My respect for Efra just skyrocketed when he said that Garmi is a garbage song . Thank you guys for giving such a honest review of the songs unlike other reaction channel who just fake it for view . Really appreciate it .
It's a habit of indians to blindly follow whatever a white foreigner say to there culture,there songs or any other thing... people like u even have enjoyed the song earlier but now just to look cool...agrees to them whatever they say
50's and 60's songs are evergreen Specially songs sung by Legends like lata Mangeshkar, Kishore kumar and Mohammed Rafi...... love to listen these even till now....
Jagjit singh - legend of Ghazal. Ghazal is different genre of music.. the lyrics and the tune of Ghazal is more influenced by Urdu. It's really poetic.. 🥰🥰🥰 Also efra the woman you noticed is the same woman from the music video of Chand sifarish- the blind woman.. Her name is Kajol.. Kajol and Shahruk khan is the on-screen king couple of 90s and 2000s. 🥰🥰🥰
The actress you wanted to know about is Kajol an amazing actress best known as one half of one of the most well known onscreen couples in Bollywood with Shah Rukh Khan. That movie you saw her is the longest running Bollywood Movie
absolutely right efra..arijit changed the game with tum hi ho..it was a MASSIVE hit..it was mad popular and you could literally hear the entire 1.3 billion population singing to it
90s and even the 2000s was just like entire love for lot of us. Bollywood has given a lot of precious moments over the years and despite what some haters point, I will keep loving this industry and the people. A lag phase but pretty sure the late 22 will get things right. Uff those Main Hoon Na days, Krrish watch along with cousins, enacting Om Shanti Om... Ahmm just 💝 ❤❤
@@abhimanyubhosale850 Bro go and watch his Byomkesh Bakshi movie....n one thing u can clearly see the things how changed after his MURDER towards bollywood...He already predicted that one day this system will collapse(u know the system!!)...this is what the Legendary he did...He opened the minds of people by sacrifying himself....About his art he is one of the finest actor in Bollywood...
Songs from the 50s, 60s & 70s were so much a part of my childhood. Surprisingly enough I am a GenZ kid born in 2002 but my mom used to have a Sony Ericsson flip phone throughout the later 90s. That was a hidden treasure for me. She had a huge collection of over 50 songs (quite much if you consider the storage capacity of a 90s era phone). My mom was and still is a huge fan of Lata Mangeshkar. I used to play them on loop whenever I had the chance and we used to listen to them together. The amount of nostalgia I have towards Lata Di's "Sheesha Ho Ya Dil Ho", "Jai Jai Shiv Shankar", "Ek Radha Ek Meera", " Megha Re Megha Re" is just astounding. So many memories. RIP LATA MANGESHKAR ♥️✨
I am also a GenZ kid born in 2004 and my mum is the one who introduced me to the music industry. She loved listening to the songs specially from 60s to 2000s era. We used to watch Chitrahar on DD National and from there I came to love those Hindi songs. My mom doesn't listen to those songs much now but I love listening to them and she calls me an old soul for that😁
I'm Gen Z (2004) and an ABCD to boot, but I also grew up listening to and loving these classic songs from the 50s onward. Thank you so much to my parents for always playing them.
1:38 *Devdas* is actually a Novel Written by famous Bengali Writer *Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay* .. Many directors including Sanjay Leela Bhansali made these films based on this novel... One of his famous novel is *Pareenita*
22:39 Her name is Kajol. She is a actor and is in many good movies. I actually know her only in the movies Sharukh Khan is in too. And every one of this movies was great.
Let's talk about Jagjit Singh. Yes, you are right, Jagjit Singh changed the way make vocals were in the Hindi film industry. It wasn't until 2000s that it became mainstream, but he was the trendsetter. He was also the pioneer of bringing "ghazal" into mainstream music. His music was for the soul. You should definitely check more of his songs, particularly "Tum itna kyo", "Tum bin".
The actress you were asking about, the one Efra wants to date, is Kajol, she was the female lead along Shah Rukh Khan in that movie, my favourite Bollywood movie. One of the most beautiful women in the industry. Their chemistry was off the roof. From that film I recommend the song Tujhe Dekha to ye jana sanam. I'm eagerly waiting for you guys to get into Shah Rukh Khan's era, his 90s and early 00s are a total classic❤
@@sparks8087 omg really?? 🥺🥺Wow that's tough man, but I guess celebrities remain celebrities, at the end of the day we know nothing about their lives or who they are behind the cameras 🤷 glad that SRK is a great man tho!
@@chaizan9733 Are you surprised? Kajol is known to be mean irl - she has even broken phones and cameras of people. Kareena is snooty (ran into her thrice but not so bad). Kajol is even mean to her friends lol. Juhi is way nicer in person and even on SM - bit ditzy but super nice. I have met several celebs and not all of them are mean but Kajol is the worst tbh. She is always screaming at people and very snooty. I think the best celeb to meet irl is SRK. He is genuinely warm and nice.
If you’re doing Indian classical music podcast I highly recommend adding Kalinga narthana thillana (the Kuldeep m Pai one) it’s the perfect classical song imo and I’ve been obsessed with it for weeks now
The actor in the song mai tera boyfriend is no more. He died 2 years back. His name was sushant singh rajpoot. He was an actor, dancer and even good in academics. People of India still fighting for him. According to the family, friends, relatives and fans he was murdered but according to the police and death scenario he took his own life. Hope for the justice.
30:49 A R RAHMAN has been composing songs from the 90's. Songs for example "CHAIYA CHAIYA" ( to which you have already reacted) was a song from a film called DIL SE released in the year 1998, song like TAAL SE TAAL from the film TAAL (1999), etc. So he has been maintaining his compositions from the 90's, i think.
I'm not indian so I don't know alot of the movies.. but this video had some of the must watch classics.. my absolute fav Bollywood movie has to be K3G (Kabhi khushi kabhi Gham) in 2001 which was the year I was born lol.. it's a masterpiece.. and the cast is brilliant.. whenever it comes on TV all the family sits and watches.. and it even has a song that was shot in my country.. then of course DDLJ in 1995.. 2nd fav.. Alot of beautiful songs.. recognised alot and I'm happy that I did..❤️
Tanishk Bagchi is the Remixer you were talking about. His remixes are mostly trash but his original compositions are good. His Original Compositions include - Baarish by Ash king, Ve maahi by Arijitsingh, Raatan Lambiyan by Jubin.
@@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db You're right. But I find baarish amazing. Also, don't know if bolna is a remake or original, otherwise it's an amazing song as well.
