Indian music and the best Indian songs of all time
Music Era
In Hindi cinema, the early 90s had a lot of staple giants in the field, and many of the names that would go on to become major
In 1996, Sunil Shetty had more than half a dozen film releases. They were all likely action/revenge/angry-young-man pot-boiler
The 1998 film Ghulam will be remembered for many reasons. It remains director Vikram Bhatt‘s best film (from what I̵
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,
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
As much of a startling change to the landscape of Hindi film music as A.R. Rahman was in the mid-1990s, his transition from Ta
As a band, the major members of Indus Creed had been creating and putting out music since 1984, albeit under a different monik
In the mid 90s, shortly after the economic liberalisation of India and the influx of new things like satellite television and
As teenagers in the 90s, we had started to assert our tastes in music beyond our parents’ choice of old Hindi film melod
When Pehla nasha, from Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, first played on screens large and small in 1992, and Aamir Khan appeared in a l
Pudhu vellai mazhai is the original Tamil version of the Hindi song which became a nation-wide sensation Yeh haseen wadiyan fr
The lyrics of Yeh haseen vadiyan were penned by P K Mishra for the Hindi version of Roja in 1994. A R Rahman‘s original