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exceptional Yamans.

Lets begin this mind-blowing Lata number from Bhabhi ki chudiya. MD is sudhir phadke. Like any song of Sudhir Phadke, the tune is woven under very strict limits with lots of scope for singer and raaga. Please note that the lyrics are again chaste hindi


Geet Gaati lau lagati....


http://www.desivideonetwork.com/view/7l2c10fsx/lau-lagati-geet-gaati-bhabhi-ki-chudiyan-lata-sudhir-phadke/


Rajshri Production had a long association with Ravindra Jain for the simple down to earth movies. Chitchor was the best musical amongst all. Again all songs are raaga based which suited the demand of the movies as well.
J Yeshudas is teaching Hemalatha the a lesson on Raag Yaman Kalyan. In the antara it shows that she has picked it up well.


"Jab deep jale aana"


The next 2 are ghazals, on which I needn't and shouldn't say more.
Unfortunately I still havent found the links of these ghazal will update it later.
First the famous mehfil ghazal of mehdi hasan sahab.


"Ranjish hi sahi"
and second by the Ustad Ghulam Ali

"Sochte aur jaagate"


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