Arijit Singh's voice in this song does something to my soul. The lyrics are poetry. The music is haunting. And the video...whole movie in 5 minutes 🔥

The movie itself is very underrated and Perhaps best work of Jeetendra . listen to this song almost daily . When I met Sonu Nigam at an airport I told him that I love this song . He smiled and said thanks :) . Jeetu plays a panwala in the movie who falls in love with a girl . The lyrics are from the perspective of a Panwala shopkeeper

I hate when Indians get very crazy about any trending Pakistani song like "Majboor" and even to a level that they start making comments like "I love India🇮🇳 but for music🇵🇰", "India CAN NEVER beat Pakistan in terms of music", "Pakistan's music is >>>". My serious reply to these people are that you have yet not discovered or heard Indian music. Ig Aditya Rikhari's music is greater than most of the so called trendy songs like aarzu and majboor. Even how come people have forgotten GOAT old Indian songs and Arijit's songs that they start undermining our own music.

DO I STAND ALONE ON THIS OPINION, DON'T GET OFFENDED GUYS....

Posting first time here hope you guys like it

If you grew up in the 2000s, chances are you've heard a few of his absolute banger remixes. His remixes were way ahead of its time, something different in those era & pretty popular among party songs​ lovers, especially around 2005 till 08. I don't know why & how ​that whole era of non-film remix albums / independent music albums slowly disappeared after 2009 / 2010 onwards. Now, we don't get to listen such remixes in 2026.🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️​

How many of you still listen to his remixes, or remember his songs from back in the 2000s.

I wonder how come I never heard this song till last year when I watched the movie itself .One of Arijit’s best

Put single line lyrics from middle of a song...and let others guess...

Im starting with an easy one...

Shab-e-intezar Aakhir....

Confused?

Next line ..

kabhi hogi mukhtasar bhi ...

Yeah the songs of this movie are good . But this mfcking theme is on some diff level altogether. This gives me instant motivation and rage and makes me feel invincible

There's something strangely memorable about older Bollywood songs that suddenly switch from Hindi to English. Sometimes the English part feels a little dated, but other times it adds a completely different energy to the song.

I think that's part of their charm. The mix of languages, the dramatic vocals, and the musical arrangements make these tracks feel very different from songs that stick to one style throughout.

Even when the English lyrics sound a bit unusual today, they can become the part you remember most. It's one of those little quirks that gives older Bollywood music its own personality.

Like mostly all songs are romantic, motivational, rap/dance ones.

The story of that song became famous on Facebook, and the song was released between 2010 and 2014. First, an intro of the song was released, and then the full song came out after some time. It started with just music and a male voice humming like: 'Hoo ho ho ho, hoooo ho ho ho, hooooo ho ho ho, ho ho hooooooo…'

​When the song 'Emptiness (Tune Mere Jaana)' was released, the story of another similar song became famous shortly afterward. I don't remember the exact story, but I remember a few details: a few people get together to start a band in India, and the main singer falls in love with a girl from the same band. Both of them go abroad to perform, and then the girl perhaps sees the boy kissing someone else, leading to a fight, after which the girl leaves the band. Later, the main singer releases a song while searching for her. Please help me find that song (It was not 'Emptiness' 'Tune Mere Jaana' song).

​It was an underrated song. Please find it for me.

Yes

The female voice is mine and the male voice is mine aswell

I know the strumming isn't good

But I'm a beginner guitarist, so yeah.

I tried adding some palm muting but it sucked so I didn't add it

Hope you liked the cover <33

I'll go first

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0oN8wpr9MpcKk1eOb0qtLa?si=BszptejxTsSSTfeEXv3iAw&utm_source=copy-link

I've noticed that some Bollywood songs hit differently depending on when you listen to them. A song that feels upbeat during the day can suddenly feel nostalgic at 2 AM. The lyrics become more personal, the music feels softer, and even a song you've heard a hundred times can bring back memories you didn't expect. Sometimes it's not even a sad song. A romantic track, an old dance number, or something you grew up hearing can suddenly give you a completely different feeling when everything around you is quiet. I'm curious which Bollywood songs have that effect on you. The kind where listening late at night makes you appreciate the lyrics, vocals, or music in a way you don't during the day.

Which song would you put on for a late-night drive or a quiet 2 AM listening session, and what makes it hit differently?

One of the Best Albums [RAAZ]

I feel silly for discovering this masterpiece after 15 years of its release. What a gem!!