Neeraj shridhar and kavita seth tum hi ho bandhu lyrics
It's sung in Hindi and Bengali (the Bengali sounds really cool!) and there are just so many musical elements in here, I can't even explain it completely. This song is actually composed by Sohail Sen (yeah, the Ek Tha Tiger guy) and it's super unique. Pyaari Pyaari (From Sydney With Love): This is one of those cool songs with a lot of different types of music in it. Overall, really nice and soulful, love it! dam daram daram daram da. The lyrics are pretty good too, even though 'Maula' is a word that is being used pretty often in songs these days. Maula (Jism 2): I liked most of the Jism 2 songs, but out of all of them, this was my favorite! First of all, it has Ali Azmat singing it (who is just amazing) and the cello is just incredible. tumse bhi zyaada hongi ab yaadein pyaariya. I think the sadness of the lyrics is more raw in this reprise, and I'm definitely a sucker for sad songs! The part where Arijit Singh enters the song is fantastic. Also, Sunidhi and Arijit Singh are amazing, and they sound really fresh. Yaariyan Reprise (Cocktail): I don't think there's many people that like the Yaariyan Reprise better than the original Yaariyan, but I do! I really like the piano tones, and how this version is more unplugged. The music is also pretty good, and it has some of the current trends in music right now. Tera Naam Japdi Phiran (Cocktail): I know this song is similar to other Pritam songs (like Subha Hone Na De), but I still like it! More than the Shefali Alvares and Nikhil D'Souza parts, I like the Javed Bashir sung parts, which are the main stanzas and chorus. jab yaar kare parvah meri, mujhe kya parvah iss duniya ki. Kavita Seth and Neeraj Shridhar contrast each other's voices really well, and the lyrics are awesome. I bow down to you Pritam. Tum Hi Ho Bandhu is the unanimous friendship song of the year, and undoubtedly amazing. Tum Hi Ho Bandhu (Cocktail): Okay, so I pretty much love all of the Cocktail original tracks (except Second Hand Jawani-that one's alright), so it's really unfair to choose only some to put on this list, but I had to do it (the ones that are on here on the ones that have the most iTunes plays). strongly yeh jaadu tera mujhe pe chad gaaya! Listen to Dhadang Dhang And Shekhar Ravjiani's voice.he should definitely sing more often, his voice is amazing! I wish the song was longer though (it barely touches three minutes!) main uske bina bepata hoon, bepata bepata bepata hoon Listen to Khudaayaĭhadang Dhang (Rowdy Rathore): People may have other favorites from the Rowdy album, but I love Dhadang Dhang the most! It's fun, and still has that 90's touch that the rest of the album has, and Shreya Ghoshal and Wajid totally rock it! The video is really good too (I love Sonakshi). It's so Emraan Hashmi-esque, and yet it still sounds different and unique. Khudaaya (Film: Shanghai): Wow, this is definitely one of my favorite songs that has come out this year. Oh my gosh, it's already October!!! Which means I'm super behind on my top songs for the last four months, but it's okay because it's never too late to recognize good songs!!! A lot of really good albums have come out this summer (Pritam's albums are out to take over the world), so this should be a good list.