So many interesting things in that video!! I am one of those middle aged boys 😊you talked about (40+) who fell in love with music in 80s, 90s (and a lot of old stuff that our parents loved from 50s to 80s that was dominated by Raafi Saab, Lata di, Mukesh ji and Kishore da) and then felt a huge change in the entire Bollywood music industry from 2000 onwards...the biggest change was how much more songs became rythm focused (we always had good percussion as a heartbeat of songs always but this change was more of discarding all other aspects and focussing on that winning beat which would dominate the song to become a party number or easy catch phrase)...we have a bit of revival from the time Aashique2 came around but you can find a lot of remakes and a lack of originality in terms of melody these days (again, I am generalizing and this doesn't mean that you had brilliant songs in any era but this was the trend as noted by a late 70s kid)...Lyricism was a huge part of Bollywood music and almost all of the old songs had amazing poetry behind them, the poetry and romanticism of old songs (with rich imagery and philosophy behind it) changed to a more obvious and common lyrics in 90s which was still pretty good but accessible to everyone and in 2000s, lyrics just became an unimportant factor of songs (one of the reason could be that instead of implying and generating the rich imagery through lyrics, now you had enough money and technical advancement to actually show it on screen but this wasn't the sole reason), again we had seen at least a revival of lyrics and soulful songs in the last few years but its still few and far in between for me to be really a big fan of the Bollywood industry these days (apart from certain artists like Arijith, Shreya and some composers like Amit Trivedi) In general, I am also really happy that you manage to get a glimpse to a magical singer called Jagjith Singh in this compilation...It was only yesterday that I was commenting about recommending Ghazals and there you are listening to one of the best ghazal singers from India called Jagjith and infact 'Tum Itna Jo' which you heard here was one of the several that I was considering recommending as a gradual introduction to Ghazals...
1. That 90's actress is Kajol, and she along with SRK gave some outstanding movies. 2. In 2013, Arijit Singh really changed the bollywood industry music game. In was his debut song which got incredibly super-hit. He was a masterclass singer out of other newcomers then and now, he is almost a legend. 3. The handsome actor from 2017's song is Sushant Singh Rajput. He was not a star kid, just a outsider who came and won hearts of millions of people through his first movie, Kai Po Che. This brilliant actor committed suicide out of derepression in 2020. It was reported that he didn’t get good projects just because he was a outsider, not a star kid from any bollywood family. Moreover, he had some relationship issues (alleged) which made him so much depressed.
@@59rohans.rahman25 Yes it's not proven but sometimes truth cannot be proven because of all the lies put across. I know what it was and shame on you if you think otherwise.
I requested you a while ago to react to 'Angana Morey' by Shreya Ghoshal. She composed her single and her brother produced it. It is such a beautiful mix between Indian classical music and electronic music. Please 🫀☀️🥲
@@amodmodak 1 composition partner 2 singing style 3 completely changed the way of expressing feeling. 4 empowerment of independent music 5 most important changes i have seen that, singer dependency on actor has gone. Now you can use Rahat Fateh Ali Khan on Salman Khan voice 🤣🤣. Actor don't need to lipsing
this wasn't about their era.. it was about how Hindi Music evolved. and you are talking about KK..the videomakers didnt even included AR Rehman who's music was the game changer in 1990s. He brought Bass, violin, flutes, cello's level to another notch..His first movie Roja which was his first ever musical debut, was the first movie ever that used Fostex18 track mixer that recorded every nuances of each musical instrument that was played in a song. but then that changed the face of tamil music more than of Hindi
I remember every songs starting from 1950s. And in particularly I love songs before 2000s. I was born in 2003 so imagine the power of these songs. I guarantee majority people from north India, pakistan and certain level to Nepal and bangladesh also, had heard these songs once in their life. They are still so popular not a single today song can match to it's popularity.
The whole album of ashiqui movie is legendry.. you guys should react to Kumar Sanu.. he is one of my favourites.. And the actress you wanted to know she is Kajol..
Finallly Finally... you guyz are getting into Classic Bollywood... Guyz please react to old bollywood. You will love them. Must say you haven't even explored 0.1% of bollywood classics yet. And the Music by our legends Shankar - Jaikishan, OP Nayyar, RD Burman and many more of them used to be top notch. We had some amazing cabret dances and songs by the legendary Helen as well. For starters you could watch 1) O haseena zulfo wali jane jaha - From the movie Teesri Manzil 2) Aaja Aaja Main hoon pyaar tera - From Teesri Manzil 3) Piya tu ab toh aaja - Caravan 4) Dilbar di se pyaare - Caravan 5) Mehbooba Mehbooba - Sholay 6) Mud Mud ke na dekh - Shree 420 7) Jawani Janeman Haseen Dilruba - Namak Haram 8) Aaiye Meherbaan - Howrah Bridge 9) Badan Pe Sitare Lapete Huye 10) Chura Liya Hai Tumne Jo Dil Ko We have many many many more that we can recommend. But you start with these first.
Fun Fact: K L Saigal was technically the first superstar of Indian film industry. He was so influential that countless singers from the next generation started their career imitating Saigal's style, the most prominent being Md Rafi and Mukesh.
6:40 I guess the transition from 40s to 50s is also because of the post colonial era and Indian Independence in 1947. As a free nation, the entertainment industry had a boost post independence and music and movies had a better outreach. One could notice a switch in the tone of the kind of movies or songs pre and post independence. 30s and 40s were all about the freedom struggle, so movies and songs weren't really 'celebratory' in nature,the youth/ people were busy fighting the British, movies and entertainment weren't really a priority. But this changed after Independence. Might as well add, 70s and 80s were really dominated by upbeat disco music, which for some reason this video completely ignored
that's a really good point. all the songs in 30s n 40s were about freedom fighting, anguish n struggles against the colonial rule. no wonder I could never like K.L.Sehgal'song from that era.. no offence..his voice is really nice and earthy but its really not my cup of tea..lol I told this to my mum n she is like even never liked Sehgal's songs..they were all about shedding tears.
You should watch "Mughal e Azam" . One of the most important movies of Indian Cinema and one of the most beautiful women to ever exist as lead role, Madhu Bala. She was sought by Hollywood directors but chose to remain in Bollywood.
The guy u talked about being really hot is now dead. His name is Shushant Singh Rajput. U must Google his name he was not only a good actor bt also genius in education. He qualified India's one of the most toughest entrance examination JEE. He was an engineer and won national physics Olympiad and also had great knowledge about Astronomy. He was just an ALL ROUNDER ❤️❤️❤️
The Guy in the 2017 song named Main Tera Boyfriend is the Late Actor Sushant Singh Rajput. The news came out June 2020 that he committed suicide but things are not clear till date. He was a great actor, started from the bottom and became very popular. You guys should check this songs.
The song "satyam shivam sundaram" by lata ji is an amazing song..... there's another amazing performance of a kid "Arya Nanda" the same song...... 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
React to Adiye song from Kadal. It's a tamil song composed by A.R Rahman and sung by Sid Sriram. The music video is beautiful too. It's got everything from jazz to contemporary dancing ❤️
Indian cinemas started in 1920's with film like Raja Harichandra in Bollywood in north (Mumbai) and in Kollywood in south like MahaRaja Harishchandra (tamil) (Chennai).
