Indian music and the best Indian songs of all time
Being one of only three of the dozens of major Indian languages I can claim to know, I’ve always been curious about Mara
Hemant Kumar, while never gaining the sort of insane popularity as other playback singers of Hindi cinema during his time, alw
As a band, the major members of Indus Creed had been creating and putting out music since 1984, albeit under a different monik
Chhoti Si Baat is one of my favourite romantic comedies, if not one of my favourite films of any kind in any language. So, it
Most songs in any language end up being about love. Perhaps love provides some extra creative impetus for the penning and sing
The smoky confines of bars, the garish halls of old brothels, and such houses of mostly ill-repute have long been a great excu
The girl at the window or the balcony is a classic romantic trope, probably tracing back to ancient theatre, lost in the mists
In 2005, Yahaan arrived and went by without anyone noticing, for the most part. The undervalued Jimmy Shergill might have had
I vaguely remember watching Hamari yaad aayegi in a scratchy video copy when I was younger, and only minor impressions remaine
In the mid 90s, shortly after the economic liberalisation of India and the influx of new things like satellite television and
By the end of the 70s, Amitabh Bachchan was the undisputed king of Hindi cinema and he had settled into a comfortable niche of
As teenagers in the 90s, we had started to assert our tastes in music beyond our parents’ choice of old Hindi film melod