani Daayre Har kisi ko Shaayraana Mann mast magan Enna sona Ijaazat Pal pal dil ke paas Phir kabhi(from msd the untold story) Aasaan nahi yahaan First class Kalank-title track Sanam Re Yaad hai na Aaj phir tum pe Aae zindagi gale lagaale Tose naina chahun main ya na Chal wahaan jaatein hai Zaalima Aa raat bhar Phir bhi tumko chahunga mai tera boyfriend Pal Pachtaoge Ve maahi Teri meri kahaani Blame the night Agar tum saath ho Uska hi banana Phir le aaya dil Aayat Suno na sangemarmar Chunar Naina Banjare Dekha hazaaron dafa Dil cheez tujhe dedi Lehra do Illahi Chodd do Kabira Dilli waali girlfriend Batameez dil Girl I need you Sukoon mila Roke na ruke naina Tera fitoor Luv Ju Aaj Se Teri Saware Ha main galat Ik vaari aa O saathi Aashiqui aa gaye Desh mere Mai rang sharabton ka(it has 2 versions) Tere hoke rahenge Bulleya-reprise(it has 2 versions) Tera hoke rahoon I have mentioned total 100, you might have heard many before Binte Dil Laal Ishq Channa mereya Ghunghroo Aae dil hai mushkil Rihaa(this he made individually, it’s on his yt channel(oriyon music)) Love me thoda aur Judai(badlapur) Nashe si chadh gayi Muskuraane ki wajaah Humdard Samjhawaan hawaein Tum hi ho Milne hai mujhse aayi Kabhie jo baadal Itni si baat Soch na sake Khaamoshiyaan khairiyat poocho Baatein ye kabhi na Tu har lamha Gerua Janam janam Raaz ankhein teri Lo maan liya Dekh lena Phir mohabbat karne chala Sawan aaya hai Yeh fitoor mera Sooraj Dooba hai Galti se mistake Tu hi hai Aashiqui Bekhayali(it has 2 versions one by arijit and other by sachet tandon) Tujhe kitna chahne lage hum Shayad Raabta Break up song Dua Palat Yeh ishq hai Hamaari adhoori kahaani Daayre Har kisi ko Shaayraana Mann mast magan Enna sona Ijaazat Pal pal dil ke paas Phir kabhi(from msd the untold story) Aasaan nahi yahaan First class Kalank-title track Sanam Re Yaad hai na Aaj phir tum pe Aae zindagi gale lagaale Tose naina chahun main ya na Chal wahaan jaatein hai Zaalima Aa raat bhar Phir bhi tumko chahunga mai tera boyfriend Pal Pachtaoge Ve maahi Teri meri kahaani Blame the night Agar tum saath ho Uska hi banana Phir le aaya dil Aayat Suno na sangemarmar Chunar Naina Banjare Dekha hazaaron dafa Dil cheez tujhe dedi Lehra do Illahi Chodd do Kabira Dilli waali girlfriend Batameez dil Girl I need you Sukoon mila Roke na ruke naina Tera fitoor Luv Ju Aaj Se Teri Saware Baabul mora Ik vaari aa O saathi Aashiqui aa gaye Desh mere Mai rang sharabton ka(it has 2 versions) Tere hoke rahenge Bulleya-reprise(it has 2 versions) Tera hoke rahoon I have mentioned total 100, you might have heard many before
You need to react to the song this movie was named after, "Dil Se re" and especially "Satrangi re"... The music and lyrics both define that and subsequent era of Bollywood.
that's shah rukh khan by the way! he's called the king of bollywood. i wish you'd explore more of him and find reasons to stan him as the king like any of us. maybe you should check out " *aankhein khuli ho ya ho band* from mohabbtein"
Well let me tell u it's all real no green screen..what amaze more is that the leads said no to any sort of safety while filming..it's an actual route to Ooty (a place in india).all this is actually shot on a moving train
Thanks for noting the rythmic beats because the music director of this movie and its songs was the very celebrated and venerated A R Rahman, he is probably the single most influential music director of the late 90s early 00s Bollywood Cinema since he mixed in western music with classic beats and produced truly unique music that resonated with his audience. His compositions and directing is virtually flawless.
The actor in the video is SRK (SHAH RUKH KHAN), he is world's 2nd richest actor. This song was also used as an intro and ending song in the 2006 HOLLYWOOD FILM "INSIDE MAN". Also some of the other famous Hollywood films used A.R.RAHMAN's songs/music as part of their films. And also this song is not in SOUTH INDIA LANGUAGE (TAMIL, TELUGU ,etc.), its in HINDI.
Before 2000, there was no green screen atleast in bollywood. Every action done by manually. If u get a chance to watch Sholay, the chasing scene is epic, w/o much safety equipment they performed all actions. And it a bollywood movie means hindi movie not from south.
Gulzar who wrote the lyrics is a modern legend and very well respected in the industry. I would encourage you to explore Vishal Bharadwaj's music composition as well he collaborates with Gulzar often. Also a fun fact both A. R. and Gulzar won the Oscar for best original song 'Jai Ho' from Slumdog Millionaire. Gulzar also has a Grammy if I am not mistaken. Edit: typo
Dude the entire shot was on a moving train. This movie and this song is a landmark in the film industry. The film through was a multi language release. The song though was in Hindi.
20:40 you we're actually almost on point there. We'll he does meet a girl who's quite dangerous in a way( no spoilers ) .The girl in question here is also the female lead but the girl on the train is not that girl and only present for the duration of the song.
It's a vibe song for all the 90's kids. Was released in multiple languages. In hindi it was chaiyya chaiyya, in tamil it was thaiyya thaiyya. The location is India's 1st hill train running between mettupalayam and ooty (ottacamund). There was no green screen, the long shots are done using crane camera's. Directed by mani rathnam who's is famous in making love and social issues kind of movies! It's been years but still the song has a seperate fan base all across India
So main character fell for one certain girl and she is kinda dangerous woman...but girl in this song is not main character,she is just part of that random village group,these people who sing and dance during long jurney so they dont get bored
It's impressive how you picked up the train sound percussion beats which I have seen many a people miss , Rahman and Sivamani have created a masterpiece .