I absolutely love how you guys go into the actual technicalities of music, cinema, the evolution of music and artistry. It's just heartwarming to find a kindred spirit across oceans and continents 💜
r.d burman had a great hand in changing indian music specifically bollywood you guys should check his compositions with singer kishore kumar yall will love it....
The 1995 song, her name is Kajol, and she is married Efra hahaha. also that film, DDLJ is a ICON for indian cinema and popularly referred to as the Indian Romeo and Juliet. I also hope you check out the song "Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai" from the 2008 film Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi i've been requesting it foreverr im so happy it was in this compilation. th-cam.com/video/qoq8B8ThgEM/w-d-xo.html
You should react to ‘Kishore Kumar without music’ or one of his live performances. He wasn’t trained but had the most unique voice till date. His songs are played till date.
I’m a 99 liner but my whole childhood went in listening to 50s 60s and 70s songs. And till today I still love listening to them along with 80s and 90s 2000s music. But I just can’t with today’s Bollywood music *sigh
This is the best bollywood singer of different era 1. Lata Mangeshkar, mohd.rafi, Kishore Kumar, asha bhosle (younger sister of lata) King and Queen of 50s to 80s 2. Kumar Sanu, alka yagnik, udit narayan, kavita k, Anuradha Paudwal King and Queen of 90s to early 2000s 3. Sonu Nigam, Shreya Ghoshal, sunidhi KK, shaan, Mohit Chauhan King and Queen of 2000 4. Thank God we still have Arijit Singh and Shreya in this worst time Thankfully they are still ruling in this worst phase of bollywood music A big Thanks to t-series they completely ruined bollywood music after 2016 When remakes and Neha came Btw I don't consider Neha Kakkar and jubin good singer or hardworking talented singer Because they're just puppets of T-Series No wonder why they gets so many already hit(remakes) songs And then they got millions of views Underrated singers like :- monali Thakur, neeti Mohan, jonita Gandhi are much better than Neha Little clarification for your brother who always praise jubin I just want to tell you just because jubin nautiyal got so many songs in last few years that doesn't mean he is a current best singer or make him most lovable singer or people choice artist something Basically this is a game of T-Series which you don't understand
@@aravindanandan_ jubin's a signed artist of t series who always sings those crappy music videos with paid views 😂😂 nothing more really..Some orginal works of his are good tho...
@@Reetam9999 yeah jubin nautiyal is just an ordinary average singer I listening him since 2014 i found nothing extraordinary magic in his voice I found his voice very average Javed Ali, Mohammad Irfan, Mohit Chauhan can beat him anyday But he is currently most active because of that mafia of bollywood music aka T-Series. His popularity and "currently most active singer" tag all credit goes to t-series Same case with Neha Kakkar Some of his original song are good tho Like:- Ik mulaqat zaroori Akh lad jaave(btw I like this because of sassy voice of female singer) Raatan lambiyaan My fav kuch to bata zindagi
You forgot sadhna Sargam. She sang songs in anari movie Chupke se, saat samundar,etc And Shilpa Rao is another underrated singer But anwesha is criminally underrated her last song was from Prem Ratan dhan payo - "jalte diye" (still in my playlist ) may be you had listened.
Also, you should watch "Main Tera Boyfriend". For Arijit, yes, but also for Sushant Singh Rajput, the lead actor - a very bright guy who committed suicide in 2020.
The first playback song was recorded in 1935, for the Nitin Bose-directed film, Dhoop Chhaon, by music directors RC Boral and Pankaj Mullick (Main khush hona chahun, sung by Suprava Sarkar, Parul Ghosh and Uma Shashi Devi).07-Feb-2022
ahh to answer your playback singer question, yes, the concept came about in the 40s. before that, the actors used to be singers too. imagine a scene where they're shooting below a tree, a mic would be hanging from the top. so singers had to sing really really loud for their voices to be heard. singers with high pitch were also not liked and encouraged like lata mangeshkar ji. instead you would hear a lot of shamshad begum in a female vocal as her voice was more popular and prevalent.
Unfortunately the guy you talking about is no more his name was Shushant Singh Rajput a brilliant actor a brilliant student and down to earth person he was a gem 💎 #RIP SSR😔
That time signature is not easy on tabla either. It's starts off-beat or somewhere middle of the cycle and then comes back in. Going to need a lot of concentration to keep up.
the actor you guys were asking in MAI TERA BOYFRIEND is India's one of the most loved and missed actor SUSHANT SINGH RAJPUT also popularly known as SSR ... he was one of the finest self-made actor ...... if you want to react to his song then NAMO NAMO is probably one of his best song with such a good vibe which you will understand after watching it ...... ❤❤
The pop industry / album culture in India started in the early 90s. And that was the golden age of Indian pop. So good that they are still being remixed today. Sadly today's song cannot match those songs of the 90s. Also albums are no longer popular. The movie songs have taken over.
💜💜💜My ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE quote from you guys "India has enough music for the rest of time, without having to take influences from anyone else...TIME will end before they run out of songs/music." 💜💜💜
The guy in 2017 song Main Tera Boyfriend ,sung by Arijit, is Sushant Singh Rajput who passed away in 2020 allegedly he committed suicide but he was a superhero and entire Asia was sad about his demise and didn’t believe a happy and pure soul like him could take this step
"Mai tera boyfriend" song where you said this guy is v ripped or who's this guy, He's Sushant Singh Rajput who died by suicide in 2020. he was talented and very intelligent person. And very down to earth guy. I missed him alot he's my favorite.❤️ And if u saw my comment please react to "Khariyat" song from chhichore movie
In the 1930s and 40s, many singers used to act, and the other way as well. K.L. Saigal was a singer as well as an actor for example. The actress from 1996 is Kajol.
