Indian music and the best Indian songs of all time
Savour the best Indian songs of all time. Hindi songs, Bollywood music, and glimpses of the much richer and wider Indian music culture beyond those staples.
While my family is originally being from South India, besides speaking a language and seeing my grandmother’s Kannada bo
The 1998 film Ghulam will be remembered for many reasons. It remains director Vikram Bhatt‘s best film (from what I̵
In the early 2000s, there was a rash of films that were either made by film-makers of India origin living in other parts of th
In Hindi films and songs, like in many other things, there are the popular, there are the highly regarded and lauded, and then
As a director, Manmohan Desai will always be known as the one who took the Hindi masala movie to its pinnacle from the 1960s t
If the great golden run of Indian pop music peaked during the mid 1990s, by the end of the the century and into the new millen
Songs stick in our memory and become important to us for various reasons, often coloured by our associations with them, rather
Tere mere sapne, released in 1996 was not a super-hit movie, but it still stands out in memory if you lived through the time,
In the black and white Hindi films of the 1950s, it was fairly common for them to shoot a scene or two, or at least a song, on
Known mostly for his over-the-top Rajnikant extravaganzas, Sivaji and Enthiran, S. Shankar has had a much longer career as dir
This song from the 1981 film Yaarana has a special memory for me. While the song itself is a great little melody, what first c
Jo haal dil ka is a very strange song. It’s strange only in the context in which it is presented. After all, heroines in