Simplicity is an antonym for intricacy..... but you have very well described AR's work as "intricacies in simplicity".... "Taal Se Tall mila" is one such song. General people like me needs sometime ...some days ...to understand the intricacies in his music.
In this song he is not referring to the girl dancing but to some other girl he met for short time, and fell in love at first sight. he is on a journey looking for the girl.
In Hindi there are so many ways to express beloved And love ...So many words for beloved and love....for example piya,sanam,mahi,jaanam,all have same meaning (beloved)....
Omg...u finally reacted on this masterpiece... can't tell u how happy i m...this song is so nostalgic...and it was also the intro song of the Hollywood movie " inside man"😍😍😍💕💕💕
You guys are AWESOME🔥 I've never seen an analysis of a Indian song to these many details, love it❤ Dil Se is my most favourite film, thank you for reacting to Chaiyya Chaiyya❤
In 90 concept of hiding camera wasn’t there . We are talking about 25 yr back & they don’t have Hollywood budget . This was filmed on what we call toy’s train in mountain. They run at 25-28km per hour only . They had special flat carrier where group was dancing .
Wow I'm loving how your are breaking down all aspects of the song. The melody, the harmony, the rhythm, the lyrics and the video. This is a really profound reaction, worthy of such a legendary song. And interestingly you both seem to understand even the little nuances of the emotion, proves that love and music truly crosses boundaries. Thanks a lot!!
This whole song is done on train because in which station they want to shoot this song indian railway didn’t allowed for that so the choreographer of this song decided to perform on a train and it takes 5 days to shoot this song.
Gulzar is a legendary lyricist in the Hindi film industry. In the notes of one of his song collections, he writes that AR Rahman freed him from having to follow the standard formula of a repetitive chorus and verse. He could write free-form poetry. Songs they have done together are some of my favourites. Efra kind of guessed the theme of the movie. Dil se = from the heart. Waleska got the meaning of Shade spot-on. In India, Shade is valued. It is cooling, comforting and relief-giving. So, it is often used as a metaphor for love (even parental love). This was actually shot on a train (which was going at its slowest speed). You will notice that the dancing is largely grounded or even stationary. Yet, a couple of the back-up dancers are said to have fallen off the train while filming. The choreographer is Farah Khan and I think this is her best work. The film is in Hindi (even though the film's director Mani Ratnam and AR Rahman are originally from the Tamil Industry). There is a Tamil dubbed (I think) version of this film as well, but this is from the Hindi version. It was shot in the South, however. The Nilgiri Mountain Railway.
Nice reaction ❣️and this was real not greenscreen!!❣️And The actor in this video is SRK(Shah Rukh Khan)also know as King Of Bollywood!!🔥❣️this is a nostalgic song for us Indians!❣️
Hey guys.. You liked Ajay-Atul's Sairat Zala Ji song.. due to its orchestral feel. .. Then you will love another song from the duo, from same movie.. "Yad Lagla .. "
finally, they reacted to king khan!!! he's the celebrities of celebrities, tom Hiddleston, zayn malik, daniel Radcliffe are a few examples. he's a household name in other countries with a huge fanbase such as Russia and Germany, southeast Asia, etc. king khan is the nickname of Shahrukh khan the actor in this movie, he's known as the king of Bollywood, no one beats him in classics, he's the og and hopefully u react to the legendary pairing of srk(sharukh khan) and kajol(actress he's constantly paired up with, shes the blind girl in chand sifaarish u guys reacted to), their movie ddlj has been playing in the indian cinemas for thirty yrs (kpop idols including exo went to watch it in India) and many other movies of this pairing such k3g, kkhh are family classics that everyone watches regularly, I hope u react to their songs such as bole chudiyan and ye ladki hai allah
I think' Mohe Rang do Lal' would be a great pick for your next reaction. It's a bit classical from movie Bajirao Mastani . It's choreo is classical dance form called 'Kathak' which you'll just love .Also singer is Shreya with Pandit Birju Maharaj who is amazing in classical singing .You'll definitely love it.
@@kunalsingha7319 I agree, but don't know a bit recent song would be good and of course they can also pick Kaahe ched mohe .It's also a great choice though. No offence, I prefer both old and new songs.
@@scarlettd6768 see both songs choreograph by famous birju maharaj only. But devdas was better because madhuri is a professional classical dancer but deepika is not. She did great job but if they want to see real dance. Kaahe ched mohe will be better.
The movie was originally released in Hindi! te songs were Awesome thanks to AR Rahman and the singers, and Sharukh Khan's performance was applaudable! And YES ,it was filmed on a moving train but a very slow moving one but everyone risked their lives for shooting this including the leads,you can see them sitting when the train moves on a bridge!
I love this song Chaiyya Chaiyya it's ICONIC it's a classic from this classic film Dil Se. SRK is king of the 90s with this song. I love it. They actually danced on a moving train and shot this. I love the dancer actress MALAIKA ARORA. She's so good too. It's awesome that they could dance on a moving train and not fall off. One of my favorite songs ever! It is one of SRK'S best. I love the singers voices.
This is one album of ARR you should check out probably entirely, title track, 'Satrangi re' (quite a complex piece) and the ever lasting 'E Ajnabi' are still some of the most memorable songs even after 24 years ...As other comments said, this was on a real moving train. This train journey itself from Conoor to Ooty is one of the amazing train journies in India I have experienced (it's called Nilgiri Mountain railways and part of UNESCO heritage now). There are many articles where Sharukh and Malaika talks about the shooting of this video... essentially, it was a very slow moving train, most of the dancers were tied to the train and I think it took 4 and half days to film...there were few injuries too during the shoot ..so it was quite an adventure.
The full song is shooted on a moving train from Mettupalayam to Ooty route( Tamilnadu , southern railway) in 1998 but an another film 'Murattu - kaalai' ( starred by Rajinikant) there was a fight scene in moving train at the time of 1983..
