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While Chalte Chalte is not a complete disaster, it still does not do full justice to Lata's original. However, as soon as Atif starts singing, the graph declines. The song kicks off with new lyrics with a strong start. The 35-year-old singer strips Chalte Chalte of its true essence and fails to give any goosebumps, as opposed to the 1972 version. While Atif has given hit after hit ballads such as Tere Bin, Dil Diyaan Gallan, Pehli Nazar Mein and many others, would would assume his remake of Chalte Chalte would be up to the mark. Alas, it was certainly not. Crooned by ace-singer Lata Mangeshkar, the original Chalte Chalte is a tune that people still hum to this day. Originally featured in the 1972 Bollywood classic Pakeezah, Chalte Chalte was picturised on the tragedy queen Meena Kumari. Likewise, Atif Aslam's version of Chalte Chalte for the upcoming film Mitron, was also a disappointment.Ītif Aslam offers to collaborate with young Facebook singer

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Also, none of the songs have the trademark Kishore Kumar yodelling style in them. And, though Kishore Kumar sang quite a few songs that were picturized on Amitabh Bachchan which went on to become huge hits, none of them figure in my list. I now realize that, coincidentally, my favourite songs all belong to movies which were released in the 1970s. This is pretty much what you are going to get – a little bit of happiness, a little bit of sadness – he states quite matter-of-factly. Though sung a little sadly, Kishore’s voice tells us everything we need to know about life. This song essentially became the theme song of the movie. Yeh Jeevan Hain – Piya Ka Ghar (1972): The underlying meaning in Anand Bakshi’s lyrics was so evocatively brought out by Kishore Kumar in this song. Who else, but Kishore, could sing the song such that, each time one listens to it, one gets goosebumps? It is as good as, if not better than, any motivational self-help book.ĥ. Kishore’s voice brings forth the message quite clearly that one should not stop in his journey just because one has failed. Ruk Jaana Nahi – Imtihaan (1974): I love this song for its inspirational message. “Zindagi tum meri, meri tum zindagi” croons Kishore and it is very easy not to get mesmerized by his words.Ĥ. Since then, it has become one of my favourite Kishore songs. I became fascinated with the song after I heard a colleague of mine sing it. Yeh Naina Yeh Kajal – Dil Se Mile Dil (1978): This is not a very popular song of Kishore Kumar since the movie, apparently, did not do so well. Any other singer and the song would not have sounded half as good or as romantic.ģ.

The perfect voice to tell the person you love that they are close to your heart every single moment. Dharmendra woos Raakhee with a hand-written letter ably aided by Kishore Kumar’s lilting melody. Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas – Blackmail (1973): In my honest opinion, this has got to be the best ever romantic song. And Kishore’s voice exhorts us all to enjoy the present moment, if possible, because it will soon get over.Ģ.

Why do I like the song? It tells you the importance of carpe diem – seize the day – so beautifully and so poetically. Burman composed the music, Kishore Kumar sang it it was picturized on Amol Palekar. Aanewala Pal – Golmaal (1979): This song had all the characteristics of becoming a super-hit song. My only regret: I wish he were alive so that I could have heard him perform live.ġ. Kishore Kumar was one of the well-loved singers of Bollywood one who was as famous as the hero he sang songs for, which is usually not the case. As we celebrate Kishore Kumar’s 84th birth anniversary tomorrow (4th August), I would like to list down five of my favourite Kishore Kumar songs.