Jagjit singh ji is well known for his ghazal. Famous ghazal artist in indian music industry. His ghazals are deep in lyrics and voice is full of pain, love and shows every emotion. My fav. Ghazal of jagjit ji is "HOSH WALO KO KHABAR KYA", " CHITTI NA KOI SANDESH". (P.s - term ji is using in giving respect to the elders )
Please react to ghazals of our ghazals king - jagjit singh. One of my favourite singers till now. no ones like him. Jhuki, jhuki si nazar and pyaar mujhse jo kiya tune♥️♥️
Firstly, let me thank you for your wonderful and honest reviews. Lots of fun, watching them ! Also, music is highly subjective, so what I write next is only my opinion. I love old movies/music. I'm the first to admit that I'm biased. Then again, all of us are. To me, first there are Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Hemanta Mukhopadhyay ( or Hemant Kumar as he's known in Hindi ) and Elvis Presley. Then there is everyone else. Also, from starting with 1952 till early 2000s ( Dola Re ), I like all the songs. A lot of them I absolutely love. Some - in fact more than some - are my favourite songs of all time in any language. Quality dropped from around mid-2000s. Still some good/great songs around. Kun Faya Kun, Tum Hi Ho for instance. But the density ( number of good songs in each year ) went down. Legends and geniuses like AR Rahman, Shreya Ghoshal, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Sonu Nigam are the highlights for me. You should react to one or two songs from Aradhana (1969) and Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988). 2 landmark movies in Bollywood. Aradhana launched Rajesh Khanna as the first Bollywood Superstar and Kishore became the leading male playback singer. Rafi was arguably more popular in the preceding 2 decades just as Kishore would be in the next 2 decades. With this movie and Padosan in the year before, RD Burman would become the leading Music Director for the next 2 decades. QSQT or Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak, launched Amir Khan's career and the next 15-20 years would be dominated by the 3 Khans (Shahrukh, Amir, Salman whose break-though movie was Maine Pyar Kya 1989) . QSQT also changed Bollywood music, newish Music Directors (Anand Milind) and Jatin-Lalit, Nadeem-Shravan and my personal favourite, AR Rahman, would dominate the next 10-15 years.
I'd say that Indian music directors have almost always kept with the western and global trends and instruments, and have incorporated them into their music, from the 50s at the very least.... And the music was based on the setting of the story, so if the story was based on a 'Disco Dancer' then the music was heavily influenced by Disco, if the movie was situated in a city then the music was different as opposed to something set in a village, etc. This is why you see such a wide variety of music coming from back to back years. And you're right that what Indian music directors and musicians do brilliantly is to keep that core of Indian classical/ folk music alive while adding in the more western/ middle eastern influences.
The guy you called "saucy" was an incredible actor and a pure soul. Sadly he passed away by suicide. Do check out music videos featuring him (Sushant Singh Rajput).
I am looking forward to the Indian Classical Podcast. You are doing what I have already mentioned in my previous comments in Instagram. I am sure that your viewers will also enjoy the Pakistani Classical music, which I have already requested for.
Thanks for your reaction. Yes, it's very interesting about the golden black and white era history for the emergence of Indian playback singing. From that time, according to our grandparents/parents the actors sang their own songs in the 30s-40s & the musicians played on the set too, they hid behind trees, other props. In 1935, the first playback song was apparently recorded. Shamshad Begum was one of the first popular playback Indian singers. Most actors could not sing, but great singing actors stars such as KL Saigal, Suraiya, and Noorjehan (she left for Pakistan after partition 1947) enjoyed immense popularity. Lata Mangeshkar came into prominence soon after the mid-40s. A request to dive into legends as Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Mukesh, Manna Dey, Asha Bhosle sister of Lata Mangeshkar, Geeta Dutt among others to see the variety of tones, styles and techniques, they were the great backbone & beginning of golden era Indian playback singing.
1 fact for you...that 1995 movie Dilwale DULHANIYA LE JAYENGE is the most iconic movie in the history of bollywood.....it ran in theatres for 15 years...you can say it is the origin to all modern romcoms
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She is Kajol
You should react to legendary Pakistani queen of singing Noor jehan. Her voice is out of this world .
Would have loved dilbar more ...only if it was not a remake ..bdw ..keep the gud stuff going 🔥🔥🔥
27:48 please react to yaa ali song . It' s a masterpiece
Waleska do try PHIR MOHABBAT you would love it
My respect for Efra just skyrocketed when he said that Garmi is a garbage song . Thank you guys for giving such a honest review of the songs unlike other reaction channel who just fake it for view . Really appreciate it .
Agree, respect 🙏
I was going to post a complete post just to say what you did. But then I saw your post, now i believe a thumbs up will suffice.
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It's a habit of indians to blindly follow whatever a white foreigner say to there culture,there songs or any other thing... people like u even have enjoyed the song earlier but now just to look cool...agrees to them whatever they say
the only good thing about garmi is nora dancing and that's it.
50's and 60's songs are evergreen
Specially songs sung by Legends like lata Mangeshkar, Kishore kumar and Mohammed Rafi......
love to listen these even till now....
Mukesh is underrated
Asha too
even till 2000, songs were nice..just like a decade ago it feels like people ahve forgotten how to write lyrics for a song!
Jagjit singh - legend of Ghazal. Ghazal is different genre of music.. the lyrics and the tune of Ghazal is more influenced by Urdu.
It's really poetic.. 🥰🥰🥰
Also efra the woman you noticed is the same woman from the music video of Chand sifarish- the blind woman.. Her name is Kajol..
Kajol and Shahruk khan is the on-screen king couple of 90s and 2000s. 🥰🥰🥰
The fact that most of the 50's 60's songs are still relevant and loved by everyone is just ❤
35:41 He is Sushanth Singh , one of the fresh and versatile actors we had unfortunately he is no more rip
Sushant Singh Rajput ❤❤❤
Justice for Sushant Singh Rajput
Lata jee sung first song in 1942 and recorded het last song in 2019, she was active for 77 years.... Mind boggling....
The actress you wanted to know about is Kajol an amazing actress best known as one half of one of the most well known onscreen couples in Bollywood with Shah Rukh Khan. That movie you saw her is the longest running Bollywood Movie
absolutely right efra..arijit changed the game with tum hi ho..it was a MASSIVE hit..it was mad popular and you could literally hear the entire 1.3 billion population singing to it
Tum hi ho is like a national anthem from 2013 till today.
90s and even the 2000s was just like entire love for lot of us.
Bollywood has given a lot of precious moments over the years and despite what some haters point, I will keep loving this industry and the people.
A lag phase but pretty sure the late 22 will get things right.
Uff those Main Hoon Na days, Krrish watch along with cousins, enacting Om Shanti Om... Ahmm just 💝
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In my childhood I always imagine myself saving girls in college just like Sharukh saved laxman in college to become a hero 😂
Those days 🥺
@@changumangu4660 😂😂
Himesh ko Sab bhul rahe hai
Khairiyat by arijit singh. Masterpiece song. Miss you legend sushant singh rajput
Agreed
Khairiyat - Bonus Track is the best
What legend can u explain ?
@@abhimanyubhosale850 exactly. Even i can't get this!
@@abhimanyubhosale850 Bro go and watch his Byomkesh Bakshi movie....n one thing u can clearly see the things how changed after his MURDER towards bollywood...He already predicted that one day this system will collapse(u know the system!!)...this is what the Legendary he did...He opened the minds of people by sacrifying himself....About his art he is one of the finest actor in Bollywood...