Search for this article - It's Been 17 Years Of SRK's 'Chaiya Chaiya', And Farah Khan's Made Some Major Revelations About The Song. The song was shot on the moving train indeed but the speed was kept slow and constant to keep everyone stable, and the areal shots were taken using cranes. The choreographer is farah Khan and she has given the details about how this song was shot in many interviews. And this song is in Hindi, though this movie was dubbed in Tamil as well. The song is shot in the southern state of Tamil Nadu though.
This movie, Dil Se, has one of the best soundtracks in Indian Cinema and is also very highly regarded in terms of an artistic piece. You should check out all the songs.
Fun fact: AR Rahman took credit for the composition, but it's actually a copy of the original "Kar thaiya thaiya" sung by Sukhwinder for some punjabi album composed by some little known punjabi composer. The original song is based on Sufi composer Bulleshah's Kalaam.
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The whole song was actually filmed on a moving train, SRK and Malaika (the actors in the video) did an amazing job dancing on a moving train
& that's not common thing in India 😝
@R.C. yes
@R.C. yeah just like today's Nora.
Nonsense try standing in moving stuff lol
It's the greatness of the movie director Maniratnam from the south industry. So-called Bollywood cannot pull out such complicated/free-flowing songs with such beautiful music even today in 2022. AR Rehman is also a product of the south industry.
I heard A.R Rahman rode a train back and forth until he could mimic the sound of a train for the percussion. It's so seamless. He did the same thing for another film called Taal with the rain.
This is precious information for me. Thanks for sharing.
How in the Chaiya Chaiya phones does someone do that? Like what in the Padmavaats? Who in the Chaleya's does that? That's so seamless. I don't get how in the Bollywood someone can do this. SEAMLESS!
I hope I'm remembering correctly from his authorised biography, Adfimaker friends of his used to live in an apartment near a train track in Chennai. Rahman heard the train sounds often at their place for this.
Ok, that's interesting.
Nothing like that😂😂😂😂
Dil Se was a multi-language release, but primary language it was shot in is Hindi. Directed by the master himself Mani Ratnam. No green screen, no camera wizardries....Mani sir actually shot the song on top of a moving train...One of the most iconic songs in SRK's illustrious career
I think they meant the location "Tamil nadu" not the language tamil. But yea
Tamil version is awesome ever with sweet voices
The director of photography is Santhosh Sivan🤩...He is a legendary camera person.....
Give some credit to FARAH KHAN for directing the song
My mom grew up with this.
This song not just a song, it is a legit poem. Sure the choreography and cinematography is totally of the top level. But you have to know Urdu or Hindi to really appreciate the true beauty of this song to the full extent. Also Gulzar, the lyrcist, is a great legend in India.
Yes, its not green screen at all. Its all real and its on moving train. Shahrukh Khan is a legendary actor and Malaika also worked hard for this. Once Malaika shared her experience about shooting this song, she was nervous because its dangerous but they both just killed it. Its a classic and we have danced on this song a lot in childhood..
Train is moving slowly all credits goes to Rahman..
Don't exaggerate craap from fake sources.. even other ppl r dancing on it..
SRK is greatest and my favorite actor ...
That's sped up just like Chennai express titili song
@@freddiemercurybulsara3876 OK all credits goes to AR Rehman....... "All".... For choreography for filming for makeup for costumes for direction.......All credits goes to AR......
@@sarthakkharkwal8044 Exactly... No doubt the composition of music part is all credit to the legend and also to the entire music theme for the movie.
But, all the perfection credit goes to three.... Mani Ratnam Sir, Cinematography of Santosh Sir and obviously Srk.
In an interview with Anupam Kher, he told that he is never the most talented on sets, there are always better actors than me out there accompanying me but I try my best to get the people on sets get convinced that there is no one more hardworking than me.
And a fact, after Red Chillies Entertainment got it's foot in the industry, two of the old films of Srk that they bought the rights were Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa and Dil Se.... Srk literally as an actor gave it all. These are very close to his heart.
Srk, you beauty ❤
@@sarthakkharkwal8044 bs.. Rahman and Sukhwinder Singh... N director..
Don't credit srk simply
@@sarthakkharkwal8044 love the sarcasm. Add song lyrics to this too cuz apparently Gulzar did nothing, it was Rahman only
That was spot on, the movie is about chasing after love, even if it is forbidden, dangerous and that's what the song is about.
The direction and story is by the great Mani Ratnam, the music by AR, the lyrics by Gulzar and the cinematography by the amazing Santhosh Shivan. And yes it was filmed on a actual train.
Sukhwinder Singh is the only singer can turn water into fire ………🇨🇦
Guys this is real🤣🤣 not greenscreen. Papa is wrong here. Shah Rukh Khan did all this, No greenscreen👏
Ya we didn't have that much green screen use which could make the background this real technology was not so better back then
@@Azx12345 true
This song was filmed in Tamilnadu. It's a hill station called ooty.
Fun Fact: this song is the introductory song for the Hollywood movie - Inside Man starring Clive Owen and Jodie Foster. And one other movie if I’m not mistaken. No green screen involved.
And Denzel Washington 🙄 how do you forget that? And That it's a Spike Lee movie.
Shah Rukh said, "The dancers were all tied down that's why it was very difficult. The train was slow, but many times, those overhead bridges use to come and there was no communication like how you have those speakers now. I remember Farah Khan and the rest of the crew carried a white cloth. Every time they put it up it meant stop the song and just bend down. It was very scary. Because even when you lie down it was like you could literally feel the bridge pass over you. That song was shot guerrilla style. The train would stop and suddenly start. It was very difficult to shoot the song. It was fun but not without its difficulties." Quite a dare-devil!
This song is a cult classic and one of A.R.Rahman's finest compositions. A version of this song also features as the title music and in end credits in the Hollywood movie Inside Man. Santhosh Sivan, one of the finest cinematographers in India filmed this on Nilgiri Mountain railway in South India. He won the national award as well as the Filmfare awards in 1999 for this film. ARR's music as you can hear is outstanding due to the percussion, bass and flute orchestration being in line with the sounds of a moving train; simply awesome! They had to plan a lot and shoot the sequences in real time as the train was moving, so great work by the whole team.
there was no green screen ! whole song was choreographed on moving train . and the actor in the song is a world's No. 1 Actor SHAH RUKH KHAN (SRK)
Chaiyya Chaiyya is also featured in the opening and end credits for the English movie Inside Man (2006).
