- If you want to save the songs you have downloaded in your Saavn app to your memory card and use any other music player to play them, follow this: 1. Download a file manager from PlayStore like ES FILE EXPLORER or FX MANAGER.
- “Intezaar” was born during Aashiqui 2. Penned by Mithoon, the team were seeking a female voice. No sooner was the emotion of the song explained to me and I was lucky enough to exhibit that emotion and texture they were looking for.
While each Bollywood era has its distinct tone and reflects the signs of its times, the depth and inventiveness of old Hindi film songs make them ageless. We can’t possibly list everyone single golden oldies classic for you, but we do have nine enduring songs that’ll take you back in time.
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Saiyan Be-Imaan
Guide’s entire album, directed by the masterful S.D. Burman, is a lesson in all things music. Experts have long called it the greatest work by a composer for a Hindi feature film. Waheeda Rehman delivers among her best dance performances on this one as she calls out Dev Anand for breaking her trust. While the music is fast-paced and rhythmic, the lyrics are heartbreakingly sad, making this Bollywood song a one of its kind in the history of Hindi film music.
Yeh Raat Yeh Chandni
Bollywood auteur Guru Dutt’s films, sadly too few in number, were known to be exceptional in every aspect. But the music in his films somehow stood out even more. From his 1954 classic,Jaal, this hauntingly beautiful track was composed by S.D. Burman and sung by the soulful Hemant Kumar. On this track, the melody, vocals, and arrangement blend so flawlessly, that when Kumar sings ‘Bheegi Hawaon Mein Thandi Thandi Aag Hai’ you almost feel an evening beachbreeze rustle your face.
Yeh Sham Mastani
In the late 1960s, Rajesh Khanna was the Hindi film industry’s biggest superstar. Between 1969 and 1971, he starred in 17 consecutive Bollywood hits while featuring on innumerable chart-topping songs. But even among those hits, the decades-long airwave-ruling streak of this song continues to this day. Listen to any Hindi film music radio station and you can still hear this song play almost daily.
Abhi Na JaoChhodKar
Among the many melodious black and white era songs, we can’t think ofa betterantidote for melancholia than this cheery track from the 1961 filmHum Dono. Filmed on Dev Anand and Sadhana, it is especially striking for its lyrics. While most Bollywood songs then relied on the somewhat literary and heavy Urdu, lyricist Sahir Ludhianvi created simple, conversational words for this track that feel at home even today.
BhaiBattur
Widely considered among R.D. Burman’s best soundtracks, each song onPadosanis as memorable as it iseuphoric.Bhai Battur, which literally translates toDear Friend, was shot to look like a visual representation of its melody – sweet, bubbly, and joyful. An innocent looking Saira Banu matches the youthful charm of Lata Mangeshkar’s voice as she twirls around in a nightgown and frolics in soapy bubbles, making it a delight to watch every single time.
Itna Na Mujhse Pyar Badha
If this sounds deeply familiar even though you’ve never heard it before, it’s because music director Salil Chowdhury based this one directly onMozart’s Symphony No. 40. But despite the telltale similarities and the nearly impossible task of one-upping Mozart, Chowdhury still managed to make it his own. With a Hindustani film music arrangement and Lata Mangeshkar and Talat Mehmood’s voices, even Chowdhury’s borrowed arrangement shines brightly.
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Aaj Bichhde Hain
Ghazals in the late ’70s and early ’80s were what item numbers are to Hindi movies today – each at least had one. The music director-lyricist duo of Khaiyyam and Gulzar were especially known for their lilting tunes that would hang in the air long after the track was over. This ghazal by Bhupendra is one such Bollywood tune that can still reach places in your heart that you didn’t even know existed.
Saphal Hogi Teri Aradhana
S.D. Burman was a gifted composer but also an equally talented singer. From his 1969 hit,Aradhana, his raw and earthy harmonies summon the situation perfectly on screen – Sharmila Tagore mourning the death of her beloved while riding in a bullock cart. The cadences and lilts of Burman Sr.’s voice accurately match the jolts and bumps of both the cart and Tagore’s character’s mental state on screen. This Bollywood performance is one that still holds up.
Dil Kho Gaya
While definitely not the oldest of Hindi films, Indra Kumar’sDilcame out nearly 30 years ago.This classic track is surely one of the most memorable songs from 1990 Bollywood hit. The lyrics are all about love, pain, and heartbreak, which you can feel in Aamir Khan and Madhuri Dixit’s performances. The voices of Anand-Milind and Anuradha Paudwal’s are filled with such tenderness, as the singers perform alternate verses. The result is a Hindi classic that is undoubtedly beautiful. The music of Dilwon’t be lost to time because Dilis the type of love storythat’s truly eternal.
For more of your favorite Old Hindi Songs, check out our incredibly curated playlist. Every track is sure to bring back memories of a bygone Bollywood era.
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