Great selection guys. Brings back a lot of nostalgia. And although the word “Nasha” literally means addiction, in this case it means enchantment - that of first love. This is a very nice movie of the time and I believe you will love it as one of Amir Khan’s early works
Here in the lyrics, a comparison or similarity is drawn between first Nasha or Khumaar or intoxication---meaning a state of being drunk a very first time---and a state of falling in love for the first time, a whole new experience!!!🤔
You people couldn't notice that although it is filmed as a slow motion song, their lip-syncing is perfect!!! How??? I would recommend this film or Hum Hai Rahi Pyaar Ke if you really want to see Aamir's film from the earliest stage of his career.☕☕
1. Beautiful song. There're many great Aamir Khan's songs from the 90s. Mostly with the voice of Udit Narayan who was back then the "Aamir's " voice. Try songs from Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak, Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin or Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke. 2. Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar is a good early 90s film aging really well. Maybe a bit overlong but its last hour is great. You may watch it for very young Aamir Khan
Guys interesting thing to note about the choreography.....parts of the song where actors dance in slow motion...their lips still sync up with song's lyrics sung at the original tempo :) !!!
Thank you supporter for choosing this song!!! Keep up doing such work Yaar. During 90s, when Salman, Sharukh and Aamir were just stars---though hugely popular among the youth---three singers got fame as their voices individually. Of course, they sang for every one, Udit Narayan became the voice for Aamir Khan, SPB was the voice of Salman, whereas the singer linked to SRK was Abhijeet whose voice suited him the most!
JatinLalit are brothers who went on to make iconic songs for blockbuster movies in the 90s mainly like DDLJ. This is a very sweet movie with great songs.
Iconic song ! Every kid growing up in the 80s and 90s had Pehla Nasha and Papa Kehte hain as their favourite songs. What lyrics, tune, melody and voice quality !
How was Aamir Khan the supporting character in Rangeela? He was one of the leads, also with nomination as a best actor for this performance, which is still considered as one of his best and very much loved
Hi Jimmy, please checkout an upload by SangeetVerse, titled ‘Top 100 songs of Mohammed Raf’. They are short clips but will show how he reined the airwaves during the 1950s to 1970s. The only other singer who could match Lata Mangeshkar. His songs provided the Golden period of Bollywood film music. You will get a good insight to his contribution to the industry. His voice remained unchanged over the decades. This would finally acknowledge and honour the legend that is Mr Rafi, by you. All the songs were huge hits and are still remembered and played by Indian film lovers, from days when the music so often decided the fate of the film. 🙏
I would recommend watching Hum Hai Rahi Pyar Ke from Aamir's older movies. Has great songs aswell. It's more of a kids movie but enjoyable to watch. People will also recommend Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak and this movie but i don't think they're as good but you might enjoy them like others do. Both of them have great songs in them aswell.
Guys looks like you are not getting good suggestions for movies. Being a telugu guy, i will suggest some telugu movies. Sagara Sangamam (kamal hassan) Rudraveena Swarnakamalm Seeta ramayya gari manavaralu Swati Kiranam Chantabbai Manam Janatha Garage Athadu Wouldnt usually suggest these to first time watchers. But you both are into indian cinema for so long, i am hoping that you will understand the intrensics in these movies.
@D_Thing dude. When did I deny them to watch hindi movies/songs. Just giving them options after looking at their recent posts. Earlier they used to critically review our (indian) movies. But now they are not doing that often. You can go ahead and suggest them whatever you want. Come out of that narrow mindedness. You are an Indian from north and I am from south. You suggest what you want and I will do what I want. Grow up.