Also on a side note, people in India didn't travel like that on top of trains, it is a punishable offence. The screenplay of the song is purely for the sake of fantasy sequence in the movie.
The entire 'Dil Se' album is a masterpiece.
Also the best album of AR Rahman imho is 'Thiruda Thiruda'
Yeah, that's fuckin true man, and I ain't seen anyone reacting to that movie songs that's just sad. Thiruda thiruda is a masterpiece of ARR
Agree
100% agreed…
Thiruda Thirada the variety of compositions by #TheMozartofMadras #ARR for this feature film is unbelievable and incomparable…
That was the best phase of A R Rahman.90s to mid 2000s.
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the movie was not so popular but this song just stood out. People used to come during the time of song at the screening enjoy the song dance and leave. For this reason theater owners used to play this song again at the end of the movie for people to enjoy cause it has a sad ending.
the actress was tied with the rope in some parts but srk was not as he had jump and move a lot throughout the song.
it was shot in five days. Everything in this song is real and legit
Chaiyya Chaiyya, in my opinion, is one of the greatest songs ever produced, where the lyrics are pure poetry, the composition is nothing short of absolute genius, and the vocals are as perfect as they can be 👌
What about Satrangi Re from the same movie ?
I don't think any song like that will ever come in entire music history.
The lethal combo or AR , Sonu Nigam , Gulzar has given the soul of heaven in that song ❤
@@everythingforfun7104 YES! That's the most amazing song produced IMHO! Song, lyrics, video, acting, etc... Ugh, I just LOVE IT SO MUCH!
i love how they were acknowledging the whole the music ,the beat ,the drum.
AR Rahman's music unique
This song was filmed on the way of Ooty (short for Udhagamandalam), a hill station(town) of Tamil Nadu, India. One of the most beautiful tourist spots in India I've ever visited. As Indian Railways is very close to my heart n life (mostly for all Indians, don't be surprised), I can say that this song was filmed at Nilgiri Mountain Railway. That train is a toy train, nowadays it is called Nilgiri Express. Starts from Chennai(Mettupalayam) n ends in Ooty. The joyride n the side scenes are as spectacular as the town Ooty. Once in a lifetime experience. 😍😘😘
The feel of this song n the actual journey on this train in real life are basically the same.
You forgot to mention that it's actual passenger carriages now and not open cargo cars 😅😅
@@M1ntP0ppy 😄😄😄😄 true. But I can see some passenger coaches r also in the MV.
@@earthygoddess8454 yeahhhh true true and it's red too! So cool to see the old train 🤩🤩
@@M1ntP0ppy 😄😄
@@M1ntP0ppy no it's actually not red but blue... Only in to his song it's red.
I am amazed how wonderfully right your interpretation is. Just shows that Latin and Urdu souls speak to one another in the same wavelength. What a joy it was to hear the two of you speak about the song. Watch the film. It's one of the best films ever made anywhere. Love you both and your family.
Only 90's Indian kids know what this song did to us at that time. Like humming around this song whole day and just being happy to doing that's chaiyya chhaiyyan staps at home and get scolded after that.😂🤣
yeah i luvd this song i tried to dance like srk then jumming dancing
Also early 2000s
The 90's were awesome....
And....
That mobile toy with ringtone CHAIYA CHAIYA &
DHOOM MACHALE
@@r_r11111 yes, I remember that 😂
The actor in this song, Shah Rukh Khan, is one of the most famous actors in India. This song is in urdu and is from the Bollywood industry. There are many ways to express "beloved" in urdu because it is a very poetic language
The lyrics are by "Gulzar" sahab, he is well known film maker, novelist and poet... What I remember "Farah Khan" the Choreographer of the song shared her experience, the way the shot the song in 1 day (As they got permission from government for single day)... If you search it, you will get the vedio...
Yes Farah Khan
This song went down as a masterpiece, filmed without much safety equipment (yeah I know, terrifying) too.
It was all shot on the moving train, but they kept the speed of the train at a very specific pace to ensure everything will be kay.
"You can't jump on a train like that" you guys don't understand the absolute chaos of india
The song was actually captured on a real moving train!!! And the song, the filming, A R Rahman's creation, the choreography and Shah Rukh Khan... Everything together make this an iconic song!
It's not AR Rehman's creation. He just copied it. Original is a Punjabi song called "Kar thaiya thaiya".
@@Exiide89 I don't think it's copy but the lyrics is inspired by the iconic kalam kar thaiya thaiya, tere ishq wich nachaya kar thaiya thaiya." Gulzar ( sampurna singh kalra) being Punjabi himself obviously knew this and took inspiration from it. Yes not a lot of people no about it and the makers should have given credit but that was just a different time and makers didn't care to mention this thing. Musical composition of both is definitely different
Shahrukh Khan (SRK),
he's known as 'The King of Bollywood' and 'The King of Romance' , I am not exaggerating, he's known allover the world even in the film industry by these names.
He's the world's second richest actor with a networth of 870 million dollars and he's also the world's biggest movie star (as said by Forbes, CNN, Sky News, BBC, LA Times, Newsweek, etc) with a fanbase around 3.8 billion people.
Hugh Jackman called him 'The God Of Acting' .
He is so witty as well (Wittiest in the whole industry), I want you to check his interviews like with
David letterman
Brad Pitt
Google most searched questions.
Please react on his movies like
Don
Don 2
Devdas
Swades
Dil se
Ra.One
Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna
Kal ho na ho
Jab tak hai jaan
Rab ne Bana Di Jodi, etc
😂😂😂😂😂it's all real people..real locations, real train and real actors ...in Hindi and Urdu not Tamil but it sounds beautiful in Tamil too.. 🙏🏻🙆🏻♀️
Edit: by the way...this song was featured in the Hollywood movie Inside Man.
saw hundreds of reactions but the way guys understood our culture is the best. you never mispronounced the names deserves respect .
Gulzar is THE Lyricist of India , beyond the level of Rahman in composition terms. Also you guys did a great job in interpretation of what the lyrics might have meant. 👏🏻 kodos.
