Only Bollywood can unite MCU and DCEU.
They thought this look belongs to 2050, but now it is apt to be worn at a Halloween party.
Can you pull this mustard colour printed shirt like Govinda?
No words for this one.
Who the hell wears a ripped baniyaan ?
Blinding bling.
Salman Khan trying to become He-Man.
Karishma's dress inspired from French maid.
The cousin of WWE belt on Dara Singh.
Manoj Kumar in a tiger striped wig.
Perfect for a Halloween party.
P.S. - Sorry for the image quality.
There are many songs which are shot in or around a taxi. Most of them are shot partly in a taxi.
Keeping the above point in mind the song which is romantic as well shot mostly in a taxi is one of my favourite, “Tum Jo Mil Gaye Ho” from Hanste Zakham which is picturised on Navin Nischal and Priya Rajvansh.
Badi Mushkil Hain from Anjaam can be considered as a romantic number which is partially shot on a taxi.
Besides the above there are two lesser known songs. One is, “Jeevan Mein Humsafar” from the film Taxi Taxie which is picturised on Amol Palekar and Rama Vij.
The other is, “Kal Raat Sadak Pe Ek Ladki” from Chhailla Babu which is picturised on Rajesh Khanna and Zeenat Aman.
Jaaye To Jaaye Kahan picturised on Dev Anand and Kalpana Kartik is not shot in a taxi but is from the film Taxi Driver where Dev Anand plays a taxi driver.
Other mentions would be two fun numbers. Hat Jaa Babu Nahi To Uda Doonga from Khuddar picturised on Amitabh Bachchan and Meter
Down from Taxi No. 9211 which is picturised on Nana Patekar, John Abraham and Sameera Reddy.
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There are many songs that mention brand names. Sharing a song which has brand names as well as the product displayed.
The song is, “We are made for each other” from the film “Love”, starring Salman Khan and Revathi (1991).
The entire song is just like an advertisement sponsor program which is beautifully intertwined with the song. Some of the brands mentioned in the song are:
Garden Sarees, Vimal Suitings, Colgate, Old Spice, Nivea, Thums Up, Amul Shrikhand, Coldarin etc.
The above mentioned products are used by the characters while expressing their feelings and care for each other.
Besides this, there are many songs where certain product placements are done or brand names are used include Rangeela Re song from Rangeela where Aditya Narayan renders a few lines mentioning names like Cadbury, Amul, Complan and Horlicks.
Other than this Fevicol Se (Dabangg 2), Tere chumme mein Chawanprash (Bhavesh Joshi Superhero), Zandu Balm (Munni - Dabangg 2), Tu meri hai Pepsi Cola, Main tera hoon Coca Cola (Tan Tana Tan Tan Tan Tara - Judwaa) are a few mentions.
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Few mentions are :
Kahin Deep Jale Kahin Dil - Bees Saal Baad: Highly melodious, highly mysterious song.
The song has the feeling of love, separation and mystery. It's a very important part of the film. It acts as a siren song of the film.
The opening, “oh oh oh oh oh oh”, are enough to give you goosebumps.
Jhoom Jhoom Dhalti Raat - Kohraa: Unique mystery song which appears in the beginning of the film. Kohra means fog.
Waheeda Rehman and the ghostly character are shown in white with long shots in a mansion which adds up to the impact of the song.
The actress in the song is unknown to the audiences as her face is never shown in the movie. Later the hero of the movie Biswajit revealed that she was a lesser known Anglo Indian actor - Thelma.
Naina Barse Rimjhim - Woh Kaun Thi?:
A short version of the song just comes before the titles are displayed and it grips the viewers.
The song is known for its haunting melody, melancholic beauty and emotive rendition by Lata Mangeshkar.
Longing, sadness, pain of unspoken love, sense of sadness, the song perfectly complements the film's storyline with elements of romance and the supernatural.
Aayega Aane Wala - Mahal : This song is considered as one of the most effective picturised song of yesteryears.
The song is used as a recurring theme in the film and acts as a signature tune for the ghostly women picturised along with looming shadows, swinging chandeliers and a mysterious lady.
There are a few lines in the beginning of the song before the song actually begins. The picturisation and camera angles of those lines are sheer brilliance.
Gumnaam Hai Koi - Gumnaam : Overall this has to be numero uno in the list of mystery songs.
The song is picturised on all the main characters of the film.
The mysterious lyrics by Hasrat Jaipuri, the visuals, the melody of Shankar Jaikishan and the mesmerizing voice of Lata Mangeshkar create an enchanting aura throughout the song.
Personal opinion, might differ.
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