Songs from the 50s, 60s & 70s were so much a part of my childhood. Surprisingly enough I am a GenZ kid born in 2002 but my mom used to have a Sony Ericsson flip phone throughout the later 90s. That was a hidden treasure for me. She had a huge collection of over 50 songs (quite much if you consider the storage capacity of a 90s era phone). My mom was and still is a huge fan of Lata Mangeshkar. I used to play them on loop whenever I had the chance and we used to listen to them together. The amount of nostalgia I have towards Lata Di's "Sheesha Ho Ya Dil Ho", "Jai Jai Shiv Shankar", "Ek Radha Ek Meera", " Megha Re Megha Re" is just astounding. So many memories. RIP LATA MANGESHKAR ♥️✨
I am also a GenZ kid born in 2004 and my mum is the one who introduced me to the music industry. She loved listening to the songs specially from 60s to 2000s era. We used to watch Chitrahar on DD National and from there I came to love those Hindi songs. My mom doesn't listen to those songs much now but I love listening to them and she calls me an old soul for that😁
I'm Gen Z (2004) and an ABCD to boot, but I also grew up listening to and loving these classic songs from the 50s onward. Thank you so much to my parents for always playing them.
35:42 legend bollywood actor sushant singh rajput. Miss you legend 😢
May he RIP🙏
People are still trending on twitter for the justice every day.. can see min two trends daily abt SSR in india trends..
they asked that whose this guy?
@@kabir4772 yes
@@amol6415 Bots. Lead by nilotpal 😂
1:38 *Devdas* is actually a Novel Written by famous Bengali Writer *Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay* .. Many directors including Sanjay Leela Bhansali made these films based on this novel... One of his famous novel is *Pareenita*
22:39 Her name is Kajol. She is a actor and is in many good movies. I actually know her only in the movies Sharukh Khan is in too. And every one of this movies was great.
Jagjit Singh ji, what an absolutely gorgeous voice his songs make me cry even today
Never ever I’ve liked any singer better than him in my life
Yes so true. His song "hontho se chhu lo tum" one of the best.
Let's talk about Jagjit Singh.
Yes, you are right, Jagjit Singh changed the way make vocals were in the Hindi film industry. It wasn't until 2000s that it became mainstream, but he was the trendsetter.
He was also the pioneer of bringing "ghazal" into mainstream music. His music was for the soul. You should definitely check more of his songs, particularly "Tum itna kyo", "Tum bin".
Also, Tumko dekha toh yeh khayal aaya. 💕
Tum bin??
The actress you were asking about, the one Efra wants to date, is Kajol, she was the female lead along Shah Rukh Khan in that movie, my favourite Bollywood movie. One of the most beautiful women in the industry. Their chemistry was off the roof. From that film I recommend the song Tujhe Dekha to ye jana sanam.
I'm eagerly waiting for you guys to get into Shah Rukh Khan's era, his 90s and early 00s are a total classic❤
Unfortunately just mean IRL, I have had the misfortune of meeting her as a kid. SRK is a gentleman through and through. ❤️
@@sparks8087 omg really?? 🥺🥺Wow that's tough man, but I guess celebrities remain celebrities, at the end of the day we know nothing about their lives or who they are behind the cameras 🤷 glad that SRK is a great man tho!
@@chaizan9733 Are you surprised? Kajol is known to be mean irl - she has even broken phones and cameras of people. Kareena is snooty (ran into her thrice but not so bad). Kajol is even mean to her friends lol. Juhi is way nicer in person and even on SM - bit ditzy but super nice. I have met several celebs and not all of them are mean but Kajol is the worst tbh. She is always screaming at people and very snooty. I think the best celeb to meet irl is SRK. He is genuinely warm and nice.
If you’re doing Indian classical music podcast I highly recommend adding Kalinga narthana thillana (the Kuldeep m Pai one) it’s the perfect classical song imo and I’ve been obsessed with it for weeks now
That is lit. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
yeah, hope they watch the one with subtitles... it's beautiful
The actor in the song mai tera boyfriend is no more. He died 2 years back. His name was sushant singh rajpoot. He was an actor, dancer and even good in academics. People of India still fighting for him. According to the family, friends, relatives and fans he was murdered but according to the police and death scenario he took his own life. Hope for the justice.
Sushant singh was drug addict
which police whose Comissioner is under crime!! n death scenario is just a blow to the people...nothing proves his suicide till now
30:49 A R RAHMAN has been composing songs from the 90's. Songs for example "CHAIYA CHAIYA" ( to which you have already reacted) was a song from a film called DIL SE released in the year 1998, song like TAAL SE TAAL from the film TAAL (1999), etc.
So he has been maintaining his compositions from the 90's, i think.
I'm not indian so I don't know alot of the movies.. but this video had some of the must watch classics.. my absolute fav Bollywood movie has to be K3G (Kabhi khushi kabhi Gham) in 2001 which was the year I was born lol.. it's a masterpiece.. and the cast is brilliant.. whenever it comes on TV all the family sits and watches.. and it even has a song that was shot in my country.. then of course DDLJ in 1995.. 2nd fav..
Alot of beautiful songs.. recognised alot and I'm happy that I did..❤️
Srk😌✨💕
@@itsu2553 King of bollywood😌❤️
where are you from
@@lyricsmania38 I'm from Egypt👋🏻❤️
@@Bonbon_Bangtan "suraj hua madyam" was shot in Egypt
Tanishk Bagchi is the Remixer you were talking about.
His remixes are mostly trash but his original compositions are good.
His Original Compositions include - Baarish by Ash king, Ve maahi by Arijitsingh, Raatan Lambiyan by Jubin.
guy should stick to original ones.. they are atleast good. remixes..so not!
@@horrorripples3332 coz he might have a contract with T series he can't do anything about it he has to make what T series ask him to
@@Azx12345 how long exactly is this contract? Cos he has been making trash remakes since 2017
Those compositions are good not amazing
@@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db You're right. But I find baarish amazing.
Also, don't know if bolna is a remake or original, otherwise it's an amazing song as well.
So many interesting things in that video!! I am one of those middle aged boys 😊you talked about (40+) who fell in love with music in 80s, 90s (and a lot of old stuff that our parents loved from 50s to 80s that was dominated by Raafi Saab, Lata di, Mukesh ji and Kishore da) and then felt a huge change in the entire Bollywood music industry from 2000 onwards...the biggest change was how much more songs became rythm focused (we always had good percussion as a heartbeat of songs always but this change was more of discarding all other aspects and focussing on that winning beat which would dominate the song to become a party number or easy catch phrase)...we have a bit of revival from the time Aashique2 came around but you can find a lot of remakes and a lack of originality in terms of melody these days (again, I am generalizing and this doesn't mean that you had brilliant songs in any era but this was the trend as noted by a late 70s kid)...Lyricism was a huge part of Bollywood music and almost all of the old songs had amazing poetry behind them, the poetry and romanticism of old songs (with rich imagery and philosophy behind it) changed to a more obvious and common lyrics in 90s which was still pretty good but accessible to everyone and in 2000s, lyrics just became an unimportant factor of songs (one of the reason could be that instead of implying and generating the rich imagery through lyrics, now you had enough money and technical advancement to actually show it on screen but this wasn't the sole reason), again we had seen at least a revival of lyrics and soulful songs in the last few years but its still few and far in between for me to be really a big fan of the Bollywood industry these days (apart from certain artists like Arijith, Shreya and some composers like Amit Trivedi)
In general, I am also really happy that you manage to get a glimpse to a magical singer called Jagjith Singh in this compilation...It was only yesterday that I was commenting about recommending Ghazals and there you are listening to one of the best ghazal singers from India called Jagjith and infact 'Tum Itna Jo' which you heard here was one of the several that I was considering recommending as a gradual introduction to Ghazals...