He's the lyricist for URDU mate. India has other languages which have their own Gulzar level talents.
@@kailash4799 Sampooran Singh Kalra AKA Gulzar is THE Lyricist of India ... there is no doubt about it and none can match his talent
Gulzar is not the original lyricist for the this song. This is a Punjabi original song called "Kar thaiya thaiya" which was copied by AR Rehman at the behest of Sukhwinder.
@@kailash4799 Yeah for pure hindi I like manoj muntashir also I like the lyricism of Irsad kamil(might be urdu).
Gulzar is the first nd only Indian lyricist who has Oscar nd Grammy.
You could also listen to 'Jiya Jale' from the same movie.
It has beautiful music, voices and lyrics. I think you guys would enjoy that a lot. 💕
The way you both interpreted the lyrics is spot on in regards to the story line of the whole movie. Chasing a love that’s dangerous and at the end finding tranquility in it.
You guys described the entire movie in your interpretation. Brilliant minds, you both!
Exactly. Never seen someone so bang on with the interpretation. It's actually a spoiler
It's a 1998 movie if someone hasn't watched it by now they deserve to have the movie spoiled (for Indians of course)
if you can observe,
The song is a replica of a train.
How a train starts, how it slowly pick up speed, how it blasts with full speed , how it honks, everything is conveyed through the rhythm and music of the song.
Kudos A.R.Rahman. he is from other planet.
The actor in the movie here is perhaps one of the greatest the world has ever seen, Shah Rukh Khan. And this act had been choreographed by a legendary choreographer in Farah Khan.
He's a great actor no doubt. But, one of the greatest of all time, it's just an Indian opinion. Even INDIA has had or has so many greater then him in terms of acting.
I am absolutely blown away by how accurately you guys understood the meaning the lyrics of this song allude to at 20:27!!
If you watch the movie, "Dil Se" this song refers to how the main character who is Amar, a journalist (played by Sharukh Khan aka the man in the red jacket) falls unwittingly and hopelessly in love with a mysterious woman on his journey named Meghna (she is not in this video but her character is played by Manisha Koirala), she reciprocates his love but rejects him as unbeknownst to him she is part of a nefarious terrorist group.
The movie is certainly a masterpiece and a must watch!
In Bollywood Gulzar is known as very respectful lyricist and has written more than 10,000 Bollywood songs
Gulzar is also a very famous film director....
Chaiya Chaiya song back in 1998,99,00 was voted as the 9th most popular and loved song worldwide.
SRK is legend guy... And all of this was filmed on moving train. Actors didn't even take any body double or kind of any alternative they themselves this every dance moves, jumps themselves. It's filmed is North India. And it's is a Urdu song as lyrics are all urdu words(can be called Hindi as well)
This is one of the most Iconic songs of South Asia. It just doesnt get old. I heard this in the 90s when I was a kid. Still get goosebumps. You guys getting too hung up on the train. We just get it done, forget safety especially back then 😂
YES! This is the stuff you should explore more!! Also Chai in most Indian languages means tea. So when saying Chai Tea you are actually saying Tea Tea, I never understood why British ppl do this. Just call it Chai. ☺️
Chai is milk tea like it is made in India. Tea is made differently in different places. "Tea " is made without milk or even sugar (what you call black tea).. So when they call it Chai Tea, it means tea made the way Indians do. That is how it has been described and has been included in dictionaries now. So they are not calling it "tea tea" and Chai Tea is correct. We Indians tend to take literal translations of things and that is why we tend to make such small ignorant mistakes. I hope now you understand why it is called "Chai Tea". It is a type of preparation. Same as in China where the just call tea "Cha Shui" or literally translated to Tea. But here we call it Chinese tea. So the Chinese might ask us the same thing, like why we are calling it "Chinese Tea" instead of just Tea.
@@ahas1972 Omg so much mental gymnastics to justify the naming! It's just plain weird come on Pizza is also a type of bread but you don't call it Pizza bread, like Cappuccino is a coffee preparation but not called Cappuccino coffee. Call it Indian Tea or Chinese Tea whatever but Chai Tea is just strange, they also have something called Chai Tea Latte lol.
He asked.. Is chai... Tea? Y the entire tirade on it?
@@sunchi1461 Chai = Tea, it's the literal translation of this word. The thing is that they call it Chai Tea. Anyways it is not a big deal, just sounds strange to native hindi speakers.
He is not saying chai chai dude🤣...he is saying chaiyya chaiyya...it means something else altogether. .it's Hindi language
you guys literally pronounce all the words so perfectly like latinos are really perfect at pronouncing our Indian words
1. I love how perfectly both of you pronounce Dil Se.
2. It's not a greensceen it's real
3. It's Hindi not Tamil, it's Bollywood (hindi). You guys have to get familiar with the actor Shah Rukh Khan (in short SRK). A legend.
4. It's shot in one day. The budgets back then were relatively small, traveling to such places and hiring a train was a big spending. They always tried to minimize the time, hence costs. You always hear stories how they shot entire songs in a day back then (on the set for 15-20 hours often)
The song is more Urdu. Words like Gulposh, Naghma, Kalma, Jannat, Khushboo, Mehke Taweez & Ayat is Urdu and not Hindi but both speakers are able to understand as Urdu has always been used in Bollywood.
@@lanabelair4775 yeah sorry with that logic we can say that 90% of the Bollywood songs are in Urdu. The movie itself however is considered a Hindi movie.
