10 songs of Lata ji which I love the most

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 As a tribute to Lata Ji, I have listed 10 songs of Lata ji which I love the most.

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This melodious song is from the movie, Man Pasand and is composed by Rajesh Roshan. Very romantic and fresh song and gives a different feel. Brilliant use of dholak and tabla in the background. Amazing lyrics by Amit Khanna.

 2)      Tum se mila tha pyaar

One more brilliant composition by the great music director Rajesh Roshan, a very versatile music director. The song is duet by Lata ji and Kishore Kumar, from the movie, Khatta-meetha, picturized on Rakesh Roshan and Bindiya Goswami.

  3)      Ankho me kajal hai

This evergreen romantic song is from the movie, Doosra admi. The song is picturized on the youthful couple, Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh.  Hats off to Rajesh Roshan for composing such a wide range of songs.

 4)      Dono ke dil hai: This song is a true masterpiece, from the album, “Nargis”. Music is composed by Basu Chakraborty and sung by Jagjit Singh and Lata Ji. Other songs from this album are also very pleasant. The song gives you the nostalgic feelings of 1990s.

 5)      Ye mulakat ek bahana hai: This heart touching song is from the movie, “Khandan”. Picturized on Jeetendra and Bindiya Goswami. Wonderful composition by great music director Khayyam. I like the lyrics of this song, especially the line” Khwab To Kaanch Se Bhi Nazuk Hai, Tutne Se Inhe Bachana Hai”.

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 6)      Ye aankhen dekhkar hum sari duniya: Composed by music director Hridaynath Mangeshkar, this song is sung by Lata ji and Suresh Wadkar. The song is from the movie, Dhanwan and is picturized on Reena Roy and Rakesh Roshan. You will love the uniqueness of Hridaynath Mangeshkar’s music in this song. Mesmerizing lyrics by Sahir Ludhianvi.

 7)      Chanda dekhe Chanda

A very soothing romantic song from the movie, “Jhoothi”. I love this movie, especially for Rekha. This romantic duet is sung by Kishore kumar and Lata Ji and picturized on Raj Bubbar and Rekha. Music Composer, Bappi Lahiri has made beautiful use of instruments like violin, sitar, table and flute to give a gentle feeling. A very difficult song but very melodious.

 8)      Aa mulakato ka mausam aa gaya

This fresh romantic song by Amit Kumar and Lata ji will take you to another world. I am a diehard fan of Amit kumar and I keep listening this song umpteen times. Enthralling music by RD Burman. The movie is Lovers and actors are Kumar Gaurav and Padmini kolhapure.

 9)      Aisa Sama Na Hota: Another appealing song of Lata ji from the movie, Zameen Aasman.  The flute piece in this song is amazing. The song is picturized on Sanjay Dutta and Anita Raj. This song by Pancham da is like a fantasy.

 10)   Tum Kya Mile

A very captivating song from the movie, Saatwan Aasman by Lata ji and Udit Narayan. The song is picturized on Pooja Bhatt and Vivek Mushran. Excellent music by the great music composer, RamLaxman.

 

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Unknown said…
Thank you for the links
February 8, 2022 at 4:25 PM
Ashwini said…
Thank you for appreciating
February 8, 2022 at 4:52 PM
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