Song: Jaane woh kaise log the
Film: Pyaasa (1957)
Music: S.D. Burman
Lyrics: Sahir Ludhianvi
Singer: Hemant Kumar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZTLMg9IUEs
This song reflects the bitterness and cynicism emerging from deep sorrow & heartbreak - the underlying theme of this movie and the defining trait of Vijay, the central character... he's faced so much pain that he now embraces it
Gham se ab ghabrana kaisa, gham sau baar mila...
Originally posted by: KJasoosChulbulP
I absolutely loved this movie. Nikaah .. and the songs …
Such powerful lyrics …
https://youtu.be/or8LyI2eneg
Dil ke armaaaa aaansooooh mein bahey gayeand this line (tho every line of this song is so powerful)..
… ..hum wafaaa karkey bheee tanhaaaaa rahey gaye…
…
Somewhat presents a Dichotomy between ecstasy and lugubriousness ..
Between tears and smile!
Between brooding and jauntiness
Between contemplation and nonchalance
Originally posted by: LizzieBennet
Song: Jaane woh kaise log the
Film: Pyaasa (1957)
Music: S.D. Burman
Lyrics: Sahir Ludhianvi
Singer: Hemant Kumar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZTLMg9IUEs
This song reflects the bitterness and cynicism emerging from deep sorrow & heartbreak - the underlying theme of this movie and the defining trait of Vijay, the central character... he's faced so much pain that he now embraces it
Gham se ab ghabrana kaisa, gham sau baar mila...
Melancholy is sometimes not a choice!
We all have experience at some point!
He seems to have become immuned to the tangs of tristesse n hence embracing it!
To compare-People accustomed to self flagellation become inured to external castigation 🩼
One of the most intriguing questions in the history of music is --Why do people enjoy listening to sad songs?
To investigate this paradox, scholars have taken many different approaches and found many answers.. One is that, sad music didn’t evoke only negative emotions. In addition to sadness, such music also produces a range of more positive, aesthetic emotions, like nostalgia, peacefulness, and wonder!!
Emotions aren’t just psychological, the voicelike emotional expression of the music activates an empathetic response called “the contagion mechanism.” That’s why violins and pianos sound especially sad, because they resemble human emotions well!!
Here is a song in which the heroine is crying after seeing her lover walk off from her life silently, without uttering a word!!
Song : Tera Jana Dil
Singer : Lata Mangeshkar
Music : Director: Shankar Jaikishan
Lyrics : Shailendra
Movie : Anari (1959)
As evening casts its dusky gown over her, when the air becomes still and sad, the time of sorrow arrives and engulfs her.
There are times that emotions feel bruised, and in the same way as a physical bruise, they take time to come up and really show themselves. Sadness comes as a painful cleanse. Let the sadness out, or it'll poison you; such open-heart surgery without anesthetic takes real bravery. Do it, though.
Loneliness is a desolation, a defender, and a ride-or-die connection that stays with you forever and in all ways. It is raw, and it will roar for you if required. It will stay with you in quietness and be your comfort. It is rare. Treasure it. Keep it as long as you can.
That is what she is doing now!! The isolation, separation, and aloofness are very deeply felt in Lata's voice!
Movie Name: Aah
Music Director: Shankar Jaikishan
Lyrics: Shailendra
Singer: Lata Mangeshkar
Originally posted by: Viswasruti
One of the most intriguing questions in the history of music is --Why do people enjoy listening to sad songs?
To investigate this paradox, scholars have taken many different approaches and found many answers.. One is that, sad music didn’t evoke only negative emotions. In addition to sadness, such music also produces a range of more positive, aesthetic emotions, like nostalgia, peacefulness, and wonder!!
Emotions aren’t just psychological, the voicelike emotional expression of the music activates an empathetic response called “the contagion mechanism.” That’s why violins and pianos sound especially sad, because they resemble human emotions well!!
Here is a song in which the heroine is crying after seeing her lover walk off from her life silently, without uttering a word!!
Song : Tera Jana Dil
Singer : Lata Mangeshkar
Music : Director: Shankar Jaikishan
Lyrics : Shailendra
Movie : Anari (1959)
Even flute 🪈 i so love it! Exquisite amalgamation of lachrymation and jocundity! The dulcet tone triggers some sublime euphoria which catapults you to an arcadian utopia like state!
How can pain & heartbreak find expression? Through tears of course! And when tears become the speech of your heart, it's so easy to sing an ode to them.
Song: Ye aansoo mere dil ki zubaan hai
Film: Hamraahi (1963)
Music: Shankar-Jaikishen
Lyrics: Hasrat Jaipuri
Singer: Mohammed Rafi
Actors: Rajendra Kumar, Jamuna
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EaO9BHqDjc
Movie: Chaal Jeevi Laiye
Song: Pa Pa Pagli
Singer: Sonu Nigam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjoJYVrxkQM
Movie: Hellaro
Song: Sapna Vinani Raat
Singer: Aditya Gadhavi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cORFPUslPFw
Movie: Fuleku
Song: Kona Kona Naam Lewa
Singer: Javed Ali
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpTk357iONQ
Movie: Love Ni Bhavai
Song: Dhun Laagi (Sad)
Singer: Siddharth Amit Bhavsar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OyUMbY8Xf8
Movie: Sharato Lagu
Song: Mann Melo - Reprise (Sad Version)
Singer(s): Jasleen Royal, Siddharth Amit Bhavsar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPdMmSpCJXc
Movie: Aum Mangalam Singlem
Song: Khune Thi Khune Thi
Singer(s): Sachin–Jigar, Divya Kumar, Ishani Dave, Aamir Mir, Niren Bhatt
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