@@linkbombchu168 you can say it is a hindi song which uses videsaj shabd which are originally form urdu
It is originally a tamil movie which got dubbed in hindi
It is mani ratnam movie uyire
@@lanabelair4775 hindi and urdu are the same
The song is sung in Urdu. Hindi and Urdu are similar in everyday conversation but have many differences. Urdu is a very flowery, poetic language. Urdu is derived from Arabic and Farsi (from Iran) and is typically the language for Muslims in India and Pakistan. It’s evident this song is Urdu from some of the terms like “aayat” meaning Islamic verse and “qalma” meaning declaration of Islamic faith
The song stems from Sufi music which comes from a cultural branch of Islam called Sufism. These songs are Urdu. Singers like Rahat Fateh Ali Khan (O Re Piya) and Atif Aslam often sing Sufi songs in a style called qawwali. A good example of a qawwali song you should check out is Bol Kaffara Kya Hoga by Sehar Gul Khan (the original version on the Bol channel).
it was actually filmed on moving train and it is a bolloywood song best decade for hindi songs
Every toy mobile and all other toys with sounds had a part of this song back then when we were little... for years this was the "it" song and often made into daily conversations... It is so popular even today... No one can just sit on their seats when this song is playing. This is way more significant considering Indians "trains", atleast for some journeys because of the scenes that go by. So every time we are enjoying a train ride, this song is there...whether in our heads or we are just singing it.... Even the sound of train merges with this song since we have heard it so many times..
Do listen to the Title track 'Dil Se' of this movie. An absolute masterpiece.
15:58 "Haven would be under their feet's" for " paon janate chalein" is a wrong translation. It is " just go with creating (or more pure word "born") your own feet's"
It's a bollywood movie and the song is in Hindi (pre-dominantly spoken in the Northern & Central India), directed by South India great.
The location is too in Southern India.
Location for this specific song is in North east if I'm not mistaken.
@@ashwinsubramanya Pretty sure its the train up the hills to Ooty in Tamil Nadu
Urdu more than what hindi speakers use.
The location os barrack valley in Assam
@@sauravMAitra96 this song was shot in ooty bro,tamil nadu
Waleska and Efra both are geniuses coz I've never seen anyone understanding a Indian music just by watching and listening in one go.
yess this is a legendary song...the whole song ..each and every part was shot on a moving train ..its iconic 🌹🌹there wasn't a single green screenn 😌
Guys all the scene they shoot without green mat.that’s huge intelligent director MANIRATNAM and best real music maestro AR RAHMAN make the sound exactly train sound effects.that’s a pretty and such an master plan to took this kind of seance……hats of all the team…
Guys this is not greenscreen as it was actually shot on a moving train keeping in mind all the precautions and safety measures necessary. Shah Rukh Khan the actor in this video has done a great job right there. He's one of the best we've got and yes this is not from South it's from Bollywood movie name is 'Dil Se'.
Here are some of best songs of Arijit
Binte Dil
Laal Ishq
Channa mereya
Ghunghroo
Aae dil hai mushkil
Rihaa(this he made individually, it’s on his yt channel(oriyon music))
Love me thoda aur
Judai(badlapur)
Nashe si chadh gayi
Muskuraane ki wajaah
Humdard
Samjhawaan
hawaein
Tum hi ho
Milne hai mujhse aayi
Kabhie jo baadal
Itni si baat
Soch na sake
Khaamoshiyaan
khairiyat poocho
Baatein ye kabhi na
Tu har lamha
Gerua
Janam janam
Raaz ankhein teri
Lo maan liya
Dekh lena
Phir mohabbat karne chala
Sawan aaya hai
Yeh fitoor mera
Sooraj Dooba hai
Galti se mistake
Tu hi hai Aashiqui
Bekhayali(it has 2 versions one by arijit and other by sachet tandon)
Tujhe kitna chahne lage hum
Shayad
Raabta
Break up song
Dua
Palat
Yeh ishq hai
Hamaari adhoori kahaani
Daayre
Har kisi ko
Shaayraana
Mann mast magan
Enna sona
Ijaazat
Pal pal dil ke paas
Phir kabhi(from msd the untold story)
Aasaan nahi yahaan
First class
Kalank-title track
Sanam Re
Yaad hai na
Aaj phir tum pe
Aae zindagi gale lagaale
Tose naina
chahun main ya na
Chal wahaan jaatein hai
Zaalima
Aa raat bhar
Phir bhi tumko chahunga
mai tera boyfriend
Pal
Pachtaoge
Ve maahi
Teri meri kahaani
Blame the night
Agar tum saath ho
Uska hi banana
Phir le aaya dil
Aayat
Suno na sangemarmar
Chunar
Naina Banjare
Dekha hazaaron dafa
Dil cheez tujhe dedi
Lehra do
Illahi
Chodd do
Kabira
Dilli waali girlfriend
Batameez dil
Girl I need you
Sukoon mila
Roke na ruke naina
Tera fitoor
Luv Ju
Aaj Se Teri
Saware
Ha main galat
Ik vaari aa
O saathi
Aashiqui aa gaye
Desh mere
Mai rang sharabton ka(it has 2 versions)
Tere hoke rahenge
Bulleya-reprise(it has 2 versions)
Tera hoke rahoon
I have mentioned total 100, you might have heard many before
Binte Dil
Laal Ishq
Channa mereya
Ghunghroo
Aae dil hai mushkil
Rihaa(this he made individually, it’s on his yt channel(oriyon music))
Love me thoda aur
Judai(badlapur)
Nashe si chadh gayi
Muskuraane ki wajaah
Humdard
Samjhawaan
hawaein
Tum hi ho
Milne hai mujhse aayi
Kabhie jo baadal
Itni si baat
Soch na sake
Khaamoshiyaan
khairiyat poocho
Baatein ye kabhi na
Tu har lamha
Gerua
Janam janam
Raaz ankhein teri
Lo maan liya
Dekh lena
Phir mohabbat karne chala
Sawan aaya hai
Yeh fitoor mera
Sooraj Dooba hai
Galti se mistake
Tu hi hai Aashiqui
Bekhayali(it has 2 versions one by arijit and other by sachet tandon)
Tujhe kitna chahne lage hum
Shayad
Raabta
Break up song
Dua
Palat
Yeh ishq hai
Hamaari adhoori kahaani
Daayre
Har kisi ko
Shaayraana
Mann mast magan
Enna sona
Ijaazat
Pal pal dil ke paas
Phir kabhi(from msd the untold story)
Aasaan nahi yahaan
First class
Kalank-title track
Sanam Re
Yaad hai na
Aaj phir tum pe
Aae zindagi gale lagaale
Tose naina
chahun main ya na
Chal wahaan jaatein hai
Zaalima
Aa raat bhar
Phir bhi tumko chahunga
mai tera boyfriend
Pal
Pachtaoge
Ve maahi
Teri meri kahaani
Blame the night
Agar tum saath ho
Uska hi banana
Phir le aaya dil
Aayat
Suno na sangemarmar
Chunar
Naina Banjare
Dekha hazaaron dafa
Dil cheez tujhe dedi
Lehra do
Illahi
Chodd do
Kabira
Dilli waali girlfriend
Batameez dil
Girl I need you
Sukoon mila
Roke na ruke naina
Tera fitoor
Luv Ju
Aaj Se Teri
Saware
Baabul mora
Ik vaari aa
O saathi
Aashiqui aa gaye
Desh mere
Mai rang sharabton ka(it has 2 versions)
Tere hoke rahenge
Bulleya-reprise(it has 2 versions)
Tera hoke rahoon
I have mentioned total 100, you might have heard many before
You need to react to the song this movie was named after, "Dil Se re" and especially "Satrangi re"...