1. That 90's actress is Kajol, and she along with SRK gave some outstanding movies.
2. In 2013, Arijit Singh really changed the bollywood industry music game. In was his debut song which got incredibly super-hit. He was a masterclass singer out of other newcomers then and now, he is almost a legend.
3. The handsome actor from 2017's song is Sushant Singh Rajput. He was not a star kid, just a outsider who came and won hearts of millions of people through his first movie, Kai Po Che. This brilliant actor committed suicide out of derepression in 2020. It was reported that he didn’t get good projects just because he was a outsider, not a star kid from any bollywood family. Moreover, he had some relationship issues (alleged) which made him so much depressed.
oh man, He didn't suicide how damn u say that who tell this to u. Murder theory is still under investigation.
@@ashutoshprasad5046
It is not murder until it’s proven. But I don’t believe it to be a suicide case either.
@@59rohans.rahman25 Yes it's not proven but sometimes truth cannot be proven because of all the lies put across.
I know what it was and shame on you if you think otherwise.
@@59rohans.rahman25 🤔 if i over drug someone , will it be called attpted m#rder?
Arijit did not debut with tum hi ho... He actually debuted with phir mohabbat karne chala... Tum hi ho brought him fame.
I requested you a while ago to react to 'Angana Morey' by Shreya Ghoshal. She composed her single and her brother produced it. It is such a beautiful mix between Indian classical music and electronic music. Please 🫀☀️🥲
Yes please🇮🇳
Yes "tum hi ho " changed the Bollywood music industry.
Today's every music composer want to create another tum hi ho.
What changed ?
@@amodmodak
1 composition partner
2 singing style
3 completely changed the way of expressing feeling.
4 empowerment of independent music
5 most important changes i have seen that, singer dependency on actor has gone.
Now you can use Rahat Fateh Ali Khan on Salman Khan voice 🤣🤣.
Actor don't need to lipsing
@@topaimondal294 😁
You should watch watch "Ek ladki bheegi bhagi si" AND "Mere samne wali khidki mein" by Kishore Kumar..... 👌🔥❤️
The era of KK and Mohit Chauhan is missing here
this wasn't about their era.. it was about how Hindi Music evolved. and you are talking about KK..the videomakers didnt even included AR Rehman who's music was the game changer in 1990s. He brought Bass, violin, flutes, cello's level to another notch..His first movie Roja which was his first ever musical debut, was the first movie ever that used Fostex18 track mixer that recorded every nuances of each musical instrument that was played in a song. but then that changed the face of tamil music more than of Hindi
I remember every songs starting from 1950s. And in particularly I love songs before 2000s.
I was born in 2003 so imagine the power of these songs. I guarantee majority people from north India, pakistan and certain level to Nepal and bangladesh also, had heard these songs once in their life.
They are still so popular not a single today song can match to it's popularity.
The whole album of ashiqui movie is legendry.. you guys should react to Kumar Sanu.. he is one of my favourites..
And the actress you wanted to know she is Kajol..
Guys u have to see the 'kajara re' song....u will mesmerised by aishwarya Rai's dance nd expressions..😍u guys will love it...pls... waiting already😅😘
Finallly Finally... you guyz are getting into Classic Bollywood...
Guyz please react to old bollywood. You will love them. Must say you haven't even explored 0.1% of bollywood classics yet. And the Music by our legends Shankar - Jaikishan, OP Nayyar, RD Burman and many more of them used to be top notch. We had some amazing cabret dances and songs by the legendary Helen as well. For starters you could watch
1) O haseena zulfo wali jane jaha - From the movie Teesri Manzil
2) Aaja Aaja Main hoon pyaar tera - From Teesri Manzil
3) Piya tu ab toh aaja - Caravan
4) Dilbar di se pyaare - Caravan
5) Mehbooba Mehbooba - Sholay
6) Mud Mud ke na dekh - Shree 420
7) Jawani Janeman Haseen Dilruba - Namak Haram
8) Aaiye Meherbaan - Howrah Bridge
9) Badan Pe Sitare Lapete Huye
10) Chura Liya Hai Tumne Jo Dil Ko
We have many many many more that we can recommend. But you start with these first.
you missed "Kajra Mohabbat wala " and "Uden jab Jab Zulfein Teri"
@@mohammedzohan3787 ha wo bhi bahut sare hai 😂😂
@@mohammedzohan3787 Thats what my last line says "We have many many many more"
Initially singers were the actors but after 40s play back singing started.
Fun Fact: K L Saigal was technically the first superstar of Indian film industry. He was so influential that countless singers from the next generation started their career imitating Saigal's style, the most prominent being Md Rafi and Mukesh.
@@scientia.veritas 👍
React to Piyu Bole from Parineeta, PLEASE! It's sung by Shreya and Sonu Nigam. You two will love the song. It's so beautiful!😭
22:39 Her name is Kajal.. She's truly stunning and very beautiful
34:43 thats sushant singh rajput and he passed away in 2020
6:40 I guess the transition from 40s to 50s is also because of the post colonial era and Indian Independence in 1947. As a free nation, the entertainment industry had a boost post independence and music and movies had a better outreach. One could notice a switch in the tone of the kind of movies or songs pre and post independence. 30s and 40s were all about the freedom struggle, so movies and songs weren't really 'celebratory' in nature,the youth/ people were busy fighting the British, movies and entertainment weren't really a priority. But this changed after Independence.
Might as well add, 70s and 80s were really dominated by upbeat disco music, which for some reason this video completely ignored
that's a really good point. all the songs in 30s n 40s were about freedom fighting, anguish n struggles against the colonial rule. no wonder I could never like K.L.Sehgal'song from that era.. no offence..his voice is really nice and earthy but its really not my cup of tea..lol I told this to my mum n she is like even never liked Sehgal's songs..they were all about shedding tears.
You should watch "Mughal e Azam" . One of the most important movies of Indian Cinema and one of the most beautiful women to ever exist as lead role, Madhu Bala. She was sought by Hollywood directors but chose to remain in Bollywood.
The girl actress is kajol she is still gourgeus . check out her song gerua sung by Arjit Singh and antra mitra.
The guy u talked about being really hot is now dead.
