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Behoshi Tan Man Pe Chane Lagi Song Lyrics – Hema Sardesai

    Behoshi Tan Man Pe Chane Lagi from movie Bada Din – It is Christmas Day in Calcutta and David Dawson is off to celebrate it with his sweetheart, Nandini Shom. The meeting does not go well as Nandini wants him to start working so that they can get married and start a family, while David wants a career as a musician. She tells him that she will never see him again. Despondent, he returns to his rented apartment and is chided by his landlady, Lillian, who threatens to have him evicted as he has been delinquent in paying his rent for over a year now and will not permit him to party with his friends. To make matters worse, Raka, a dumb boy, tells him in sign language that he has just witnessed a murder in a barbershop and the killers are after him. David takes him to the police-station where he lodges a F.I.R. (First Information Report) on Raka’s behalf. What David and Raka do not know is that this is going to be last sane moment in their lives, as soon the killers will be literally camping on their doorstep – demanding that David withdraw the F.I.R. or this may well be his last Christmas.

    Sawan Ka Tha Mahina Song Lyrics – Shaan

      Sawan Ka Tha Mahina from movie Bin Bulaye Baraati – Hazari and Murari rob the Police Commissioner’s residence; Chetta Singh steals the car of the latter’s wife, Kusum; while AD elopes with the niece, Shreya, of Sub-Inspector Pralay Pratap Singh. All of them dramatically end up in a stolen vehicle with a jewelery-laden suitcase worth Rs.50 Crores that belongs to Durjan Singh/Black Cobra. Now on the run from gangsters and the police, they don fake police costumes, take part in a song and dance number, and subsequently end up in Madhavgarh – just in time to stop Loha Singh from molesting a woman. Mistaking them for real police officers, the residents welcome them and even prepare a feast for them. They decide to make themselves at home – not realizing that soon they will not only be pitted against the police – but also Durjan – who had killed two men just to steal their video camera; looted two villages to purchase an antique car; and set fire to this town’s Police Station, killing nearly all policemen – and is all set now to confront and do away with them.

      Aayi Bhor Suhani Aayi Song Lyrics – Lata Mangeshkar

        Aayi Bhor Suhani Aayi from movie Beqasoor – Sunil Verma works as an Assistant with Professor Jagmohan Sinha, a Scientist. After Jagmohan conducts a successful experiment, which will benefit India, there is an accident and Sunil loses his vision. Jagmohan, his daughter, Varsha, and her finance, Dr. Anand Bhatnagar, undertake to look after Sunil and make a number of efforts to restore his sight – all in vain. Then Jagmohan gets abducted, and his kidnappers want the formula so that they could sell it to other countries for a profit. The Police Commissioner assigns this matter Inspectors Ajit and Shekhar, who meet with Sunil, Varsha and Anand. Then three homicides take place, that of Khatri, his wife, and Deepa, Anand’s Secretary. Both Ajit and Shekhar suspect Anand, and accordingly confront him, but he denies any involvement in these killings. The question remains: Who killed these three, and will Jagmohan be ever found alive.

        Jo Kaka Ke Sahare Jite Hai Song Lyrics –

          Jo Kaka Ke Sahare Jite Hai from movie Bhajan – A little mute girl from a Pakistani village gets lost on her return back from a trip to India. In Kurukshetra, she meets Pawan – an ardent devotee of Lord Hanuman – who is in the midst of a challenge posed by his lover’s father. In trying to discover the girl’s parents, he develops an unshakable bond with her. He tries to get into Pakistan through a path righteous to his conscience and later, accompanied with a smart Pakistani news reporter – a story that captures the imagination of the public in both countries.

          Mere Mann Le Manasarovar Mein Song Lyrics – Asha Bhosle

            Mere Mann Le Manasarovar Mein from movie Bhagwan Parshuram – Before Bhagwan Vishnu took an avatar (reincarnation) as Bhagwan Shri Ram, he was Bhagwan Parshuram, a revered sage, who undertook upon himself to stop all warriors and war, if force by necessary. This story depicts the birth of Parshuram, in the home of a sage, and his wife, Reunka. Together they give birth to five sons, with Parshuram being one of them. Their household and Ashram is home to the weary and the hungry, and their provider is Kamdhenu, a cow who is blessed to bestow and fulfill any wish by Renuka. One day the land’s Samrat himself attends, and has a feast through Kamdhenu. After the feast the arrogant Samrat wants to buy Kamdhenu, but Renuka will not part with the cow for any amount. The Samrat returns home, angry and swears to avenge this humiliation. The sage is upset with Renuka and suspects her fidelity, and calls upon his sons to behead her. None of the sons is able to carry out this task, but Parshuram does so, thus proving that duty comes before everyone. Bhagwan Shiv is impressed with this, and asks the Sage to restore the life of his wife and his sons, which he does. Parshuram, now armed with an axe, goes on to complete the task his birth was for – to stop all wars. He meets with the Samrat’s daughter, Gayetri, and both fall in love. This angers the Samrat, and in rage he kills Gayetri. Parshuram is enraged and strikes the Samrat dead, and carries on with his life of bringing peace on Earth. His next encounter with Gayetri will be when she is re-born as Sita, and is in the process of marrying Bhagwan Shri Ram, none other than another avtar of Bhagwan Vishnu