The music and lyrics both define that and subsequent era of Bollywood.
crazy how they shot this in the 90s without harnesses, stunt doubles or CGI. an iconic and trailblazing effort! was in 1998 without any green-screen
that's shah rukh khan by the way! he's called the king of bollywood. i wish you'd explore more of him and find reasons to stan him as the king like any of us.
maybe you should check out
" *aankhein khuli ho ya ho band* from mohabbtein"
Well let me tell u it's all real no green screen..what amaze more is that the leads said no to any sort of safety while filming..it's an actual route to Ooty (a place in india).all this is actually shot on a moving train
Thanks for noting the rythmic beats because the music director of this movie and its songs was the very celebrated and venerated A R Rahman, he is probably the single most influential music director of the late 90s early 00s Bollywood Cinema since he mixed in western music with classic beats and produced truly unique music that resonated with his audience. His compositions and directing is virtually flawless.
The actor in the video is SRK (SHAH RUKH KHAN), he is world's 2nd richest actor. This song was also used as an intro and ending song in the 2006 HOLLYWOOD FILM "INSIDE MAN". Also some of the other famous Hollywood films used A.R.RAHMAN's songs/music as part of their films.
And also this song is not in SOUTH INDIA LANGUAGE (TAMIL, TELUGU ,etc.), its in HINDI.
Before 2000, there was no green screen atleast in bollywood. Every action done by manually. If u get a chance to watch Sholay, the chasing scene is epic, w/o much safety equipment they performed all actions.
And it a bollywood movie means hindi movie not from south.
Gulzar who wrote the lyrics is a modern legend and very well respected in the industry. I would encourage you to explore Vishal Bharadwaj's music composition as well he collaborates with Gulzar often.
Also a fun fact both A. R. and Gulzar won the Oscar for best original song 'Jai Ho' from Slumdog Millionaire. Gulzar also has a Grammy if I am not mistaken.
Edit: typo
Dude the entire shot was on a moving train. This movie and this song is a landmark in the film industry. The film through was a multi language release. The song though was in Hindi.
20:40 you we're actually almost on point there. We'll he does meet a girl who's quite dangerous in a way( no spoilers ) .The girl in question here is also the female lead but the girl on the train is not that girl and only present for the duration of the song.
It's a vibe song for all the 90's kids. Was released in multiple languages. In hindi it was chaiyya chaiyya, in tamil it was thaiyya thaiyya. The location is India's 1st hill train running between mettupalayam and ooty (ottacamund). There was no green screen, the long shots are done using crane camera's. Directed by mani rathnam who's is famous in making love and social issues kind of movies! It's been years but still the song has a seperate fan base all across India
So main character fell for one certain girl and she is kinda dangerous woman...but girl in this song is not main character,she is just part of that random village group,these people who sing and dance during long jurney so they dont get bored
It's impressive how you picked up the train sound percussion beats which I have seen many a people miss , Rahman and Sivamani have created a masterpiece .
Simplicity is an antonym for intricacy..... but you have very well described AR's work as "intricacies in simplicity".... "Taal Se Tall mila" is one such song. General people like me needs sometime ...some days ...to understand the intricacies in his music.
In this song he is not referring to the girl dancing but to some other girl he met for short time, and fell in love at first sight. he is on a journey looking for the girl.
In Hindi there are so many ways to express beloved And love ...So many words for beloved and love....for example piya,sanam,mahi,jaanam,all have same meaning (beloved)....
Omg...u finally reacted on this masterpiece... can't tell u how happy i m...this song is so nostalgic...and it was also the intro song of the Hollywood movie " inside man"😍😍😍💕💕💕
You guys are AWESOME🔥 I've never seen an analysis of a Indian song to these many details, love it❤ Dil Se is my most favourite film, thank you for reacting to Chaiyya Chaiyya❤
In 90 concept of hiding camera wasn’t there . We are talking about 25 yr back & they don’t have Hollywood budget .
This was filmed on what we call toy’s train in mountain. They run at 25-28km per hour only . They had special flat carrier where group was dancing .
Wow I'm loving how your are breaking down all aspects of the song. The melody, the harmony, the rhythm, the lyrics and the video.
This is a really profound reaction, worthy of such a legendary song.
And interestingly you both seem to understand even the little nuances of the emotion, proves that love and music truly crosses boundaries.
Thanks a lot!!
This whole song is done on train because in which station they want to shoot this song indian railway didn’t allowed for that so the choreographer of this song decided to perform on a train and it takes 5 days to shoot this song.
Gulzar is a legendary lyricist in the Hindi film industry. In the notes of one of his song collections, he writes that AR Rahman freed him from having to follow the standard formula of a repetitive chorus and verse. He could write free-form poetry. Songs they have done together are some of my favourites. Efra kind of guessed the theme of the movie. Dil se = from the heart. Waleska got the meaning of Shade spot-on. In India, Shade is valued. It is cooling, comforting and relief-giving. So, it is often used as a metaphor for love (even parental love). This was actually shot on a train (which was going at its slowest speed). You will notice that the dancing is largely grounded or even stationary. Yet, a couple of the back-up dancers are said to have fallen off the train while filming. The choreographer is Farah Khan and I think this is her best work. The film is in Hindi (even though the film's director Mani Ratnam and AR Rahman are originally from the Tamil Industry). There is a Tamil dubbed (I think) version of this film as well, but this is from the Hindi version. It was shot in the South, however. The Nilgiri Mountain Railway.