His name is Shushant Singh Rajput. U must Google his name he was not only a good actor bt also genius in education. He qualified India's one of the most toughest entrance examination JEE. He was an engineer and won national physics Olympiad and also had great knowledge about Astronomy. He was just an ALL ROUNDER ❤️❤️❤️
He was AIEEE ranker.. jee was not at that time..
The Guy in the 2017 song named Main Tera Boyfriend is the Late Actor Sushant Singh Rajput. The news came out June 2020 that he committed suicide but things are not clear till date.
He was a great actor, started from the bottom and became very popular.
You guys should check this songs.
The song "satyam shivam sundaram" by lata ji is an amazing song..... there's another amazing performance of a kid "Arya Nanda" the same song...... 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
React to Adiye song from Kadal. It's a tamil song composed by A.R Rahman and sung by Sid Sriram. The music video is beautiful too. It's got everything from jazz to contemporary dancing ❤️
Yassssss!!!! 🥺🥺🤌🏼🤌🏼
Yes i also wish they react to it .... ❤️
Yes yes 😀❤️
Indian cinemas started in 1920's with film like Raja Harichandra in Bollywood in north (Mumbai) and in Kollywood in south like MahaRaja Harishchandra (tamil) (Chennai).
35:42 SSR miss u😩😭 ur still in our hearts❤💞
I absolutely love how you guys go into the actual technicalities of music, cinema, the evolution of music and artistry. It's just heartwarming to find a kindred spirit across oceans and continents 💜
The guy who was ripped and Waleska asked "Who's that guy" died in 2020.
That man you loved was Sushant Singh Rajput.. who left us more than a year ago.. You should check more of his stuff..😞😇
r.d burman had a great hand in changing indian music specifically bollywood you guys should check his compositions with singer kishore kumar yall will love it....
The 1995 song, her name is Kajol, and she is married Efra hahaha. also that film, DDLJ is a ICON for indian cinema and popularly referred to as the Indian Romeo and Juliet.
I also hope you check out the song "Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai" from the 2008 film Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi i've been requesting it foreverr im so happy it was in this compilation.
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At 32:40 you guys are absolutely right, Arijit did changed the scenario for male singer voice .
You should react to ‘Kishore Kumar without music’ or one of his live performances. He wasn’t trained but had the most unique voice till date. His songs are played till date.
I’m a 99 liner but my whole childhood went in listening to 50s 60s and 70s songs. And till today I still love listening to them along with 80s and 90s 2000s music. But I just can’t with today’s Bollywood music *sigh
Dang guys. You have come so far, you know so much allready. I find it absolutely humbling when people pay such attention to your culture. 🙏
This is the best bollywood singer of different era
1. Lata Mangeshkar, mohd.rafi, Kishore Kumar, asha bhosle (younger sister of lata)
King and Queen of 50s to 80s
2. Kumar Sanu, alka yagnik, udit narayan, kavita k, Anuradha Paudwal
King and Queen of 90s to early 2000s
3. Sonu Nigam, Shreya Ghoshal, sunidhi KK, shaan, Mohit Chauhan
King and Queen of 2000
4. Thank God we still have Arijit Singh and Shreya in this worst time
Thankfully they are still ruling in this worst phase of bollywood music
A big Thanks to t-series they completely ruined bollywood music after 2016
When remakes and Neha came
Btw I don't consider Neha Kakkar and jubin good singer or hardworking talented singer
Because they're just puppets of T-Series
No wonder why they gets so many already hit(remakes) songs
And then they got millions of views
Underrated singers like :- monali Thakur, neeti Mohan, jonita Gandhi are much better than Neha
Little clarification for your brother who always praise jubin
I just want to tell you just because jubin nautiyal got so many songs in last few years that doesn't mean he is a current best singer or make him most lovable singer or people choice artist something
Basically this is a game of T-Series which you don't understand
Nice bro
Exactly I don't even know who jubin is until watching this channel lol .
@@aravindanandan_ jubin's a signed artist of t series who always sings those crappy music videos with paid views 😂😂 nothing more really..Some orginal works of his are good tho...
@@Reetam9999 yeah jubin nautiyal is just an ordinary average singer
I listening him since 2014 i found nothing extraordinary magic in his voice
I found his voice very average
Javed Ali, Mohammad Irfan, Mohit Chauhan can beat him anyday
But he is currently most active because of that mafia of bollywood music aka T-Series.
His popularity and "currently most active singer" tag all credit goes to t-series
Same case with Neha Kakkar
Some of his original song are good tho
Like:-
Ik mulaqat zaroori
Akh lad jaave(btw I like this because of sassy voice of female singer)
Raatan lambiyaan
My fav kuch to bata zindagi
You forgot sadhna Sargam.
She sang songs in anari movie
Chupke se, saat samundar,etc
And Shilpa Rao is another underrated singer
But anwesha is criminally underrated her last song was from Prem Ratan dhan payo - "jalte diye" (still in my playlist ) may be you had listened.
When you start to see Rafi and Lata that is the start of 'playback' singing.
Also, you should watch "Main Tera Boyfriend". For Arijit, yes, but also for Sushant Singh Rajput, the lead actor - a very bright guy who committed suicide in 2020.
He was murdered.
oo i love Late Jagjit Singh..his voice is soo heart touching.. n his songs are just beautiful
Please react pranavalaya song from shyam singaroy movie in Telugu this is one of the best classical song you never imagine like this
Pls react to the lyric video with subtitles.
The dance might be a distraction
@@adithyanr7415 well i think the dance really compliments the magical experiance of the music unless if they think its a distraction....
Please do react to it.... its literally🔥🔥
Yes please
The first playback song was recorded in 1935, for the Nitin Bose-directed film, Dhoop Chhaon, by music directors RC Boral and Pankaj Mullick (Main khush hona chahun, sung by Suprava Sarkar, Parul Ghosh and Uma Shashi Devi).07-Feb-2022
The guy who you both liked n were saying who's the guy. From the song me tera boyfriend.... was Sushant Singh Rajput.. died in 2020
ahh to answer your playback singer question, yes, the concept came about in the 40s. before that, the actors used to be singers too. imagine a scene where they're shooting below a tree, a mic would be hanging from the top. so singers had to sing really really loud for their voices to be heard. singers with high pitch were also not liked and encouraged like lata mangeshkar ji. instead you would hear a lot of shamshad begum in a female vocal as her voice was more popular and prevalent.
Unfortunately the guy you talking about is no more his name was Shushant Singh Rajput a brilliant actor a brilliant student and down to earth person he was a gem 💎
#RIP SSR😔
Each and every movie of the legendary actor Dev Anand has extremely beautiful songs with his acting, looks and charm personified 🙇🏻
That time signature is not easy on tabla either. It's starts off-beat or somewhere middle of the cycle and then comes back in. Going to need a lot of concentration to keep up.