Nice reaction ❣️and this was real not greenscreen!!❣️And The actor in this video is SRK(Shah Rukh Khan)also know as King Of Bollywood!!🔥❣️this is a nostalgic song for us Indians!❣️
Hey guys.. You liked Ajay-Atul's Sairat Zala Ji song.. due to its orchestral feel. .. Then you will love another song from the duo, from same movie.. "Yad Lagla .. "
finally, they reacted to king khan!!! he's the celebrities of celebrities, tom Hiddleston, zayn malik, daniel Radcliffe are a few examples. he's a household name in other countries with a huge fanbase such as Russia and Germany, southeast Asia, etc. king khan is the nickname of Shahrukh khan the actor in this movie, he's known as the king of Bollywood, no one beats him in classics, he's the og and hopefully u react to the legendary pairing of srk(sharukh khan) and kajol(actress he's constantly paired up with, shes the blind girl in chand sifaarish u guys reacted to), their movie ddlj has been playing in the indian cinemas for thirty yrs (kpop idols including exo went to watch it in India) and many other movies of this pairing such k3g, kkhh are family classics that everyone watches regularly, I hope u react to their songs such as bole chudiyan and ye ladki hai allah
This song was USED IN the intro of the ENGLISH FILM 'INSIDE MAN'.
Do check one other song of this movie i.e. the title song named "Dil Se"! It will be great experience altogether.
I love the way they are shocked by Shahrukh's jump on the train. He can do anything for his job. He is that dedicated towards his work.
I think' Mohe Rang do Lal' would be a great pick for your next reaction. It's a bit classical from movie Bajirao Mastani . It's choreo is classical dance form called 'Kathak' which you'll just love .Also singer is Shreya with Pandit Birju Maharaj who is amazing in classical singing .You'll definitely love it.
Yes I have recommended this so many times 😭
Why not Kaahe ched mohe from devdas. It's way better than mohe rang do laal.
@@kunalsingha7319 I agree, but don't know a bit recent song would be good and of course they can also pick Kaahe ched mohe .It's also a great choice though. No offence, I prefer both old and new songs.
@@scarlettd6768 see both songs choreograph by famous birju maharaj only. But devdas was better because madhuri is a professional classical dancer but deepika is not. She did great job but if they want to see real dance. Kaahe ched mohe will be better.
@@kunalsingha7319 To be honest, I love both the songs but I just recommended what came into my mind.
This song was the first song which made to UK chart Busters and remained in top chart Busters for more than 2 months
100% shot on train
back in the days these shoots were preferred without green/blue screens
The train is vary slow
The movie was originally released in Hindi! te songs were Awesome thanks to AR Rahman and the singers, and Sharukh Khan's performance was applaudable! And YES ,it was filmed on a moving train but a very slow moving one but everyone risked their lives for shooting this including the leads,you can see them sitting when the train moves on a bridge!
This song is in Hindi/urdu...
In Hindi.. you have easily 5-6 synonyms of single English word..
Zayan malik told this song "chayaa chayaa" is his favourite song in Bollywood
This is a Hindi song. And that's Shahrukh Khan, biggest movie star of the world according to google
I love this song Chaiyya Chaiyya it's ICONIC it's a classic from this classic film Dil Se. SRK is king of the 90s with this song. I love it. They actually danced on a moving train and shot this. I love the dancer actress MALAIKA ARORA. She's so good too. It's awesome that they could dance on a moving train and not fall off. One of my favorite songs ever! It is one of SRK'S best. I love the singers voices.
Srk( the male actor) is a legend in Bollywood. Check out more of his songs sung by Sonu, Shaan, Udit Narayan, Arijit and many more
This is one album of ARR you should check out probably entirely, title track, 'Satrangi re' (quite a complex piece) and the ever lasting 'E Ajnabi' are still some of the most memorable songs even after 24 years ...As other comments said, this was on a real moving train. This train journey itself from Conoor to Ooty is one of the amazing train journies in India I have experienced (it's called Nilgiri Mountain railways and part of UNESCO heritage now). There are many articles where Sharukh and Malaika talks about the shooting of this video... essentially, it was a very slow moving train, most of the dancers were tied to the train and I think it took 4 and half days to film...there were few injuries too during the shoot ..so it was quite an adventure.
He is Shahruk Khan (king khan)😍😀 one of most famous and riches actor in the world...
The full song is shooted on a moving train from Mettupalayam to Ooty route( Tamilnadu , southern railway) in 1998 but an another film 'Murattu - kaalai' ( starred by Rajinikant) there was a fight scene in moving train at the time of 1983..
Search for this article - It's Been 17 Years Of SRK's 'Chaiya Chaiya', And Farah Khan's Made Some Major Revelations About The Song. The song was shot on the moving train indeed but the speed was kept slow and constant to keep everyone stable, and the areal shots were taken using cranes. The choreographer is farah Khan and she has given the details about how this song was shot in many interviews. And this song is in Hindi, though this movie was dubbed in Tamil as well. The song is shot in the southern state of Tamil Nadu though.
This movie, Dil Se, has one of the best soundtracks in Indian Cinema and is also very highly regarded in terms of an artistic piece.
You should check out all the songs.
Fun fact: AR Rahman took credit for the composition, but it's actually a copy of the original "Kar thaiya thaiya" sung by Sukhwinder for some punjabi album composed by some little known punjabi composer. The original song is based on Sufi composer Bulleshah's Kalaam.
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@@krishnakrishna3022 yes the original is of some sufi song .
@@ImperiousKing give the link
Fun Fact: none of that was green-screen; it's all real!
This is not South Indian language song, it's hindi song from Bollywood , featuring King of Bollywood SRK.
Actual truth this movie Director is tamil (south indian) he dnt know hindi also😂
These are practical shots! Also you guys would love - Aalaporan Thamizhan - by A.R.Rahman. Beautiful song visually and also in terms of the score itself…
Sukhwinder Singh , always rock,,, 🦁