You guys are so bang on about so many things in the Indian music industry revolution. You guys are amazing .
you guys really needs to explore the older bollywood songs
the actor you guys were asking in MAI TERA BOYFRIEND is India's one of the most loved and missed actor SUSHANT SINGH RAJPUT also popularly known as SSR ... he was one of the finest self-made actor ...... if you want to react to his song then NAMO NAMO is probably one of his best song with such a good vibe which you will understand after watching it ...... ❤❤
I want you guys to react on "Indie music" era specially 90's-2010....please do one episode on this.
You guys are so wise and knowledgeable about music and indian music.
The pop industry / album culture in India started in the early 90s. And that was the golden age of Indian pop. So good that they are still being remixed today. Sadly today's song cannot match those songs of the 90s. Also albums are no longer popular. The movie songs have taken over.
💜💜💜My ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE quote from you guys "India has enough music for the rest of time, without having to take influences from anyone else...TIME will end before they run out of songs/music." 💜💜💜
React to the songs "HAMDARD" and "Mann Bharrya 2.0"
The guy in 2017 song Main Tera Boyfriend ,sung by Arijit, is Sushant Singh Rajput who passed away in 2020 allegedly he committed suicide but he was a superhero and entire Asia was sad about his demise and didn’t believe a happy and pure soul like him could take this step
"Mai tera boyfriend" song where you said this guy is v ripped or who's this guy, He's Sushant Singh Rajput who died by suicide in 2020.
he was talented and very intelligent person. And very down to earth guy.
I missed him alot he's my favorite.❤️
And if u saw my comment please react to "Khariyat" song from chhichore movie
the actress from the 1995 movie is kajol! she acted in a lot of classics, i would recommend checking some of her movies! :)
It's weird that you guys haven't reacted to kailesh kher yet. One of the best singer in Bollywood
Why it's weird? They haven't reacted to a lot of mind blowing singers too.
You guys are always so amazingly accurate in your instinctive responses! I'm always left flabbergasted! Bravo!!
So many generation of actress, from sobhna samarth to tanuja and nutan to kajol ❤
In the 1930s and 40s, many singers used to act, and the other way as well. K.L. Saigal was a singer as well as an actor for example.
The actress from 1996 is Kajol.
Please Checkout 'goodbye 10s decade' by music styles to know more about bollywood evolution
Jagjit singh ji is well known for his ghazal. Famous ghazal artist in indian music industry. His ghazals are deep in lyrics and voice is full of pain, love and shows every emotion. My fav. Ghazal of jagjit ji is "HOSH WALO KO KHABAR KYA",
" CHITTI NA KOI SANDESH".
(P.s - term ji is using in giving respect to the elders )
Please react to ghazals of our ghazals king - jagjit singh. One of my favourite singers till now. no ones like him.
Jhuki, jhuki si nazar and pyaar mujhse jo kiya tune♥️♥️
Firstly, let me thank you for your wonderful and honest reviews. Lots of fun, watching them ! Also, music is highly subjective, so what I write next is only my opinion. I love old movies/music. I'm the first to admit that I'm biased. Then again, all of us are.
To me, first there are Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Hemanta Mukhopadhyay ( or Hemant Kumar as he's known in Hindi ) and Elvis Presley. Then there is everyone else.
Also, from starting with 1952 till early 2000s ( Dola Re ), I like all the songs. A lot of them I absolutely love. Some - in fact more than some - are my favourite songs of all time in any language. Quality dropped from around mid-2000s. Still some good/great songs around. Kun Faya Kun, Tum Hi Ho for instance. But the density ( number of good songs in each year ) went down. Legends and geniuses like AR Rahman, Shreya Ghoshal, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Sonu Nigam are the highlights for me.
You should react to one or two songs from Aradhana (1969) and Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988). 2 landmark movies in Bollywood. Aradhana launched Rajesh Khanna as the first Bollywood Superstar and Kishore became the leading male playback singer. Rafi was arguably more popular in the preceding 2 decades just as Kishore would be in the next 2 decades. With this movie and Padosan in the year before, RD Burman would become the leading Music Director for the next 2 decades.
QSQT or Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak, launched Amir Khan's career and the next 15-20 years would be dominated by the 3 Khans (Shahrukh, Amir, Salman whose break-though movie was Maine Pyar Kya 1989) . QSQT also changed Bollywood music, newish Music Directors (Anand Milind) and Jatin-Lalit, Nadeem-Shravan and my personal favourite, AR Rahman, would dominate the next 10-15 years.
You should checkout the "Kajrare song" of Aishwarya Rai ❤️😍❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳✨
I'd say that Indian music directors have almost always kept with the western and global trends and instruments, and have incorporated them into their music, from the 50s at the very least.... And the music was based on the setting of the story, so if the story was based on a 'Disco Dancer' then the music was heavily influenced by Disco, if the movie was situated in a city then the music was different as opposed to something set in a village, etc. This is why you see such a wide variety of music coming from back to back years. And you're right that what Indian music directors and musicians do brilliantly is to keep that core of Indian classical/ folk music alive while adding in the more western/ middle eastern influences.
Her name is Kajol
Honest reviews ! Keep rocking. Love from India.
The guy you called "saucy" was an incredible actor and a pure soul. Sadly he passed away by suicide. Do check out music videos featuring him (Sushant Singh Rajput).
😔😔😔💔
Not by suicide.
I am looking forward to the Indian Classical Podcast. You are doing what I have already mentioned in my previous comments in Instagram. I am sure that your viewers will also enjoy the Pakistani Classical music, which I have already requested for.
React to Ankit Tiwari soulful performance at Star gima awards 2015.. 5:02 minute live
Ankit Tiwari is very very talented
Thanks for your reaction. Yes, it's very interesting about the golden black and white era history for the emergence of Indian playback singing. From that time, according to our grandparents/parents the actors sang their own songs in the 30s-40s & the musicians played on the set too, they hid behind trees, other props. In 1935, the first playback song was apparently recorded. Shamshad Begum was one of the first popular playback Indian singers. Most actors could not sing, but great singing actors stars such as KL Saigal, Suraiya, and Noorjehan (she left for Pakistan after partition 1947) enjoyed immense popularity. Lata Mangeshkar came into prominence soon after the mid-40s. A request to dive into legends as Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Mukesh, Manna Dey, Asha Bhosle sister of Lata Mangeshkar, Geeta Dutt among others to see the variety of tones, styles and techniques, they were the great backbone & beginning of golden era Indian playback singing.
I insist to watch 'sun rah hai na tu male version from movie ashique 2 by ankit tiwari'
Great piece of voice
Thank you for reacting to my request 😍🙏
35:51 he is sushant singh rajput...
Oh my god..finally..thank you..i have been requesting this for so long..
Really old is gold 😍😍😍
1 fact for you...that 1995 movie Dilwale DULHANIYA LE JAYENGE is the most iconic movie in the history of bollywood.....it ran in theatres for 15 years...you can say it is the origin to all modern romcoms
Please do some reaction on 90's and early 2000 songs .... 👌❤️❤️